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on runaway slaves 203
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Roman navy 179，291
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blockade of Lilybaeum 190-92
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building of 180-84
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capture of Carthaginian warship 173-4
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lack of 166，177
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losses in storms（255 BC and 153 BC） 189
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superiority（by 218 BC） 236
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superiority（by 244 BC） 195-6
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Rome
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ORIGINS AND RISE OF：early growth 95；foundation myths 95，107-8，167-71，297，416-17nn，435n；foundation of Republic 95；and northern Italy 259，433n；significance of Carthage in history of 7，8-9；wealth of 157-8，338
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CITY：Ara Maxima 108，362；Aventine Hill，temple of Juno Regina 303-4；Capitol 160，274-5，296；church of Sant’ Omobono 108-9，404n；Colline Gate 294；Columna Rostrata 183；fortifications 280；Forum Boarium 108-9，110，168，291-2；Forum Holitorum，Columna Lactaria 160-61；Pomerium（city boundary）108；temple of Bellona 305；temple of Hercules 296；temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus 160；temple to Venus Erycina 274-5；Vicus Africus（Esquiline Hill）160
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Carthaginians in 160-61
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cultural links with Greece 168，169，291，297，307
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Festival of October Horse 417-18n
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foreign policy：annexation of Sardinia 212-13，234；and assistance to Mamertines in Sicily 171-6；and concept of‘just war’333-4；interest in Sicily 161，166-7，174-6；intervention in dispute with Numidia 328-30，335-6，338；and Saguntum 228-9，230，232-3，234，428nn；war with Seleucids（189 BC）320；wars against Samnites 157-8；wars in Greece and Asia Minor 324，325
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government 158；Popular Assembly 172，196，213，272，298；Senate 95，164，172，232，split over fate of Carthage 354-5
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and Hannibal：in Hannibal’s propaganda 249，250，253-5；propaganda against Hannibal 312-13；and news of Hannibal’s crossing of Alps 266；and news of defeat at Trasimene 271-2；appeal to gods against Hannibal 274-6；Hannibal’s march to gates of 294-6；obduracy towards Hannibal 281-2；strain of Hannibal’s presence in Italy 290-91，361；news of death of Hannibal 321-3；popular reaction to destruction of Carthage 353
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prediction of decline of 353-4，355-6
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relations with Carthage：and Barcid Spain 225；embassy to Carthage（152 BC）335-6；first treaty with Carthage（509 BC）94，111，157，339nn；and Hasdrubal 225，233；possible treaty with Carthage（306 BC）175，419n；second treaty with Carthage（348 BC）160；support for Carthage against rebel mercenaries 209-10；third treaty with Carthage（279/278 BC）163；treaty to end First Punic War（241 BC） 196，201，212，213，311
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sacked by Gauls（387 BC） 157，438n
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see also First Punic War；Second Punic War；Third Punic War
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Sabine women，rape of 298
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Sabratha，mausoleum 19-21，329，377nn
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‘sacred spring’，Roman rite of pledge of 274，276
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