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"Salambo: Ein Roman Aus Alt-Karthago" was written by Gustave Flaubert and published in 1862. French novelist and master of literary realism, best known for Madame Bovary.

Salambo: Ein Roman Aus Alt-Karthago

1862

Gustave Flaubert

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Salambo: Ein Roman Aus Alt-Karthago

Gustave Flaubert

1862

Translated by Arthur Schurig

Published in 1862, 'Salambo' is a historical novel by Gustave Flaubert set in ancient Carthage during the First Punic War. The story follows Salambo, the daughter of General Hamilkar, amidst the turmoil caused by mercenaries rebelling over unpaid wages. Flaubert's vivid portrayal of the Eastern world and the tragic love between Salambo and the mercenary leader Matho has made the novel a subject of significant artistic influence, inspiring various adaptations in opera and film. The book sparked considerable debate in Paris upon its release, highlighting its lasting impact on literature and culture.