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Utica (Ancient city of north in B C)

an ancient city of north in 1101 B. C. Its ruins include an am- originally founded as a Phoenician colony phitheater, an aqueduct, and the remains of quays; for a bay then carried the sea (now nearly 10 miles distant) to the site. During the third Punic war Utica tal of the province of Africa. Afterward submitted to Rome, and became the capisubmitted to Rome, and became the capiit was the see of a bishop, till its destruction by the Arabs. life which represents happiness as the

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