Drepana - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Drepana - a town on the west coast of Sicily
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259/17 amarina and Enna, and transfers the inhabitants of Eryx to Drepana.
254/12 The Romans besiege Drepana.
250/17 Hannibal sails from Lilybaeum to Drepana.
249/10 fleet under P.Claudius at Drepana, after Claudius had thrown the
242/5 Lutatius besieges Drepana.
Within translations:
Cic:Verr_2.4.37 the son of Nico, of Drepana, now called Aulus Clodius, whom
Naev:Pun_36 the defeat of P. Claudius at Drepana in 249 B.C. No frag
Oros_4.10 battle at the city of Drepana. While fighting in the front
Schol:Bob_90 Carthaginian fleet at Drepana despite adverse omens,
[Vict]:VirIll_39 fortified cities of Enna, Drepanum, and Lilybaeum. He captured

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