Carthage and Rome. From Puni Wars to the Vandal conquest. Starshov E.

The Third Punic War (148-146 BC) put an end to the existence of Carthage as a state. But, despite this, the punic culture survived and gave a very bizarre alloy with Greco-Roman civilization. Over time, the revived brilliant Roman Carthage, in all rights, competed with his winner, and not only in the cultural aspect. The Roman province of Africa, created on the lands of the defeated state, even put forward its imperial dynasty - Severov, and later declared a claim to universal dominance in the person of the two Gordians.

about the fate of the lands of the Northern African coast under the authorities of the Carthaginians and Romans, the next Book of the series.