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Young Hannibal Swears Enmity to Rome, The story depicted in this painting is related by Livy in The War with Hannibal: The History of Rome from its Foundations. After bringing the African War to a close, Hamilcar, commander of Carthage during their defeat to Rome in the First Punic War, was offering sacrifices before transporting his army to Spain, the boy Hannibal, nine years old, was coaxing his father to take him with him, and his father led him up to the altar and made him swear with his hand laid on the victim that as soon as he possibly could he would show himself the enemy of Rome.
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Young Hannibal Swears Enmity to Rome, Matthiesen Gallery, London, 1731 oil on canvas paintings in the United Kingdom, Paintings by Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, Hannibal
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若いハンニバルはローマに敵意を誓う、本作で描かれている物語は、リウィウス『ハンニバルとの戦争』 の『ローマ建国史』 に関連している。第一次ポエニ戦争でローマに敗れたカルタゴの司令官ハミルカルは、軍隊をスペインに運ぶ前に犠牲を払っていた。9歳の少年ハンニバルは、父親が彼を連れるように共謀していた。そして、父親は彼を祭壇に連れ出し、犠牲者に手を置いたまま誓わせた。
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若いハンニバルはローマに敵意を誓う、ロンドンのマティーセン・ギャラリー、1731年の英国のカンヴァス画の油彩、ジョヴァンニ・アントニオ・ペレグリーニの作品、ハンニバル
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