Saguntum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Saguntum - a city in eastern Spain
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227/17 The inhabitants of Saguntum send an embassy to Rome, and agree an all
221/37 Civil dissension at Saguntum.
219/2 they have been attacked by Saguntum, and Hannibal sends their envoy
219/3 embassy from Saguntum at Rome.
219/7 Hannibal starts to besiege Saguntum.
219/9 Hannibal is wounded at Saguntum.
219/17 The senate votes to send an embassy to Saguntum.
219/18 Hannibal breaches a wall at Saguntum.
219/29 battle at Saguntum after the departure of the Roman embassy.
219/36 Unsuccessful peace negotiations at Saguntum.
219/38 Hannibal captures Saguntum.
219/39 Hannibal "re-founds" Saguntum.
218/10 debate in the Roman senate about the capture of Saguntum.
217/33 elux persuades Bostar to release the Spanish hostages from Saguntum.
212/12 The Romans capture Saguntum.
76/7 Saguntum and other cities welcome Pompeius on his arrival in Spain.
72/37 Metellus rewards Q.Fabius of Saguntum with Roman citizenship.
Within translations:
Cic:Balb_23 or a Gaditane, or a Saguntine ? Or if, should anyone
Cic:Balb_50 it on Q. Fabius, a Saguntine ? Did not he who
Cic:Balb_51 Utica, and the Fabii of Saguntum. For those who by their
Cic:Phil_5.27 command him to retreat from Saguntum, as the Senate sent to
Cic:Phil_6.6 war, not to blockade a Saguntum. And his being called off
Nepos_23.3 by force of arms, stormed Saguntum, a town allied with Rome,
NicDam_127.27 ere also. [27] The Saguntines came to Octavius asking for
Oros_4.14 commander, first attacked Saguntum, a flourishing city
Oros_6.16 the City, he arrived at Saguntum and at once engaged the
Plin:HN_3.20 Saguntum, also three miles from the sea, a town with Roman
Plin:HN_7.35 that of an infant at Saguntum which at once went back
Plin:HN_35.160 Hasta, and Pollentia, and by Saguntum in Spain and Pergamum in
ValMax_6.6e.1 of the Roman nation, the Saguntines were restrained within their own
[Vict]:VirIll_42 pretext for war, he destroyed Saguntum, a allied to the Romans,

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