duc N31LOCPM sp N51NOMSF un NUM11NOMSFCARD salut N31GENSF si CONJ soci N11ACCPF iung V31PRESACTIVESUB3P vir V21PRESACTIVEIND2S ingent ADJ31DATPXPOS ors VPAR34NOMSNPERFPPL auspici N24LOCPN iuven ADJ32ACCSCPOS ceu ADVPOS patri N11NOMSF gest V11PRESACTIVESUB3S in PREPABL arm N21LOCPM fulmin N32NOMPN sublim ADJ11GENSMPOS vallat VPAR11ACCSFPERFPASSIVEPPL vertic N31LOCSM mont N33GENSM et CONJ scopul N21LOCPM urb N33ACCSF cumulat VPAR11ACCSFPERFPASSIVEPPL strag N33LOCSF vir N21GENPN non ADV tot ADJ13DATSXPOSinfreq rapu V31PERFACTIVEINF0X di N21VOCSM qu PRON10NOMSF marti ADJ11NOMSMPOS ill PRON61NOMSM hannibal N31NOMSM in PREPABL terr N11NOMSF consumpt VPAR31DATSMPERFPASSIVEPPL vert V31PERFACTIVESUB3S ann N21DATSM nec ADVPOS pub N33LOCSF aequ VPAR11ACCSFFUTPASSIVEPPL nec ADVPOS op N31GENPF ubertat N31LOCSF Saguntum OTHER
The Carthaginian generals were in a desperate plight unless they could unite their forces. They saw that the young commander had begun his career with a prodigious success, as if he wielded in battle the thunderbolts of his sirea; that within twenty-four hours he had taken a city defended by its site upon a lofty hill and its steep approach, and had heaped it with the corpses of the slain, whereas it had taken Hannibal, that great commander, fighting in the same country, a full year to overthrow Saguntum, so inferior to Carthage in population and wealth.
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