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Wilhelm Ihne. BOOK IV . Phoenician colonisa- tion in Africa . different peoples , still it has formed , during the lapse of centuries , an immovable barrier between them , dividing the civilised lands of Christian Europe from those of ...
Wilhelm Ihne. BOOK IV . Phoenician colonisa- tion in Africa . different peoples , still it has formed , during the lapse of centuries , an immovable barrier between them , dividing the civilised lands of Christian Europe from those of ...
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... tion of Thus the Carthaginian state was formed out of elements Carthage . differing widely from one another in origin and geogra- phical position . The constitution and organisation of the state were admirably fitted for times of peace ...
... tion of Thus the Carthaginian state was formed out of elements Carthage . differing widely from one another in origin and geogra- phical position . The constitution and organisation of the state were admirably fitted for times of peace ...
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... tion . election of magistrates . The choice of the magistrates could , in a fully developed democracy , be effected by lot , but only the well - considered verdict of the citizens could give a decision affecting the life and freedom of ...
... tion . election of magistrates . The choice of the magistrates could , in a fully developed democracy , be effected by lot , but only the well - considered verdict of the citizens could give a decision affecting the life and freedom of ...
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... tion of this town , they complained formally of a hostile intention on the part of the Carthaginians . The Cartha- ginians denied having this intention , but the Romans nevertheless had good reason to be on their guard , and to ...
... tion of this town , they complained formally of a hostile intention on the part of the Carthaginians . The Cartha- ginians denied having this intention , but the Romans nevertheless had good reason to be on their guard , and to ...
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... tion of Claudius Caudex , while the second consul was still in by the Etruria , bringing to an end the war with Volsinii . Romans . Appius proved himself equal to the task in the council as well as in the field . Although the war with ...
... tion of Claudius Caudex , while the second consul was still in by the Etruria , bringing to an end the war with Volsinii . Romans . Appius proved himself equal to the task in the council as well as in the field . Although the war with ...
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¹ Livy According Africa Agrigentum allies Alps appears Appian Ariminum attack Barcas battle besieged BOOK Camarina camp Campania Cannæ Capua Carthage Carthaginian army Carthaginian fleet Carthaginians caused cavalry CHAP citizens Claudius coast colonies command conquered conquest consul consular armies defeat Diodorus Dionysius dominion doubt Drepana elephants enemy Etruria Fabius favour Flaminius force Gallic garrison Gauls ginian Greek Hamilcar Hamilcar Barcas Hannibal Hannibal's harbour Hasdrubal Hiero horse hostile Illyrians island Italian Italy land legions Libyans Lilybæum Livy Marcellus ment mercenaries Messana military neighbourhood Numidian Panormus peace PERIOD Philinus Phoenician Polybius possession prætor prisoners probably Punic Pyrrhus Regulus revolt Roman army Roman fleet Roman senate Rome Saguntum sailed Sardinia Scipio seems Sempronius senate sent ships Sicilian Sicily side siege soldiers Spain Syracuse taken Tarentum thaginians tion town Trebia tribes troops Valerius ventured vessels victory VIII whilst whole xxii xxiii Zonaras δὲ καὶ