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• Talk:Battle of Cannae
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• Battle of Cannae
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• Battle of Cannae/Approval
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• Battle of Cannae/Definition
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• Battle of Cannae/Related Articles
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• Cannae
  #Redirect [[Battle of Cannae]]
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• Gaius Terentius Varro/Definition
  ...mmander for the Roman Empire who was the surviving senior commander at the Battle of Cannae.
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• Gaius Terentius Varro
  ...ander for the Roman Empire. He was the surviving senior commander at the [[Battle of Cannae]].
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• Template:Battle of Cannae/Metadata
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• Tactics/Related Articles
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• Gaius Terentius Varro/Related Articles
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• Double envelopment/Related Articles
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• Double envelopment
  *[[Battle of Cannae]]: Carthage vs. Rome; Carthage, under [[Hannibal]], victorious
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• Historical examples of military swarming
  ...03)]]-->Swarms may seem similar to '''double envelopments''' such as the [[Battle of Cannae]], but there are key differences. In a double envelopment, the center immob
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• Talk:Killed in action
  .... I have struck through some material that is simply no longer true. The [[Battle of Cannae]] is hardly the only example where a force, with a lesser number of casualt :Likewise, a smaller force can sometimes beat a larger one; [[Battle of Cannae|Cannae]] ([[216 BC|216BC]]) provides a classic example. However, the idea t
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• Ancient Celtic music/Citable Version
  ...ted for a member of the Celtiberian infantry during the [[Battle of Cannae|battle of Cannae]] in 216 BC, as he was attacked by the Roman consul.<ref>Tiberius Catius Si
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• User:Daniel Mietchen/Sandbox/AOTW
  ...ted for a member of the Celtiberian infantry during the [[Battle of Cannae|battle of Cannae]] in 216 BC, as he was attacked by the Roman consul.<ref>Tiberius Catius Si
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• Ancient Celtic music
  ...c songs" is reported for a member of the Celtiberian infantry during the [[Battle of Cannae]] in 216 BC, as he was attacked by the Roman consul.<ref>Tiberius Catius Si
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• Talk:Korean War
  ...ife. Without looking up numbers, I think of the [[Battle of Islawanda]], [[Battle of Cannae]] and [[Battle of Blood River]]. The [[Battle of the Teutoburg Forest]] was
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• American Revolution, military history
  ...double envelopment. (Possibly Morgan knew about the similar action at the battle of Cannae, Italy, where Hannibal encircled and demolished the Romans in 216 B.C.) Tar
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