Cartaginesi a Tiro
Cartaginesi a Tiro
Literary sources show the presence of Carthaginian ambassadors at Alexander’s siege of Tyre. Starting with the testimony of three inscriptions of this city, this article traces the Carthaginian presence in Phoenicia and the relations between Carthage and its motherland.
Tyre; Carthage; Alexander the Great, 791, Settore STAA-01/F - Archeologia fenicio-punica, Settore L-OR/07 - SEMITISTICA-LINGUE E LETTERATURE DELL'ETIOPIA, Carthage, Settore STAA-01/G - Semitistica - lingue e letterature dell'Etiopia, Tyre, Alexander the Great, 530, Settore L-OR/06 - ARCHEOLOGIA FENICIO-PUNICA
Tyre; Carthage; Alexander the Great, 791, Settore STAA-01/F - Archeologia fenicio-punica, Settore L-OR/07 - SEMITISTICA-LINGUE E LETTERATURE DELL'ETIOPIA, Carthage, Settore STAA-01/G - Semitistica - lingue e letterature dell'Etiopia, Tyre, Alexander the Great, 530, Settore L-OR/06 - ARCHEOLOGIA FENICIO-PUNICA
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