Mamertines - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Mamertines - a group of mercenaries, who occupied Messana in Sicily
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288/3 Agathocles enlists the Mamertines as mercenaries.
288/20 The Mamertines agree to leave Syracuse, but afterwards seize the city
278/19 The Mamertines make an alliance with the Carthaginians and try to sto
277/14 Pyrrhus defeats the Mamertines.
274/15 Hieron is defeated by the Mamertines.
269/13a ieron captures Halaesa and several other cities from the Mamertines.
269/14 Hieron defeats the Mamertines by the river Longanus.
269/15 haginian general Hannibal persuades the Mamertines not to surrender.
Within translations:
Cic:Verr_2.2.114 alone, the city of the Mamertines, your partner in robbery and
Cic:Verr_2.2.13 single city, that of the Mamertines, has sent an official deputation
Cic:Verr_2.3.13 cities, that of the Mamertines and Tauromenium, have special
Oros_4.7 auxiliaries to help the Mamertines in their struggle against
Plin:HN_3.88 whose denizens called Mamertines have the Roman
Plut:Mor_203 esolved to put the Mamertines, that were of the other side
SEG_56.636 (c. 170/69) ce Novius Latinus the Mamertine, son of Ovius, whe
THI_210.A1 ((?) c. 250) Minatus Curvius, a Mamertine : 30 medimnoi of barley
[Vict]:VirIll_37 as consul to free the Mamertines, whose citadel was being besieged

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