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Definition of Carthaginian

Carthaginian
Carthaginian Car`tha*gin"i*an, a. Of a pertaining to ancient Carthage, a city of northern Africa. -- n. A native or inhabitant of Carthage.

Meaning of Carthaginian from wikipedia

- carthage is a suburb of tunis , tunisia , with a population of 20,715 (2004 census), and was the centre of the carthaginian empire in
- occupied by roman forces nearly all of the other phoenician city-states and former carthaginian dependencies fell into roman hands from then on.
- (or poenicus), meaning 'carthaginian', with reference to the carthaginians' phoenicia n ancestry the main cause of the punic wars was the
- phoenicians also settled in northwest africa (the maghreb ) and other areas under carthaginian rule and their culture and political
- due to the subjugation of the civilization by the romans at the end of the third punic war , very few carthaginian historical primary
- it has been argued by some modern scholars that evidence of carthaginian child sacrifice is sketchy at best and that it is far more likely
- the carthaginian presence in iberia lasted from 575 bc to 206 bc when the carthaginians were defeated at the battle of ilipa in the
- carthaginian peace is a term that refers to the imposition of a very brutal 'peace' by completely crushing the enemy. it derives from the
- the roman cavalry won an early victory by swiftly routing the carthaginian horse, and standard roman tactics for limiting the effectiveness
- the second punic war , also referred to as the hannibalic war, (by the romans) the war against hannibal, or 'the carthaginian war', lasted