Carthago - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Carthago Nova - a city on the east coast of Spain; the modern Cartagena
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228/16 Hasdrubal founds the city of Carthago Nova.
219/1 Roman embassy to Hannibal at Carthago Nova.
218/14 Hannibal leaves Carthago Nova.
209/3 Scipio captures Carthago Nova.
209/5 News of the capture of Carthago Nova reaches Rome.
75/10 Sertorius' forces besiege Carthago Nova.
Within translations:
Cic:Balb_5 that he was besieged in Carthago Nova that he was engaged
Cic:LegAgr_1.5 lands in Spain near Carthago Nova, which became Roman
Cic:LegAgr_2.51 you possess in Spain near Carthago Nova and in Africa old
CIL_1.2269 Dedication at New Carthage in Spain. F
CIL_1.2273 tin Text Plotia, a slave-girl. Carthago Nova in Spain.
CIL_1.2274 Latin Text Lucius Sulpicius. Carthago Nova, Spain. E
CIL_1.2397 of lead found in a mine near Cartagena in Spain. Ma
Ennius:Ann_256 nnibal advances from Carthago Nova (218 B.C.) : SERVIUS auc
Just_44.3 those parts where New Carthage now stands, and, passing
NicDam_127.25 his they had to sail for Carthago Nova, and arrangements
NicDam_127.26 Caesar duly arrived at Carthago Nova, intending to meet
Oros_4.18 assault he captured New Carthage, where the Carthaginians had
[Vict]:VirIll_49 to Spain and captured New Carthage on the day he arrived.

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