Examples of using Carthago in English and their translations into German
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warded off any further threat by Carthago- for the time being,
Follow the Romans' steps in Cartagena and find out what the ancient Carthago Nova was like. In the age of the Emperor Augustus, Carthago Nova was one of the most important ports in the Mediterranean Sea.
Carthago Reisemobilbau was founded in 1979 by Karl-Heinz Schuler.
The marketing slogan is therefore not without reason: Carthago- the motorhome.
In response flame-colored letters blazed in my head,"Carthago est delenda.
Do you want to ask Meftah Chamekh to be your local guide in Carthago, Tunisia?
The third generation sire Carthago was continuously successful on the Dutch Nations Cup team with Jos Lansink.
Even Tasdorfs jumping trainer Dieter Ingwersen was successful with the four year old grey stallion Chiletto by Carthago- Caletto II.
During the Punic Wars between Rome and Carthago Carthaginians invaded Spain
devastated the agricultural regions for supply of Carthago and surrounded the town for the first time.
After Rome had defeated Carthago definitely, Romans also invaded the colonies in Spain,
Cool Man K x Carthago, found his home in the stable of Marc Wirths.
 Baloudana by Baloubet du Rouet- Carthago Z recently won the Strazeele Championships with the Belgian Gregory Wathelet
a delighted Pénélope Leprovost, who delivered two clear rounds with her 12-year-old grey stallion Mylord Carthago.
Scipio's conquest of the city of Carthago Nova in 209 BC led to the definitive expansion of what had already become an important economic and political centre in the Mediterranean. SEE MORE.
It is said that the prototype was the Hadrain's aqueduct from the II century that supplied water to the north-african metropolis called Carthago, situated in the place of the Punic Carthage nowadays Tunis.
Styrian Markus Saurugg proved that the still only eight-year-old Holsteiner mare Zita 94(Stakkato x Carthago) had risen from being'Queen of Young Horses' to become a magnificent CSI3* winner, gaining victory in 55.72 seconds!
In another writing Tertullian deplores the fact that the African cities and the city Carthago promote the"Greek contests"(=certamina Graecorum)
events took place in the past, you will feel like a child in the old Carthago Nova's Roman Forum district.
more objective perspective for the decision Carthago and its historical assignment.