Les Celtes d'Hannibal. Collections – Expositions as a support for reflection

as a support for reflection on the identity of the man who engages in a creative process

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This place is today the ideal setting to display some of the treasures that have continued to enrich the collection and which

The work thus brings to our attention both dogmatic doctrines—such as Stoic logic—to which we would have less access without his testimony

Les Celtes d'Hannibal. Collections – Expositions as a support for reflectionGreedy warriors, willingly impious and cruel, the Celts have been considered, since Antiquity, unruly and dangerous partners. Despite this bad reputation, they tirelessly served the Carthaginians and the Greeks from the 5th to the 1st century BC and throughout the Mediterranean Basin. Alongside Hannibal, they even proved indispensable auxiliaries during the greatest victories of the Carthaginian general. Using a critical and systematic rereading of