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What is punicus latin for?

"Punicus" in Latin refers to something related to Carthage.

Here's a breakdown:

* Punic Wars: The series of wars fought between Rome and Carthage.

* Punic language: The language spoken by the Carthaginians, which was related to Phoenician.

* Punic culture: The culture of the Carthaginians, known for its trade and military prowess.

So, if you see "Punicus" in a Latin text, it likely refers to something related to Carthage or its people.

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