Africa
Place
Civil War 1.30 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… He sends his legate Valerius into Sardinia with one legion and Curio as propraetor into Sicily with two, and bids him on recovering Sicily to transport his army forthwith to Africa. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 1.30
Caesar
… He sends his legate Valerius into Sardinia with one legion and Curio as propraetor into Sicily with two, and bids him on recovering Sicily to transport his army forthwith to Africa. …
Alexandrian War 9
Pseudo-Caesar; authorship disputed
… In the course of the following day the Thirty-Seventh legion, part of the surrendered remnants of Pompeius’ troops, after being embarked by Domitius Calvinus with corn, arms, weapons and artillery, made the coast of Africa a little beyond Alexandria. …
Civil War 1.31
Caesar
… Tubero on reaching Africa finds Attius Varus in the province in military command; he, as we have explained above, after the loss of his cohorts at Auximum had immediately fled and gone to Africa and had on his own account seized on the vacant province. …
Geographical record
Pleiades representative point · rough
The region of modern North Africa to which the Romans referred as "Africa", effectively the majority of same with the exception of Egypt, later truncated to correspond to the Roman province of the same name.
Pleiades 775 · CC BY 3.0 · Barrington Atlas: BAtlas 1 E4 Africa
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Civil War 1.30 · Civil War 1.31 · Civil War 2.23 · Civil War 2.28 · Civil War 2.32 · Civil War 2.37 · Alexandrian War 9 · Alexandrian War 14 · Alexandrian War 28 · Alexandrian War 47 · Alexandrian War 51 · Alexandrian War 56