The Battle of Victumulae, fought in January of 217 BC during the Second Punic War, represented a clash of secondary importance, engaged between the army of consul Tiberius Sempronius Longus and the Carthage army of Hannibal, after the victories of the latter reported in Battle of Ticinus[1] and at the Battle of Trebbia (end of 218 BC).[2]
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Livio
— XXI, 45-46
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Eutropio
— III, 9
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Polibio
— III, 65
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Livio
— XXI, 54-56
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Polibio
— III, 71-74
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Mommsen 2001
— vol. I, tomo 2, p. 732
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