Carthage

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Fearing its rise again after the Second Punic war, Cato the Elder ended speeches with this city "must be destroyed" Carthage $1,000 J ANCIENT NAMES 2025-11-04 #9427
Numidia was a longtime ally of Rome & received many refugees from this rival place that was sacked in 146 B.C. Carthage $800 DJ ANCIENT TIMES 2025-02-17 #9271
After destroying this African city in 146 B.C., Scipio Aemilianus looked at the burning city & said, "It is glorious" Carthage $1,200 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 2017-04-13 #7509
In 439 A.D. Genseric the Vandal captured this North African city, which became the Vandal capital Carthage DD $600 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 2014-02-10 #6771
In 439 A.D. the Vandals established their capital in this North African city founded by the Phoenicians Carthage $800 J ANCIENT HISTORY 2011-04-15 #6130
Around 480 B.C. this north African city-state was not so Puny-c;, it controlled most of the western Mediterranean Carthage $400 DJ ANCIENT PLACES 2001-01-19 #3775
In 439 A.D. this north African city-state was conquered by the Vandals under Genseric Carthage $600 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 1999-06-17 #3419
Join us in this African hot spot & we'll supply elephants & a tour of Hannibal's birthplace Carthage $800 DJ ANCIENT TRAVEL GUIDE 1998-04-03 #3140
Dido was the legendary founder of this city in north Africa Carthage $1,000 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 1992-01-20 #1706
Tradition says colonists from Tyre founded this city on the N. African coast circa 814 B.C. Carthage $800 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 1991-05-14 #1557
The name of this ancient city came from the Phoenician "Kart-hadasht", meaning "new town" Carthage $800 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 1988-02-02 #792
This city-state fought & lost 3 Punic Wars with Rome Carthage $1,000 DJ ANCIENT WORLDS 1987-09-11 #690
Roman statesman Cato closed every speech, regardless of subject, by saying this must be destroyed Carthage $600 DJ ANCIENT HISTORY 1986-02-10 #371
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