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Also Known As Cunctator
Died 203 BCE
Title / Office consul (233BC-233BC), ancient Rome • consul (228BC-228BC), ancient Rome • dictator (217BC-217BC), ancient Rome • consul (215BC-215BC), ancient Rome • consul (214BC-214BC), ancient Rome
Role In Punic Wars • Second Punic War

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