III. ROMANS AND CARTHAGINIANS.

Carthage a Place of Interest for Twenty Centuries; Romans and

Carthaginians in Collision; First Punic War; Rome Begins the

Construction of a Navy; A Stranded Carthaginian Vessel Serves as

a Model; They Encounter the Carthaginians at Mylœ; Defeat of the

Latter; Renewed Preparations of both Countries for the Mastery of

the Mediterranean: A Great Battle Fought, 260 B. C.; The Romans

Finally Victorious; They Land an Army in Africa and Sail for

Home; Encounter a “Sirocco” and Lose nearly all their Galleys on

the Rocks; The Succeeding Punic Wars; Rome in Her Greatness;

Antony and Octavius Appear Upon the Scene. I-36

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