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Annibalova (Hannibalova) oath

Hannibal

Phraseologism: Annibalov (Hannibalov) oath.

Meaning: Firm determination to fight with someone or something for something to the end, a promise to always follow your ideals (book high).

Origin: An expression from ancient history. According to Polybius (c. 201-120 BC) and other historians, the Carthaginian commander Annibal (Hannibal, 247-183 BC) himself said that before setting off on a campaign, when he was ten years, his father made him swear before the altar to be an implacable enemy of Rome. Annibal kept his oath.

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