terza guerra punica

guerra tra Roma e Cartagine

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The Third Punic War was a conflict fought between the Roman Republic and Carthage from 149 to 146 BCE, marking the final military confrontation between these two ancient superpowers. It matters because it resulted in Rome's decisive victory and the complete destruction of Carthage, cementing Rome's dominance in the Mediterranean world.

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Within Vinony's link graph, terza guerra punica is referenced by 444 other articles, and connects out to Mercenary War, Tunisia and Latin.

It is catalogued under topics including 140s BC conflicts, 2nd century BC in the Roman Republic and Military history of Tunisia.

Its subject is documented across 60 Wikipedia language editions.

Wikidata facts

Instance of: war
Part of: Punic Wars
Follows: Second Punic War
Location: Tunisia
Image: Western Mediterranean territory, 150 BC.svg
Significant event: peace treaty
Participant: Ancient Carthage

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Commons category: Third Punic War
topic's main category: Category:Third Punic War
start time: 0149-01-01
end time: 0146-01-01

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Article · Italiano

La terza guerra punica fu combattuta fra Cartagine e la Repubblica di Roma fra il 149 a.C. e il 146 a.C. Fu l'ultima delle tre guerre fra le antiche civiltà del Mar Mediterraneo.

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