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rranean during 800–700 BC. By the;800;bc-i;;;;
ean during 800–700 BC. By the end of;700 BC;bc-i;;;;
date of around 1215 BC – that is befo;1215 BC;bc-i;;;;
all of Troy in 1180 BC\; however, Tima;1180 BC;bc-i;;;;
from Sicily c. 300 BC, gives the fou;300 BC;bc-i;;;;
ld date to the 10th c@entury. "For;10th;bc-c;;;;
aty with Rome (348), and... appea;348;bc-y;;;;
ip of Macedon (215). She does not;215;bc-y;;;;
aty with Rome (508), which perhap;508;bc-y;;;;
l Ethbaal] (r. 891–859)\; Jezebel ;891;bc-y;;;;
hbaal] (r. 891–859)\; Jezebel beca;859;bc-y;;;;
 of Israel (r. 875–853), accordin;875;bc-y;;;;
Israel (r. 875–853), according to;853;bc-y;;;;
elves.[00]\nThe 6th c@entury Hebre;6th;bc-c;;;;
 Africa during 800–700 BC.\nIt has;800;bc-i;;;;
ica during 800–700 BC.\nIt has been n;700 BC;bc-i;;;;
tively, and by 650 BC Phoenicians in;650 BC;bc-i;;;;
ime.[00] Until 550 BC, Carthage paid;550 BC;bc-i;;;;
stopped around 450 BC, when the seco;450 BC;bc-i;;;;
Libya) between 700–600 BC. Cartha;700;bc-i;;;;
a) between 700–600 BC. Carthage also;600 BC;bc-i;;;;
onopoly during 1100–900 BC. The em;1100;bc-i;;;;
ly during 1100–900 BC. The emergence;900 BC;bc-i;;;;
er Mago (r., c.550–530) and later;550;bc-y;;;;
ago (r., c.550–530) and later his;530;bc-y;;;;
ica. Mago, the 6th c@entury ruler;6th;bc-c;;;;
ty of Rome@. A 6th c@entury Punic;6th;bc-c;;;;
 Brittany), c. 500 BC. Carthage woul;500 BC;bc-i;;;;
es.[00]\nIn the 530s there had been;530s;bc-d;;;;
nd Carthage in 509 entered into a;509;bc-y;;;;
d Carthage. In 367 Hanno I the Gr;367;bc-y;;;;
00][00][00]\nIn 311 near Syracuse,;311;bc-y;;;;
0–404 BC)\nA c. 300 BC Carthaginia;300;bc-i;;;;
 to Africa. In 307, the war came ;307;bc-y;;;;
reas\; later in 348, another simil;348;bc-y;;;;
unic treaty in 280 regarded wars ;280;bc-y;;;;
encouraged. By 206, the fortunes ;206;bc-y;;;;
nsula.[000]\nIn 204 Roman armies u;204;bc-y;;;;
ver before. In 191 Carthage offer;191;bc-y;;;;
0]\n\nMasinissa (240–148)\nYet the R;240;bc-y;;;;
Masinissa (240–148)\nYet the Roman;148;bc-y;;;;
n of Judah (r. 842–836) also invo;842;bc-y;;;;
 Judah (r. 842–836) also involved;836;bc-y;;;;
 David (r., c. 1010–970) led to th;1010;bc-y;;;;
d (r., c. 1010–970) led to the co;970;bc-y;;;;
s early as the 6th c@entury, afte;6th;bc-c;;;;
uchadnezzar in 586 B. C. E. André N. Chou;586 B. C. E;bc-y;;;;
 Homer (before 700 BC) in the Odysse;700 BC;bc-i;;;;
edacted before 700 BC) The Odyssey I;700 BC;bc-i;;;;
n Herodotus (c.480s–425) also ment;480s;bc-d;;;;
odotus (c.480s–425) also mentions;425;bc-y;;;;
 Alexander [in 332]), 167–171 (Ag;332;bc-y;;;;
3\n\n^ Polybius (203–120), The Hist;203;bc-y;;;;
 Polybius (203–120), The Historie;120;bc-y;;4.1.1.1;;
.\n\n^ Polybius (203–120), The Hist;203;bc-y;;3.1.1.1;;
 Polybius (203–120), The Historie;120;bc-y;;4.2.1.1;;
rbe condita (c.20 B.C.), Book XXI, 5–;20 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
.\n\n^ Polybius (203–120), The Hist;203;bc-y;;3.2.1.1;;
 Polybius (203–120), The Historie;120;bc-y;;4.3.1.1;;
e Roman World, 753 to 146 (London;753;bc-y;;;;
 World, 753 to 146 (London: Methu;146;bc-y;;;;
rbe condita (c.20 B.C.), Book XXX, 32;20 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
rbe condita (c.20 B.C.), Books XXI-XX;20 B.C.;bc-i;;;;
e Roman World, 753–146 (1935\; 4th;753;bc-y;;2.1.1.1;;
man World, 753–146 (1935\; 4th ed.;146;bc-y;;2.1.1.1;;
.\n\n^ Polybius (203–120) attempts ;203;bc-y;;;;
 Polybius (203–120) attempts to g;120;bc-y;;;;