Product Description
by Robin E. Levin (Author)
Quintus Fabius Verrucosus Cunctator was a Roman general who thought outside the box. While the typical Roman response to the disastrous invasion of Italy by Hannibal was to confront him in a pitched battle, Fabius realized that Hannibal was a military genius beyond peer, and that the only way Rome could avert destruction would be to wear Hannibal's forces down in a war of attrition. Four successive battles, all disasters for Rome, proved Fabius correct. Maximus, Warts and All, is the story of Quintus Fabius Maximus' life as I believe he would have told it.
Author Biography
Robin E. Levin live in San Francisco, California. She graduated from U.C. Berkeley in Anthropology and Zoology and made a living as a medical technologist until her recent retirement. Her interest in ancient history goes back to childhood. Her published works include The Death Of Carthage, Sempronia the Sister of the Gracchi, and Maximus, Warts and All. She maintains a website: http: /www.thedeathofcarthage.com where she blogs about matters of ancient history and reviews historical fiction and non fiction books
