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Numidia
- a country in North Africa, to the west and south of Carthage
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+ Numidian , Numidians
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in the interior of Africa, but his camp is looted by the Numidians.
254/11
Hamilcar punishes the Numidians for their support of Regulus.
240/40
rcenaries again, after the defection of the Numidian leader Naravas.
237/5
Hamilcar campaigns against the Numidians.
210/22
send an embassy to Syphax in Numidia, and to Ptolemy in Egypt.
207/20
The Numidian king Gala seizes Carthaginian territory.
202/15
force of Numidians led by Vermina is completely defeated by the Rom
148/9
ssa; Scipio divides the kingdom of Numidia between Masinissa's sons.
125/14
plague of locusts causes devastation in Africa and Numidia.
116/9
Roman commision led by Opimius partitions Numidia between the kings.
112/5
The Romans send another embassy to Numidia, headed by M.Scaurus.
111/1a
Bestia rejects an embassy from Jugurtha and crosses over to Numidia.
107/1
people assign the command in Numidia to Marius, who begins his prepar
107/4
Marius arrives in Numidia, and captures Capsa.
91/11
Drusus maltreats visitors from Mauretania and Numidia.
88/60
Marius moves to Numidia, and begins to gather together his friends
81/11
Pompeius invades Numidia and established Hiempsal as king.
49/54
Juba, king of Numidia, defeats and kills Curio near Utica.
46/36
Caesar establishes Numidia as a Roman province, and appoints Sallusti
Appian,-
APPIAN, Numidica
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Athen_5.221
Beasts, saying — "The Numidians in Libya (where it is
Athen_11.462
says that some of the Numidians, in Libya, own nothing else
Athen_14.618
Libyan, of one of the Numidian tribes ; and he was the
Cic:RedSen_25
among them the hero of Numidia, whose retirement from his country
CIL_6.41024
war against Jugurtha, king of Numidia. He captured Ju
Crinag_9.235
atra) with Juba, King of Numidia Great bordering regions
Diod_34.31
and Jugurtha routed the Numidians in a battle, slaying
Diod_34.32
ugurtha, the king of the Numidians, marvelled at the coura
Diod_34.35
son of Masinissa king of Numidia, had many children; but
Diod_34.35a
a rival claim to be king of Numidia. Since he was gaini
Diod_37.29
of Africa and reached Numidia, without any resources,
Ennius:Ann_204
in the sixth book - The Numidians went scouting ; their
Ennius:Ann_282
& Attack of the Numidians ; Romans are mutilated : PAUL
Ennius:Ann_283
asdrubal sends the Numidians in pursuit of the Romans :
Exsuper_1
.Metellus led an army to Numidia against Jugurtha, he had
Exsuper_3
ifice to the gods in the Numidian town which is called Uti
Exsuper_7
ovince, and Marius was sent to Numidia. [8] Marius accepte
FastTr_p107
idicus, [proconsul, & over the Numidians and] king Jugurth
Festus:Brev_4
under proconsuls. Numidia used to be held by friendly kin
Just_22.8
they were met by some Numidians, and returned to the
Just_33.1
from Masinissa, king of Numidia, and all the rest of thei
Just_38.6
of Masinissa, king of Numidia; to him it was ascribed
Lucian:Hipp_6
the hot corridor, faced with Numidian marble. The hall beyond it
Nepos_23.6
course of that retreat the Numidians who had left the field
Oros_1.2.90
border to the east on Numidia, to the north on Mare
Oros_4.9
sent with an army into Numidia and Mauretania, treated all the
Oros_4.18
and also those of the Numidians, both of which were not
Oros_4.20
of the activity of the Numidian cavalry. 18 Scipio Africanus with
Oros_4.20.30
of Asia, and Masinissa of Numidia. Perseus and the Macedonians had
Oros_4.22
and Scipio divided the Numidian kingdom among Masinissa's three
Oros_5.11
I refer to it. In Numidia, where King Micipsa was ruling
Oros_5.15
Jugurtha, the king of the Numidians.
Oros_5.21
pursued Hiarbas, the king of Numidia, and forced Bogudes, the son
Plin:HN_5.22
nothing remarkable beside the Numidian marble and wild beasts.
Plin:HN_5.25
this point the length of Numidia and Africa is 580 miles
Plin:HN_6.212
Utica, the two Hippos, Numidia, the two Mauretanias, the
Plin:HN_6.213
Sicily, Northern Africa and Northern Numidia. At the equinox a 35
Plin:HN_8.131
in the Circus a hundred Numidian bears and the same number
Plin:HN_35.3
marble surface, so that Numidian stone might show oval
Plin:HN_36.49
to lay down door-sills of Numidian marble in his house; and
Plin:HN_37.40
is produced from mud in Numidia. But all these authors are
Polyaen_6.38.1
Hannibal. The Numidians brought to Hannibal the body
PsCallisth_3.22
the columns were Numidian, the capitals of which were
Sall:Hist_2.9
others that they were Numidians, and some think that
Schol:Bob_92
death of Micipsa king of Numidia, his kingdom was divided
SelPap_2.396
of the loyal Justinian Numidians, five hundred and e
ValMax_2.2.3
illustrious with German and Numidian trophies, be softened and
ValMax_2.6.17
was the custom of the Numidian kings to be blamed, who
ValMax_3.2.11
grasping around the neck a Numidian that came to strip him,
ValMax_3.8e.1
Marcellus, with five hundred Numidians who were in garrison
ValMax_5.1.1
a most prosperous king of Numidia, but now their prisoner, died
ValMax_5.2e.4
a large part of the Numidian army, to take as reinforcements
ValMax_7.2.6
the barbarity of the Numidians, Mauritanians and other adjoining
ValMax_8.13e.1
ninety years. Masinissa king of Numidia, lived for even longer; he
ValMax_9.1.5
much had he forgot the Numidian camp of his father. This
ValMax_9.8.1
the faithless breast of one Numidian! So that for a brief
[Vict]:VirIll_66
Adherbal, the son of the Numidian king, as a hostage in
[Vict]:VirIll_67
as legate to Metellus in Numidia and obtained the consulship by
[Vict]:VirIll_77
without a fight. He seized Numidia from Hiarbas, and restored it
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