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{{Short description|Ancient Carthaginian politician and general}} ...://books.google.com/books?id=NvEK7kc3qnQC&pg=PA561 561]}} was a [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] commander in the war against [[Agathocles]], who invaded [[Africa]] in 31 ...

...al)|naval Battle of Carteia]] in 206{{nbsp}}BC while attempting to leave [[Carthaginian Spain]] with valuable prisoners. His fleet was defeated near the ancient ci * [[Adherbal (disambiguation)|Other Adherbals]] in Carthaginian history ...

...arch of that year, Geminus began directing military operations against the Carthaginian General [[Hannibal]] around [[Ariminum]]. Following the death of the consul ...lius Italicus]], Geminus became fatigued in the battle and was finished by Carthaginian captain [[Viriathus (Second Punic War)|Viriathus]].<ref name=SiliusII>Siliu ...

{{Short description|3rd century BC Carthaginian general}} ...ikudês'' ({{lang-grc|Ἐπικύδης}}) (3rd century BC) was a [[Ancient Carthage|Carthaginian]] general of Sicilian origin from [[Magna Graecia]] in the [[Second Punic W ...

{{Short description|Carthaginian commander during the First Punic War}} {{distinguish|text=[[Hannibal|Hannibal Barca]], Carthaginian leader of the Second Punic War}} ...

...siege. The Roman senate immediately sent embassies to Hannibal and to the Carthaginian senate. Initially, the Roman embassies demanded that Carthage hand over Han ...provide accounts of the argument between the second Roman embassy and the Carthaginian senate. ...

{{Short description|Carthaginian leader in the Third Punic War}} ...ring the [[Third Punic War]]. Little is known about him. "Boetharch" was a Carthaginian office, the exact function of which is unclear. It may derive from the Anci ...

{{Short description|Carthaginian tribunal}} ...constitutional authority." The Hundred and Four were in charge of judging generals and the military, who exercised a great deal of independence from the gover ...

{{Short description|Fourth Century BCE Carthaginian statesman}} ...{{sc|ḥnʾ}})<ref>Huss, ''Geschichte'', 565.</ref> was a [[Ancient Carthage|Carthaginian]] politician and military leader of the 4th century BC. ...

...ese cities have sided with the Roman cause, and have come under [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] attack for doing so. ...Asina (which means ''donkey'') is earned in this encounter. However, this Carthaginian victory is of limited practical value as the bulk of the Roman fleet contin ...

...med commander-in-chief by the army and his appointment is confirmed by the Carthaginian government. ...aport of [[Cartagena, Spain|Cartagena]] ([[Carthago Nova]], the capital of Carthaginian Spain) his base, wins a resounding victory over the [[Carpetani]] in the re ...

| result = Carthaginian victory ...XXVII,2,5</ref> Numistro was close to [[Muro Lucano]], on a route that the Carthaginian army used between Northern [[Apulia]] and [[Calabria|Brutium]]. ...

[[File:Hasdrubal coin.jpg|thumb|upright|Carthaginian coin depicting [[Hasdrubal Barca]] (245-207 BC), younger brother of [[Hanni [[File:Dc-hannibal-coin.png|thumb|A [[Carthaginian currency|Carthaginian coin]] possibly depicting [[Hannibal]] as [[Hercules]] (i.e. [[Heracles]])] ...

...ipio]] and [[Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Calvus]], after deceiving Bostar, the Carthaginian commander.<ref>[[Livy]] xxii. 22 ; [[Polybius]] iii. 98, &c.</ref> ...

|caption=Roman conquest of Carthaginian Spain, 210–206 BC ...rian auxiliary forces under the command of [[Scipio Africanus]] routed the Carthaginian army of [[Hasdrubal Barca]]. ...

...Hippana]], Myttistratum, [[Kamarina, Sicily|Camarina]], [[Enna]] and other Carthaginian strongholds, which they all captured.<ref name=":1" /> [[Category:Ancient Roman generals]] ...

...so that he could establish himself in his place, the fears of a [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] invasion and the desire to restore tranquillity to the island led the Sic ...obably have succeeded in expelling Hicetas from there as well, had not the Carthaginian invasion at that time required all his attention. But after his great victo ...

* [[Alcibiades]] is replaced by a board of generals. Athens sends a member of the board, Admiral [[Conon]], to relieve the sieg ...ng picked up survivors from the ships disabled in the battle. The Athenian generals (including [[Pericles]]' son) are put to death. ...

...secuted the [[First Punic War]] against the Carthaginians. He defeated the Carthaginian fleet off the [[Aeolian Islands|Liparaean islands]], though not without con ...and his colleague undertook the siege of [[Lilybaeum]], the most important Carthaginian possession in Sicily, but they were foiled in their attempts to carry the p ...