Carthaginian

Near Thrasimene tradition is still faithful to the fame of an enemy, and Hannibal the Carthaginian is the only ancient name remembered on the banks of the Perugian lake.

The Works of Lord Byron. Vol. 2 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806

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Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis 1786

There were others, too, who felt that the arrival of the Carthaginian was a good omen, for the Honolulu Mail carried a report which stated: "We are told on good authority that Whipple & Janders, utilizing the H & H schooner Carthaginian, will shortly be depositing in Honolulu a new cargo of more than three hundred Celestials destined for the sugar fields.

Hawaii Michener, James 1959

Judged by the actions of war alone, all signs pointed to a Carthaginian peace: the utter destruction of Japan as a nation and the subjugation of its people.

Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

Tunisia was the seat of the Carthaginian empire, and in modern times was a French protectorate until independence in 1956.

Everything You Need To Know About Tunisia AP/The Huffington Post 2011

Spectacular Numidian, Carthaginian, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and French ruins and sites appeal to the most sophisticated travelers.

Judie Fein: Why You Should Travel to Tunisia Judie Fein 2011

Spectacular Numidian, Carthaginian, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and French ruins and sites appeal to the most sophisticated travelers.

Judie Fein: Why You Should Travel to Tunisia Judie Fein 2011

Patrick Hunt, of Stanford University in California, who is trying to find where Carthaginian general Hannibal invaded Italy in 218BC with an army and elephants, says there is now an alarming rate of thaw in the Alps: This is the first summer since 1994 when we began our field excavations above 8,000ft that we have not been inundated by even one day of rain, sleet and snow flurries.

How global warming is aiding – and frustrating – archaeologists Robin McKie 2010

Motya was a Carthaginian military base, and the sculpture is Greek in style.

The Beautiful and the True Malcolm Bell 2011

Carthaginian armies laid waste to Greek cities in Sicily at the end of the fifth century B.C., and a Greek historian tells us that statues were carried off as booty to Motya and Carthage.

The Beautiful and the True Malcolm Bell 2011