Sicily
Q1460Sicily: large and rich island opposite the Italian mainland. In Antiquity, it was settled by Phoenicians and Greeks, and contested by the Carthaginians, Romans, Ostrogoths, and Byzantines.
Articles on Sicily
- Prehistory
- Colonization
- Fifth Century
- Early Fourth Century
- Late Fourth Century
- Third Century
- Livy on the Roman war against Pyrrhus
- Plutarch on Pyrrhus on Sicily
- Livy on the Roman conquest of Sicily
- Polybius on the Roman conquest of Sicily
- Polybius on the corvus and the naval battle of Mylae
- Duillius' victory inscription
- Polybius on the naval battle of Ecnomus
- Plutarch on the death of Archimedes
- Roman Province
- Late Antiquity
 Acragas, So-called Temple of Concord |
 Coin from Acragas: eagle with hare |
 The Motya Kouros |
 The Etna, seen from an airplane |