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    were overthrown, Illiturgis and Castulo sided with the Carthaginians. In addition, according to Roman sources, the citizens of Illiturgis are said to have...
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    traditionally associated with Illiturgis (Iliturgi), located between Bailén and Andújar. He is said to have been martyred at Illiturgis. According to tradition...
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    negatively.[citation needed] Following the destruction of the Iberian city of Illiturgis by Roman General Publius Cornelius Scipio in 206 BC, people of Astapa...
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    de Andújar. Isturgi should not be identified with the ancient town of Illiturgis, which was situated on the hill called Máquiz (Mengíbar). Nevertheless...
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  • Apostolic Men Caecilius of Elvira Ctesiphon of Vergium Euphrasius of Illiturgis Hesychius of Cazorla Indaletius Secundus of Abula Torquatus of Acci Sigismund...
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  • Religious habit[clarification needed][citation needed] Euphrasius of Illiturgis episcopal attire[citation needed] Eusebia Palomino Yenes Religious habit[clarification...
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  • Euphrasius may refer to: Euphrasius of Illiturgis (fl. 1st century), Spanish Christian martyr, one of the Seven Apostolic Men Euphrasius (fl. 2nd century)...
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    antiquity, including mass suicides in Astapa following the destruction of Illiturgis (206 BC), to "death or victory" defense of Abydos (200 BC), and mass suicide...
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    soldiers fleeing Hannibal. 206 BCE – Iberian women assisted in the siege of Illiturgis against Scipio Africanus. 206–202 BCE – Consort Yu accompanies Xiang Yu...
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    Iberian women also assisted in non-combatant roles in the defense of Illiturgis against Scipio Africanus's army. Mercenary life is recorded as a custom...
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  • Roman places: the Forum of Caesar, a major square in Rome the settlement Illiturgis, in southern Iberia (Spain) Forum Iulii (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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    received a privileged juridical statue for its support of Caesar, as did Illiturgis, Isturgis (now Andújar), and Obulco (now Porcuna). Inscriptions have been...
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    ordering the wholesale massacre of the inhabitants of the neighboring Illiturgis Its medieval name was Cazlona. It lost importance even more when Andalusia...
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  • 195, he was attacked by an army of 20,000 Celtiberi near the town of Illiturgi in Hispania Citerior; his guard of 6,000 defeated the Celtiberi and took...
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    river and also close to the Guadalimar, the nearby Iberian oppidum of Illiturgi (Cerro de la Muela) was besieged and destroyed by Scipio Africanus in...
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