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Identify his role in the war with Rome and in the immediate aftermath of Carthage's defeat.

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In expanding his power to the European continent, Hamilcar reinvigorated the Carthaginian empire, regained needed resources, and prepared a base for renewing war against Rome, which his son Hannibal would famously do in the Second Punic War. Hamilcar died in battle, most likely drowning in the Jucar River while besieging a place called Helice and trying to escape from a Celtiberian army.

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Identify who they are and their contribution to the conflict between Rome and Carthage.

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The tyrants of Sicily had always employed mercenaries, which they had often hired in Campania and Central Italy. King Agathocles of Syracuse, who ruled from 304 to 289, had done the same.

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Mediterranean Prior to the 1st Punic War

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Mediterranean Prior to the 1st Punic War

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Rome: The Punic Wars - The First Punic War - Extra History - #1