Hannibal, who was attempting political reform in Carthage, was forced by Roman pressure to flee east to the Seleucid court; in the end, realizing that Prusias I was about to hand him over to the Romans, he drank poison and took his own life (183 BCE).
Hannibal, who was attempting political reform in Carthage, was forced by Roman pressure to flee east to the Seleucid court; in the end, realizing that Prusias I was about to hand him over to the Romans, he drank poison and took his own life (183 BCE).