1. Rome, Carthage and Athens were some of the great city-states of the ancient world.

2. Who, in its halcyon days, imagined Carthage a ballroom for the wind?

3. Nearby Carthage contains the intriguing ruins of that once prestigious Phoenician and Roman city.

4. He dispatched Mercury to Carthage with a stinging message for Aeneas.

5. Whether Carthage or London, the poem's cities are seen as horrible, life-denying.

6. It is a greatest day in Carthage.

7. Rome attempted to erase the last vestige of Carthage.

8. Carthage strove to keep hegemony in the Mediterranean.

9. The bottom line? ZIRP must abide. Oh, and Carthage must be destroyed we need more stimulus.

10. The Vandals? They took Carthage when the locals were watching a circus.

11. Updated and expanded faction following: - Carthage , Barbara, Greeks, Macedonians.

12. Carthage , he was thrown into prison, and assassinated by a band of men disguised in masks.

13. The Vandals from Carthage took and sacked Rome in 455.

14. Smith was arrested and put in jail in Carthage, Illinois.

15. Soon Carthage must destroy Rome or be destroyed by her.

16. Carthage had expected the tributary peoples on Rome's boundaries to join the Carthaginian armies and rise against their masters; they did not.

17. In 197 he returned to Carthage , where he married and became a presbyter of the church.

18. Question: Is Carthage in Turkey Answer: No, it is in MO.

19. Through the three Punic Wars, Rome defeated Carthage and became an unparalleled strong county in the Mediterranean.

20. There was no breeze, and we were walking by the canals and office-blocks of Carthage.

21. We can infer from the archaeological evidence that there was slavery in Carthage.

22. This was an unusual step for Polybius, the more remarkable because he had taken part in the destruction of Carthage.

23. From Roma Colosseothe of 2th Century to Temple Site( ), it is easy to find the splendent foretime of Carthage capital.

24. BTW way, The Roman Gladius (gladius mean short word in latin) is a copy of the Iberian sword used by the Spanish and by Carthage.

25. Carthaginian army in the Second Punic War; crossed the Alps and defeated the Romans but was recalled to defend Carthage and was defeated.

26. It is neither a translation of Vergil's Aeneid nor a reconstruction of Marlowe-Nashe's The Tragedy of Dido , Queen of Carthage.

27. History of the western European country the ancient times, if Carthage, Greece, Persia, Rome.

28. Both entered epic foreign struggles to protect weak allies from threatening aggressors (for Rome, the Punic Wars with Carthage, 264 BC–146 BC; for America, the struggle to save Europe, 1918–1989).

29. The shooting happened at about 10 a.m. Sunday in Carthage , North Carolina, authorities said.

30. Church councils in the eastern church: Synod of Hippo , 393 ; Synod of Carthage, 397.

31. They took Carthage when the locals were watching a circus.

32. Oh, and Carthage must be destroyed we need more stimulus.

33. It'soon outgrew Carthage and became the largest city of the western world.

34. Xerxes concluded an alliance with Carthage, and thus deprived Greece of the support of the powerful monarchs of Syracuse and Agrigentum.

35. Syrian merchants brought Mithraism to the major cities, such as Alexandria, Rome and Carthage, while captives carried it to the countryside.

36. Rome and not Carthage was to be the mistress of the world.

37. On the whole, Rome and Carthage remained peaceable relations at that time.

38. He'd heard from 27)Wayne Westerberg that a job was waiting for him at the grain elevator in 28)Carthage, and he was eager to get there.

39. Hannibal, Carthage’s military leader, crossed the Alps into Italy to win an important victory at Cannae.

40. One day some of the rulers of Carthage came to the prison to talk with Reglus.

41. Paterson begins in the ancient world, considering popular explanations for the ascendance of Rome and, in particular,(http:///carthage.html) their victory over Carthage in the Punic Wars.

42. The people of Carthage are afraid, and well they may be.

43. You may not have heard of Carthage or the Carthaginian Empire, but it was an ancient territory that once encompassed some of the world's most popular luxury holiday destinations.