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First Punic War. Carthage cedes Sicily to Rome -
Roman naval victory against Carthage off Ecnomus during the first Punic War. -
Romans capture Palermo during the first Punic War. -
Roman naval victory off the Aegates islands leads to victory over Carthage, ending the first Punic War. -
Hannibal crosses the Ebro river in Spain and sacks the city of Saguntum, Rome's ally sparking off the second Punic War. -
Rome declares war on Carthage after Hanniabal sacks Saguntum in spain. The second Punic War begins. -
Marcus Claudius Marcellus successfully defends Nola against attack from hanniabal during the second Punic war. -
Syracuse joins the side of carthage in the Second Punic War. -
A Carthaginian army is defeated in Sicily by a roman army led by Marcellus. Syracuse falls to Rome who now control the island. -
Marcus Claudius Marcellus is a given a triumph for his capture of Syracuse and victories in Sicily. -
Scipio Africanus captures the Carthaginian base and treasury Carthago nova in southern Spain. -
Roman commander Marcus Claudius Marcellus is killed in an ambush in Venusia, Southern Italy. -
Rome defeats a Carthaginian army at the battle of metaurus. -
Scipio Africanus wins the battle of ilipa in Spain. -
Scipio Africanus attacks two camps of Syphax and Gisgo in North Africa and destroys their armies. -
Battle of zama: Scipio Africanus defeats Hannibal, ending the second punic war. -
A carthaginian army attacks numida, breaking the peace treaty agreed with rome and sparking the third punic war. -
Rome send an army of 80,000 infantry and 4,000 cavalry attack carthage. -
The Roman siege of Carthage, in it's second year, remains successful. -
Scipio Africanus the Younger sacks Carthage and enslaves it's population.