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Index
Abibaal, meaning of name
Abibaal, king of Tyre
Acca Laurentia, tomb of
Achaean League
Acherbas (Zakarbaal), wife of Elissa
Achilles, iconography of
Acra Leuce (near Alicante), founded by Hamilcar Barca
Acragas, Sicily
Carthaginian siege of (407–405 BC)
ephebe (statue)
First Punic War
taken by Carthage
temple of Heracles
Adad-Ninari III, king of Assyria
Adherbal, Carthaginian admiral
Adys (?Oudna), Tunisia
Aegates Islands
Aeneas
Romulus and Remus as descendants of
in Vergil’s Aeneid
Aeolian Islands
Africa
Carthaginian exploration
Phoenician circumnavigation (7th century BC)
afterlife, expectations of
Agathocles, Greek general
death
invasion of North Africa
mutiny of army
surrender to Carthaginians
agriculture
after First Punic War
Carthaginian hinterland
Mago’s treatise
olives
Phoenician hinterland
Sardinia
see also food
Ahab, king of Israel
Al Mina, coastal trading station
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