Bomilcar - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Bomilcar
- a Carthaginian general, who fought against Agathocles
310/24
Agathocles defeats a Carthaginian army under Hanno and Bomilcar.
308/14
Bomilcar is put to death after he fails to gain power in an armed upr
  Within translations:
Just_22.7
troops of Agathocles, Bomilcar, the Carthaginian genera
Oros_4.6.30
Agathocles, the Carthaginian general Hamilcar and his army would
Bomilcar 3
- a Carthaginian admiral ine the Second Punic War
211/3
The Carthaginian admiral Bomilcar declines battle against the Roman
Bomilcar 4
- an officer of Jugurtha, accused of treachery
108/6
Jugurtha discovers that Bomilcar is plotting against him.
Bomilcar
- in documents
Syll_321
(330-310) envoys Synalos and Bomilcar to the prytaneion for
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