The First Punic War: A Military History.

Arthur M. Eckstein · John F. Lazenby

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Rome and Carthage The evidence The origins of the conflict First steps in Sicily, 264--261 The creation of the Roman navy, 260--257 The invasion of Africa, 256--255 The war in Sicily, 255--249 Stalemate in Sicily.

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