This man's victory at Heronea was tempered by news that Philip V had succumbed to a common foe and the Aetolian League, and that this man's own brother had died at the Battle of the Metaurus.  Fabius earned the epithet "Cunctator" due to his actions against this man, who was unable to receive reinforcements thanks to the Council of One Hundred and Four.  Called "Dido's Avenger," he won victories at Trebia, Trasimene, and Cannae but was forced out of the Italian Penninsula to defend against Scipio Africanus, who beat him
This man's victory at Heronea was tempered by news that Philip V had succumbed to a common foe and the Aetolian League, and that this man's own brother had died at the Battle of the Metaurus.  Fabius earned the epithet "Cunctator" due to his actions against this man, who was unable to receive reinforcements thanks to the Council of One Hundred and Four.  Called "Dido's Avenger," he won victories at Trebia, Trasimene, and Cannae but was forced out of the Italian Penninsula to defend against Scipio Africanus, who beat him at Zama.  For 10 points, identify this Carthaginian general, who crossed the Alps with some elephants to fight Rome during the Second Punic War.
This man's victory at Heronea was tempered by news that Philip V had succumbed to a common foe and the Aetolian League, and that this man's own brother had died at the Battle of the Metaurus.  
{Hannibal} Barca