Shook, L: Struggle of Titans
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Struggle of Titans tells the story of the clashes among rivals beginning around 500 BC, leading eventually to the rise of Western Civilization. Beginning with Carthage, the Etruscans, and the Greeks as the major powers in the western end of the Mediterranean Sea area, as time progresses, Rome begins its rise, Sicily undergoes the domination of numerous tyrants, Alexander the Great builds a massive empire before dying, and Pyrrhus of Epirus defeats Rome at Asculum.
TITLE PAGES1. Beginning of Carthage 1-12
2800 - 539 BC
2. Carthage Continues Growth 13-26
538 - 514 BC
3. Carthage Secures Western Mediterranean 27-36
514 - 510 BC
4. Rome Replaces Monarchy 37-48
510 - 508 BC
5. Carthage Crippled in Battle of Himera 49-62
508 - 480 BC
6. Rome Overcomes Return of Monarchy 63-71
505 - 494 BC
7. Rome Gains Dominance in Latin League 72-81
494 - 480 BC
8. Rome's Power Continues to Increase 82-93
480 - 452 BC
9. Carthage Overcomes Defeat of Himera 94-106
480 - 440 BC
10. Roman Plebeians Gain Political Clout 107-115
451 - 449 BC
11. Rome Overcomes the Etruscans 116-130
446 - 391 BC
12. Greeks of Sicily, Ionians Defeat Dorians 131-145
Peloponnesian War, First Phase
431 - 421 BC
13. The Sicilian Expedition, Defeat of Athens 146-162
Peloponnesian War, Second Phase
420 - 413 BC
14. Final Surrender of Athens to Sparta 163-174
Peloponnesian War, Third & Final Phase
413 - 404 BC
15. Carthage Revenges Defeat of Himera 175-185
410 - 407 BC
16. Carthage Gains Control in Sicily 186-200
406 - 405 BC
17. Dionysius, Tyrant of Sicily 201-213
404 - 397 BC
18. End of Dionysius Reign in Sicily 214-225
396 - 367 BC
19. Rome Defeats the Gauls 226-240
391 - 367 BC
20. Tenure of Dion as Tyrant in Sicily 241-251
367 - 348 BC
21. Rome Reasserts Itself 252-266
366 - 344 BC
22. Timoleon Overturns Tyranny in Sicily 267-277
346 - 330 BC
23. Rome's Continuing Battles 278-290
343 - 327 BC
24. Alexander the Great 291-298
336 - 323 BC
25. Agathocles Becomes Tyrant of Sicily 299-311
333 - 311 BC
26. Rome Suffers in Second Samnite War 312-324
326 - 315 BC
27. Rome Successful in Second Samnite War 325-338
314 - 300 BC
28. Agathocles Repulsed Before Carthage 339-353
310 - 308 BC
29. Agathocles Regains Control of Sicily 354-360
307 - 288 BC
30. Rome's Third Samnite War 361-376
299 - 290 BC
31. Rome Dominates the Italian Peninsula 377-384
287 - 282 BC
32. Pyrrhus of Epirus 385-400
281 - 265 BC
33. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 401-416
Early Roman Success
264 - 257 BC
34. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 417-432
Carthage Wins at Sea
256 - 249 BC
35. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 433-448
Rome Defeats Carthage
248 - 241 BC
36. Carthage Fights Mercenary War 449-461
241 - 240 BC
37. Carthage Final Defeat of Rebels 462-477
239 - 231 BC
2800 - 539 BC
2. Carthage Continues Growth 13-26
538 - 514 BC
3. Carthage Secures Western Mediterranean 27-36
514 - 510 BC
4. Rome Replaces Monarchy 37-48
510 - 508 BC
5. Carthage Crippled in Battle of Himera 49-62
508 - 480 BC
6. Rome Overcomes Return of Monarchy 63-71
505 - 494 BC
7. Rome Gains Dominance in Latin League 72-81
494 - 480 BC
8. Rome's Power Continues to Increase 82-93
480 - 452 BC
9. Carthage Overcomes Defeat of Himera 94-106
480 - 440 BC
10. Roman Plebeians Gain Political Clout 107-115
451 - 449 BC
11. Rome Overcomes the Etruscans 116-130
446 - 391 BC
12. Greeks of Sicily, Ionians Defeat Dorians 131-145
Peloponnesian War, First Phase
431 - 421 BC
13. The Sicilian Expedition, Defeat of Athens 146-162
Peloponnesian War, Second Phase
420 - 413 BC
14. Final Surrender of Athens to Sparta 163-174
Peloponnesian War, Third & Final Phase
413 - 404 BC
15. Carthage Revenges Defeat of Himera 175-185
410 - 407 BC
16. Carthage Gains Control in Sicily 186-200
406 - 405 BC
17. Dionysius, Tyrant of Sicily 201-213
404 - 397 BC
18. End of Dionysius Reign in Sicily 214-225
396 - 367 BC
19. Rome Defeats the Gauls 226-240
391 - 367 BC
20. Tenure of Dion as Tyrant in Sicily 241-251
367 - 348 BC
21. Rome Reasserts Itself 252-266
366 - 344 BC
22. Timoleon Overturns Tyranny in Sicily 267-277
346 - 330 BC
23. Rome's Continuing Battles 278-290
343 - 327 BC
24. Alexander the Great 291-298
336 - 323 BC
25. Agathocles Becomes Tyrant of Sicily 299-311
333 - 311 BC
26. Rome Suffers in Second Samnite War 312-324
326 - 315 BC
27. Rome Successful in Second Samnite War 325-338
314 - 300 BC
28. Agathocles Repulsed Before Carthage 339-353
310 - 308 BC
29. Agathocles Regains Control of Sicily 354-360
307 - 288 BC
30. Rome's Third Samnite War 361-376
299 - 290 BC
31. Rome Dominates the Italian Peninsula 377-384
287 - 282 BC
32. Pyrrhus of Epirus 385-400
281 - 265 BC
33. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 401-416
Early Roman Success
264 - 257 BC
34. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 417-432
Carthage Wins at Sea
256 - 249 BC
35. First Punic War, Carthage Against Rome 433-448
Rome Defeats Carthage
248 - 241 BC
36. Carthage Fights Mercenary War 449-461
241 - 240 BC
37. Carthage Final Defeat of Rebels 462-477
239 - 231 BC