Utica - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Utica - a city on the coast of Africa, north-west of Carthage
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307/1 Agathocles captures Utica.
239/21 Utica revolts from Carthage.
237/3 Utica surrenders to the Carthaginians: the end of the Mercenary War
204/18 baeum to Africa, and lands at Pulchri Promunturium, north of Utica
204/28 Scipio besieges Utica.
203/5 s attack the Roman fleet at Utica, while Scipio is occupying Tunis.
149/4 Utica surrenders to Rome.
82/6 rianus, propraetor in Africa, is burnt to death in a riot at Utica
59/45 The Lex Julia improves the welfare of the citizens of Utica.
49/54 Juba, king of Numidia, defeats and kills Curio near Utica.
47/49 Cato fortifies the city of Utica.
46/25 Cato commits suicide at Utica, to avoid being captured by Caesar.
Within translations:
Athen_14.648 replied: Dionysius of Utica, in the seventh book of his
Cic:Balb_51 and certain inhabitants of Utica, and the Fabii of
Cic:Lig_3 as propraetor arrived at Utica. All attention immediately converged
Cic:Lig_5 have preferred to be at Utica than to be at Rome,
Cic:Phil_3.26 had left two legates at Utica. Next to Marcus Cusinius belongs
Cic:Scaur_45 our ancestors, maintained itself, as Utica can testify, free of all
Cic:Verr_2.1.70 alive in his house at Utica because his avarice had become
Cic:Verr_2.5.94 precedent set with Hadrianus at Utica, and the finding of yet
CIL_1.2513 ext Quintus Numerius. Found at Utica. To 'Quintus Nume
Diod_38.11 drianus, the governor of Utica, was burnt alive by the peo
Euseb]:Chron_117 yans [(?) inhabitants of Utica], who would not pay him the
Exsuper_3 ian town which is called Utica, the soothsayers predicted
Hieron:Chron_1816 iter of comedies died at Utica, after being forced to leav
Just_18.4 youth into Africa, and founded Utica. Meanwhile their kin
Just_18.5 adors from the people of Utica, too, brought them presents
Nepos_22.2 towns, among which were Utica and Hippo, the strongest
Oros_4.18 which were not far from Utica. In the early hours of
Oros_4.22 of the elder Africanus near Utica. 2 There they summoned the
Oros_5.11 adjacent to Carthage and to Utica more than two hundred thousand
Oros_5.19 whom he forcibly removed from Utica where the latter was being
Oros_5.20 but met his death at Utica. The masters of these slaves
Oros_5.21 had made a sortie near Utica. In this battle the Marian
Oros_6.16 4 Cato committed suicide at Utica. Juba paid a man to
Plin:HN_5.24 and on the second bay Utica, which has the rights of
Plin:HN_5.76 sprang the cities of Leptis, Utica and the great rival of
Plin:HN_6.212 Hadrumetum, Clupea, Carthage, Utica, the two Hippos,
Plin:HN_7.113 whereas his great-grandson Cato of Utica brought home one from his
ValMax_3.2.14 No less the monument of Utica was your last breath, mighty
ValMax_9.10.2 harassed the Roman citizens at Utica with a sordid abuse of
[Vict]:VirIll_80 was defeated, he went to Utica, where he urged his son

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