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* ReferencedBy: ''[[Recap/AlixLeTombeauEtrusque Le Tombeau étrusque]]'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''[[Recap/AlixLeSpectreDeCarthage Le Spectre de Carthage]]'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).
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* ReferencedBy: ''[[Recap/AlixLeTombeauEtrusque Le Tombeau étrusque]]'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''[[Recap/AlixLeSpectreDeCarthage Le Spectre de Carthage]]'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).novel.
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).
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* ReferencedBy: ''[[Recap/AlixLeTombeauEtrusque Le Tombeau étrusque]]'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''[[Recap/AlixLeSpectreDeCarthage Le Spectre de Carthage]]'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
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* ReferencedBy: ''[[Recap/AlixLeTombeauEtrusque Le Tombeau étrusque]]'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''[[Recap/AlixLeSpectreDeCarthage Le Spectre de Carthage]]'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.novel.
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).
* RenamedToAvoidAssociation: Flaubert changes one historical character's name (Hannibal) to Hanno to avoid confusion with the other, better-known Hannibal (Hamilcar's young son).
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* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''Recap/LeSpectreDeCarthage'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
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* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', ''[[Recap/AlixLeTombeauEtrusque Le Tombeau étrusque]]'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''Recap/LeSpectreDeCarthage'', ''[[Recap/AlixLeSpectreDeCarthage Le Spectre de Carthage]]'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
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* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage.
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* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage. ''Recap/LeSpectreDeCarthage'', another album of the same series, also makes reference to the novel.
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* HeAlsoDid: ''Salammbo'' is one of Creator/GustaveFlaubert most famous novel. His other most famous work is ''Literature/MadameBovary''. The former is a SwordAndSandal novel full of {{Gorn}} and betrayals, while the latter is a Romantic novel {{Deconstruction}} about a bored middle-class wife.
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* HeAlsoDid: ''Salammbo'' is one of Creator/GustaveFlaubert most famous novel. His other most famous work is ''Literature/MadameBovary''. The former is a SwordAndSandal novel full of {{Gorn}} and betrayals, while the latter is a Romantic novel {{Deconstruction}} about a bored middle-class wife.wife.
* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage.
* ReferencedBy: ''Recap/LeTombeauEtrusque'', the eighth album of ''ComicBook/{{Alix}}'' comic book series, takes up the sequence of the sacrifice of children to Moloch during the siege of Carthage.
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* HeAlsoDid: ''Salammbo'' is one of Creator/GustaveFlaubert most famous novel. His other most famous work is ''Literature/MadameBovary''. The former is a SwordAndSandal novel full of {{Gorn}} and betrayals, while the latter is a Romantic novel {{Deconstruction}} about a bored middle-clas wife.
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* HeAlsoDid: ''Salammbo'' is one of Creator/GustaveFlaubert most famous novel. His other most famous work is ''Literature/MadameBovary''. The former is a SwordAndSandal novel full of {{Gorn}} and betrayals, while the latter is a Romantic novel {{Deconstruction}} about a bored middle-clas middle-class wife.
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* HeAlsoDid: ''Salammbo'' is one of Creator/GustaveFlaubert most famous novel. His other most famous work is ''Literature/MadameBovary''. The former is a SwordAndSandal novel full of {{Gorn}} and betrayals, while the latter is a Romantic novel {{Deconstruction}} about a bored middle-clas wife.
