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The story of Sophonisbe also served as subject for works by [[John Marston]] (1606), [[Nathaniel Lee]] (1676), [[James Thomson (poet)|James Thomson]] (1730), [[Voltaire]], [[Vittorio Alfieri]] (1789), [[Daniel Caspar von Lohenstein]], [[Emanuel Geibel]], [[Antonio Caldara]], [[Henry Purcell]], [[Christopher Gluck]], [[Ferdinando Paer]] (1805), and others.
 
Sophonisba also appears in Carmine Gallone's 1937 epic movie ''Scipio the African: The Defeat of Carthage'', about Roman commander [[Scipio Africanus]]'s victory over Hannibal.
 
 
Some years after writing a play called ''The Tragedy of Sophonisba'', the aforementioned James Thomson authored the still-current patriotic British song "[[Rule, Britannia!]]"; Sophonisba's proud defiance and refusal to submit to slavery might have inspired that song's famous refrain "Britons never, never will be slaves!".
Fille d'Hasdrubal, fiancée à Masinissa, puis mariée à Syphax, elle poussa celui-ci à combattre Rome. À la prise de Cirta (203), elle tomba aux mains des Romains et de Masinissa qui l'épousa. Devant les exigences de Rome, Masinissa dut lui envoyer une coupe de poison.
 
 
 
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* [[Georges de Scudéry]] a skrivas diwar-benn he marv 5{{e}} harangue e oberenn ''Les Femmes Illustres ou les Harangues Héroïques de monsieur de Scudery'', embannet en 1642.
* [[Pierre Corneille]] a skrivas an drajedienn ''Sophonisbe'' en 1663.
* ''The Tragedy of Sophonisba'' gant ar barzh saoz [[James Thomson (barzh)|James Thomson]] e 1730.
* [[Voltaire]] a skrivas an drajedienn moulet e 1770 ha c'hoariet e 1774.
* [[Vittorio Alfieri]] e 1789.
 
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