Significados de carthaginian fleet en inglés

For the first three years Carthaginian fleets raided the coasts of Sicily and Italy with impunity.

Again the weather came to the rescue, for the greater part of the Carthaginian fleet was wrecked by storms.

'The annihilation of the Carthaginian fleet had made the Romans masters of the sea.

After the departure of Marcellus from Sicily, a Carthaginian fleet landed eight thousand infantry and three thousand Numidian cavalry.

Malchus reserved much of his anger for the incompetent Carthaginian fleet, so he had learned to feel the same way.

An immense Carthaginian fleet that disputed the passage of the Roman squadron was almost annihilated, and the Romans disembarked near Carthage.

At the end of this summer, a Carthaginian fleet of forty ships, under the command of Hamilcar, passed over to Sardinia.

While on its way, it gained a victory over the Carthaginian fleet off the Herméan promontory, sinking 114 of the enemy's ships.

He met the Carthaginian fleet under the command of the Admiral Hanno, near the Ægatian islands, and inflicted upon it a crushing defeat.

On the way, there was a great sea-fight with the Carthaginian fleet, and this was the first naval battle that the Romans ever gained.

The Consul, Publius Claudius, who had charge of the siege, determined to surprise the Carthaginian fleet, which was stationed at Drepana (249).