Corsica - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Corsica - an island to the west of Italy
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259/18 leads an expedition against Corsica and Sardinia, and captures Aleri
258/1 triumph of L.Scipio, over the Carthaginians, Sardinia, and Corsica.
236/2 Claudius Clineas makes peace with the Corsicans.
236/7 disown Claudius' treaty and try to hand him over to the Corsicans.
234/10 Romans conduct military campaigns in Liguria, Corsica, and Sardinia.
231/7 The Romans suppress further rebellions in Sardinia and Corsica.
230/2 private "triumph" over the Corsicans on the Alban Mount, after bein
172/5 a private triumph on the Alban Mount, for his victory in Corsica.
100/2 Roman colonies at Eporedia and in Corsica, and plans other colonies.
Within translations:
Aelian:NA_12.41 larger than Lesbos and Cyrnus, ** and breeds monstrous
Aelian:NA_15.2 The inhabitants of Corsica tell how, when a ship was wreck
Ascon_19 thirty in the island of Corsica, but they did not visit
CIL_1.9 you; he it was who captured Corsica, Aleria too, a
DioCass_fr.45 had made terms with the Corsicans, and the Romans had the
Ennius:Ann_239 Wars. Rome obtains Corsica and Sardinia : SERVIUS auctus
FastTr_p100 Carthaginians, Sardinia and Corsica, 5 id.Mart. (11th
FastTr_p101 consul, & over the Corsicans, the first triumph on the Alb
FastTr_p104 tor, & on the Alban Mount from Corsica, k.Oct. (1st Octobe
Festus:Brev_4 conquered Sardinia and Corsica; he celebrated a triumph
Nicand:Al_300 else the tears of the Corsican pine, or again of the
Oros_1.2.90 103 The island of Corsica has many corners because of
Oros_4.7 defence of the Sardinians and Corsicans. When Hanno was defeated by
Plin:HN_3.80 Tuscan, is the island of Corsica, the Greek name of which
Plin:HN_3.83 miles from the end of Corsica, and moreover the channel is
Plin:HN_6.216 Puteoli, the Tuscan Sea, Corsica, the Balearic Islands and
Plin:HN_8.199 In Spain, but particularly in Corsica, there is an animal not
Plin:HN_37.152 or 'clinging stone,' belongs to Corsica and is larger than other
Plin:HN_37.195 honey, particularly if it is Corsican honey, which is unsuitable for
Sall:Hist_2.9 nationality. The Corsicans say that the Balari were refu
[Sen]:Octav_2 the rocky coasts of the Corsican sea, where my inclinations were
Syll_1168.B (late 4th cent.) 38 Diaitos of (?) Kyrnos; this man happened to be
ValMax_1.1.3 and Scipio Nasica from Corsica, both laid down their
ValMax_6.3.3 delivered M. Claudius to the Corsicans, because he had concluded an
ValMax_9.12.3 while he was sacrificing in Corsica, which he had recently subdued,

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