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Oct 8, 2026

Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:27
It was a master class in the skills of leading an army.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:31
The immediate task for the Carthaginian expeditionary force was to tighten their grip on the Iberian Peninsula.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:39
But no one was in any doubt as to who the eventual target was.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:43
Rome.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:47
In 229, when Hannibal was just 18, his charismatic father, Hamilcar, was killed in battle against Iberian tribesmen.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
12:56
On his death, command of the army passed to his son-in-law, Hasdrubal.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
13:03
Hasdrubal could see the military genius of his young kinsman and put Hannibal in charge of the cavalry, vital experience for the years ahead.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
17:08
Biding his time, he decided to test his command in the west, far away from Rome's sphere of influence.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:57
Do not play any games on me about whether I am a Celt, a word that is dim to the anthropologist and utterly unmeaning to anybody else.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:06
Do not start any drivelling discussions about whether the word Shaw is German or Scandinavian or Iberian or Basque.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:14
You know you are human.
speaker_1NARRATOR
13:15
I know I am Irish.

3 HRS 22 MINS LATER

speaker_1NARRATOR
215:33
At the touch, Shaw poured forth a torrent of theory, explaining that climate was the only thing that affected nationality and that whatever races came into the English or Irish climate would become like the English or Irish.
speaker_1NARRATOR
215:48
Now the modern theory of race is certainly a piece of stupid materialism.
speaker_1NARRATOR
215:52
It is an attempt to explain the things we are sure of, France, Scotland, Rome, Japan, by means of the things we are not sure of at all, prehistoric conjectures, Celts, Mongols and Iberians.
speaker_1NARRATOR
216:07
Of course, there is a reality in race, but there is no reality in the theories of race offered by some ethnological professors.
JimmyHOST
31:28
They contributed only marginally to the western Mediterranean's demographic picture at this date, though that would soon change.
JimmyHOST
31:37
The Iberians of the southern Spanish coast, partly Hellenized through contact with Greek and Phoenician traders, may have numbered around a million across the entire peninsula.
JimmyHOST
31:49
North and east of the Black Sea, the Scythian Confederation, semi-nomadic horsemen ranging across the steppe from the Danube to the Volga, are more difficult to estimate.
JimmyHOST
32:01
They probably totaled somewhere between one and two million, but the usual methods of estimating population don't work well with people who aren't fully settled.
speaker_6NARRATOR
13:27
Do not play any games on me about whether I am a Celt, a word that is dim to the anthropologist and utterly unmeaning to anybody else.
speaker_6NARRATOR
13:36
Do not start any driveling discussions about whether the word Shaw is German or Scandinavian or Iberian or Basque.
speaker_6NARRATOR
13:43
You know you are human.
speaker_6NARRATOR
13:45
i know i am irish i know i belong to a certain type and temper of society i know that all sorts of people of all sorts of blood live in that society and by that society and are therefore irish you can take your books of anthropology to hell or to oxford thus gently elaborately and at length mr shaw would have explained his meaning if he had thought it worth his while as he did not he merely flung the symbolic but very complete sentence i am a typical irishman my family came from yorkshire What, then, is the colour of this Irish society, of which Bernard Shaw, with all his individual oddity, is yet an essential type? One generalisation, I think, may at least be made.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
16:49
What they cared about was getting and giving in Britain what they had got and given in Gaul.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
16:55
We do not know whether the Britons then, or for that matter the Britons now, were Iberian or Cymric or Teutonic.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
17:04
We do know that in a short time they were Roman.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
17:09
Every now and then there is discovered in modern England some fragment such as a Roman pavement.
LinnieNARRATOR
20:45
The red hair and large limbs of the inhabitants of Caledonia point clearly to a German origin.
LinnieNARRATOR
20:53
The dark complexion of the Silures, their usually curly hair, and the fact that Spain is the opposite shore to them, are an evidence that Iberians of a former date crossed over and occupied these parts.
LinnieNARRATOR
21:08
Those who are nearest to the Gauls are also like them, either from the permanent influence of original descent, or because in countries which run out so far to meet each other, climate has produced similar physical qualities.
LinnieNARRATOR
21:25
But a general survey inclines me to believe that the Gauls established themselves in an island so near to them.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:27
Do not play any games on me about whether I am a Celt, a word that is dim to the anthropologist and utterly unmeaning to anybody else.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:36
Do not start any drivelling discussions about whether the word Shaw is German or Scandinavian or Iberian or Basque.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:43
You know you are human.
speaker_1NARRATOR
12:45
I know I am Irish.
speaker_3NARRATOR
13:12
Do not play any games on me about whether I am a Celt, a word that is dim to the anthropologist and utterly unmeaning to anybody else.
speaker_3NARRATOR
13:21
Do not start any driveling discussions about whether the word Shaw is German or Scandinavian or Iberian or Basque.
speaker_3NARRATOR
13:29
You know you are human.
speaker_3NARRATOR
13:30
I know I am Irish.

3 HRS 34 MINS LATER

speaker_3NARRATOR
227:06
At the touch Shaw poured forth a torrent of theory, explaining that climate was the only thing that affected nationality and that whatever races came into the English or Irish climate would become like the English or Irish.
speaker_3NARRATOR
227:20
Now the modern theory of race is certainly a piece of stupid materialism.
speaker_3NARRATOR
227:25
It is an attempt to explain the things we are sure of, France, Scotland, Rome, Japan, by means of the things we are not sure of at all, prehistoric conjectures, Celts, Mongols and Iberians.
speaker_3NARRATOR
227:40
Of course there is a reality in race but there is no reality in the theories of race offered by some ethnological professors.
Trevor CallahanHOST
13:16
The change was, of course, to do the opposite.
Trevor CallahanHOST
13:19
The order went out that the Celtiberian and other Iberian tribesmen were to march in the center, with the Romans flanking them on either side.
Trevor CallahanHOST
13:27
As for the cavalry and skirmishers, they were ordered to march as close to the Carthaginian camp as possible to goad them out.
Trevor CallahanHOST
13:34
One more detail I feel is important for this battle.
Trevor CallahanHOST
14:45
When the Celtiberian and Spanish troops finally joined in the center, the pressure became too much for the Carthaginians, and they fled back to camp.
Trevor CallahanHOST
14:53
Only a sudden storm stopped the Romans from raiding the camp.
Trevor CallahanHOST
14:57
The day following the battle, Hasdrubal Gizko had found his Iberian allies abandoning him, typical in descriptions of barbarian allies during this period.
Trevor CallahanHOST
15:07
Many scholars approach the Battle of Aleppo through the lens of Kenai.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
36:41
The Carthaginians, on the contrary, when they saw that Hero had become their enemy and that the Romans were becoming more deeply involved in the enterprise in Sicily, considered that they themselves required stronger forces in order to be able to confront their enemies and control Sicilian affairs.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
36:59
They therefore enlisted foreign mercenaries from the opposite coasts, many of them Ligurians, Celts, and still more Iberians, and dispatched them all to Sicily.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
37:09
Perceiving that the city of Agrigentum had the greatest natural advantages for making their preparations, it being also the most important city in their province, they collected their troops and supplies there and decided to use it as a base in the war.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
37:25
Meanwhile, the Roman consuls who had made the treaty with Hero had left, and their successors, Lucius Postumius and Quintus Mamilius, 262 BC, had arrived in Sicily with their legions.

2 HRS 9 MINS LATER

A. RodrigoNARRATOR
166:56
For the Carthaginian practice of employing hired troops of various nationalities is indeed well calculated to prevent them from combining rapidly in acts of insubordination or disrespect to their officers, but in cases of an outburst of anger or of slanderous rumours or disaffection, it is most prejudicial to all efforts to convey the truth to them, to calm their passions, or to conciliate the culprits.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
167:25
Indeed, such forces, when once their anger is aroused against anyone or slander spreads among them, are not content with mere human wickedness, but end by becoming like wild beasts or men deranged, as happened in the present case.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
167:42
Some of these troops were Iberians, some Celts, some Ligurians, and some from the Balearic Islands.
A. RodrigoNARRATOR
167:49
There were a good many Greek half-breeds, mostly deserters and slaves, but the largest portion consisted of Libyans.

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