<div>The Romans burnt Carthage’s books and buildings – but ‘Punic’ identity remained influential throughout Antiquity. Read by Leighton Pugh.<br>
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Image: Print of ancient Carthage. Source: <em>Wiki Creative Commons</em>
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The Romans burnt Carthage’s books and buildings – but ‘Punic’ identity remained influential throughout Antiquity. Read by Leighton Pugh. Image: Print of ancient Carthage. Source: Wiki Creative Commons

The Romans burnt Carthage’s books and buildings – but ‘Punic’ identity remained influential throughout Antiquity. Read by Leighton Pugh.<br>
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Image: Print of ancient Carthage. Source: <em>Wiki Creative Commons</em>


30: Why the idea of Carthage survived Roman conquest by Richard Miles

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30: Why the idea of Carthage survived Roman conquest by Richard Miles