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...the [[Battle of the Lipari Islands]] in [[260 BC]] between [[Rome]] and [[Carthage]]. Biblical historian [[Josephus]] mentioned a group that is probably relat

...ble interval, during which the island probably remained uninhabited, the [[Carthage|Carthaginians]] took possession of it (no doubt owing to its importance as [[Category:Carthage]]

...the population. The population came back in 378 BC, with the help of the [[Carthage|Carthaginians]]. In the following years Hipponion came under the dominion o

* [[264 BC|264]]/[[241 BC]] – [[First Punic War]] against [[Carthage]] * [[241 BC]] – Following the defeat of Carthage, [[Sardinia]] and [[Corsica]] becomes the first [[Roman province]]

...istence, they lost territory to the surrounding civilisations of Greece, [[Carthage]] and [[Gaul]]. Despite being described as distinct in its manners and cust

...ial position because it was central in the western Mediterranean between [[Carthage]], [[Spain]], the [[Rhone river]] and the [[Etruscan civilization]] area. T ...]] much of the island fell easily to the Ostrogoths, but an army sent from Carthage and the final fall of German resistence in the mainland reassured the Byzan

...r being defeated by the [[Roman Republic]] during the [[First Punic War]], Carthage ceded Sardinia to Rome.

...land was fought over during the [[First Punic War]] between [[Rome]] and [[Carthage]]. On [[10 March]] [[241 BCE]], a major naval battle was fought a short dis

...ants had taken refuge; these, being unable to defend the place against a [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] force, soon after surrendered, and were allowed to withdraw

Sicily was [[colonize]]d by [[Phoenicia]]ns and [[Punic]] settlers from [[Carthage]] and by [[Greece|Greek]]s, starting in the [[8th Century BC|8th Century BC ...ian War|First]] and [[Carthage#Second Sicilian War|Second Sicilian Wars]], Carthage was in control of all but the eastern part of Sicily, which was dominated b

...e main museums of Italy: it includes numerous remains from [[Etruscan]], [[Carthage|Carthaginian]], [[Ancient Rome|Roman]] and [[Hellenistic]] civilizations.

...ntury BC. It passed with the rest of the island first to the control of [[Carthage]] and then to [[Rome]] in [[238 BC]] when the [[Ancient Rome|Romans]] defea

...strong and sweet raisin wine, for which the earliest known recipe is of [[Carthage|Carthaginian]] origin; ''[[mulsum]]'', a freshly made mixture of wine and h

...went on to successfully defeat several rival towns in Sicily and conquer [[Carthage]] in North Africa. In 1051-1052 the admiral Jacopo Ciurini conquered [[Cors

[[Image:Marius Carthage.jpg|frame|left|[[Marius]], a Roman general and politician who dramatically ...misto1}} In the second half of the [[3rd century BC]], Rome clashed with [[Carthage]] in the first two [[Punic wars]]. These wars resulted in Rome's first over