quod, that during which (a forced use of the acc. of duration of time). Uticae: a Phoenician city in Africa, older than Carthage, under whose supremacy it was always restless. For this reason it helped Rome against Carthage, and was rewarded with the gift of territory. After Africa was made a Roman province, Utica was its capital.
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