SP Historian
Sebastián PanattThe past of the Greeks, Romans, Carthaginians and many other ancient peoples, by a historian and writer / El pasado de griegos, romanos, cartagineses y muchos otros pueblos de la Antigüedad, por un historiador y escritor. Channels: English and Spanish.
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Terence, from former slave to literary figure
Terence was a slave born in Africa in the first half of the 2nd century BC. Eventually bought by a senator who freed him, Terence dedicated himself to writing some of the earliest literary works in Latin. His comedies, along with those of P...
An ignored history: Lepcis Magna
The city of Lepcis Magna was an important Punic center and later one of the most important Roman ports in Africa and the Empire. Its history has gone largely unnoticed due to the peaceful character of the city, which led it to be far from t...
Cannae (author's notes)
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Speaking Neo-Punic
Neo-Punic is the concept used to refer to the evolution of the Punic language after the fall of Carthage, which absorbed elements from the languages of the Berber tribes and above all from Latin and the use of its characters to express itse...
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