 It was composed of 50,000 infantry, 6,000 cavalry and 60 elephants, and was commanded by Hanno, son of Hannibal; it was partly made up of Ligurians, Celts and Iberians.Five months after the siege began, Hanno marched to Akragas's relief.When he arrived, he merely camped on high ground, engaged in desultory skirmishing and trained his army.