Scipio Africanus, the brilliant Roman general, played a pivotal role in the Punic Wars against Carthage. His strategic leadership and military prowess culminated in the decisive victory at the Battle of Zama in 202 BC. This triumph earned him the title "Africanus" and cemented Rome's dominance over Carthage. Scipio's innovative tactics, such as the "manipular" formation, revolutionized Roman warfare, while his political acumen and diplomacy ensured a lasting peace in the aftermath of the conflict. His legacy as a skilled commander and a wise statesman remains an enduring testament to his impact on Roman history.
