The alliances' policy, Numidian Kings entered into the Carthaginia-Roman conflict, was based on the aid and military support that these kings provided to the warring powers. And that the acceleration of Carthage and Rome to gain the amiability and confidence of Syphax and Masinissa, indicates that these two monarchs have a military force that can contribute to tilt the balance towards one of the conflicting parties. And that the Roman's interest in gaining the amiability of King Syphax, and so Carthage's keen to ensure the continued alliance with the King, show how powerful syphax was in this war; especially when the two parties realized that the dispute would be resolved on the African land. The alliances' policy, Numidian Kings entered into the Carthaginia-Roman conflict, was based on the aid and military support that these kings provided to the warring powers. And that the acceleration of Carthage and Rome to gain the amiability and confidence of Syphax and Masinissa, indicates that these two monarchs have a military force that can contribute to tilt the balance towards one of the conflicting parties. And that the Ro
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