Carthage and Her Remains: Being an Account of the Excavations and Researches on the Site of the Phoenician Metropolis in Africa, and Other Adjacent Places |
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... Utica Port of Utica View of the Site of Utica ...... Plan of a Chamber found at Utica Ruins of Tunga ....... Ruins of Duggah . The Western Strong - hold Frontispiece . To face p . 17 43 59 106 114 148 ib . To face p . 155 66 66 160 169 ...
... Utica Port of Utica View of the Site of Utica ...... Plan of a Chamber found at Utica Ruins of Tunga ....... Ruins of Duggah . The Western Strong - hold Frontispiece . To face p . 17 43 59 106 114 148 ib . To face p . 155 66 66 160 169 ...
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... Utica proved sufficiently attractive to her , and her visits to these localities will ever be remembered by African friends with the utmost pleasure . From our ground - plan , it will be observed that Utica occupied a long strip of land ...
... Utica proved sufficiently attractive to her , and her visits to these localities will ever be remembered by African friends with the utmost pleasure . From our ground - plan , it will be observed that Utica occupied a long strip of land ...
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... Utica was a city of great importance . Pomponius Mela , in his De Situ Orbis , speaking of Utica and Carthage , says : " Ambæ in- clytæ , ambæ à Phoenicibus conditæ : illa fato Catonis insignis , hæc suo . " But the fate of Cato does ...
... Utica was a city of great importance . Pomponius Mela , in his De Situ Orbis , speaking of Utica and Carthage , says : " Ambæ in- clytæ , ambæ à Phoenicibus conditæ : illa fato Catonis insignis , hæc suo . " But the fate of Cato does ...
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Africa Agathocles ancient antiquity appears Appian aqueduct Arabs army Asdrubal Astarte Baal Hammon brought built Byrsa Cagliari called Camart Cape Carthage Carthaginians Christian cisterns citadel commenced consul Cothon Cronus deity Dido direction discovered distance divinity doubt earth edifice enemy excavations famous feet Goletta Half Calf Hamed Hannibal harbor hence hill of St honor horse hundred inhabitants inscription isthmus Jugurtha Karema king labor land learned likewise lion locality Lord marabout Massinissa Melcareth miles Mohammed mosaic Moslem Muslin nature notwithstanding numerous Numidian party pavement perfectly Phoenician Polybius portion present prince proved Punic regency religion remains Roman Rome ruins says Scipio senate ships Sicily Sidy Sidy Daoud Sir Grenville Temple spot stones stood Strabo Sydyc Tarshish temple of Esculapius thage thing third Punic War tion took town troops Tunis Tyre Uranus Utica vast vessels vicinity vols wall whole Zama