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Numantia

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Numantia

Fortified Celtiberian city on the upper Douro in Spain, near modern Soria. For over 60 years (195–133 BC) it was the centre of successful Spanish resistance to the Romans, but was finally taken by Scipio Africanus Minor.



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The Romans, in order to hold Capua, Carthage, and Numantia, dismantled them, and did not lose them.
"The Ingratitude Revenged" was not nonsense, nor was there any in "The Numantia," nor any to be found in "The Merchant Lover," nor yet in "The Friendly Fair Foe," nor in some others that have been written by certain gifted poets, to their own fame and renown, and to the profit of those that brought them out;' some further remarks I added to these, with which, I think, I left him rather dumbfoundered, but not so satisfied or convinced that I could disabuse him of his error.
 
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