Mauretanian

The value and quality of Mauretanian coins became distinguished.

Sporadic tribal revolts in the Mauretanian mountains followed from 253 to 288.

Twelve Mauretanian rugs eased the harshness of the stone floor.

Morton said he felt sick from the food he was having to consume, a problem often experienced by the Mauretanian women.

Geoffrey adds that his army conquered all the Mauretanian coast to resupply.

Publius Sittius stepped up Mauretanian military preparedness and sat back to see what would happen.

The Empire regained western Numidia and the two Mauretanian provinces until 455.

Three Mauretanian rugs lay on the floor, woven in bold patterns of blue, black and red on a buff background.

The city had then already been a Phoenician and Mauretanian city since the 4th century BC.

On the wide-planked floor are natural fiber mats, but they are vintage Mauretanian examples, patterned with woven leather.

Juba II also supported Mauretanian trade.

The name was Bomilcar, not Juba, and the nationality was Numidian, not Mauretanian.

A more diplomatic second attempt resulted in a successful alliance with the mainly desert-based Mauretanian tribes (south and west of modern Algeria) then Numidia.

Upon Massinissa's return to Africa he had to either pass through Massaesylian territory, his arch rivals, or through Mauretanian territory.

When Luscus drove him out of Spain last year, I'd hoped to see the wretched fellow degenerate into a Mauretanian mercenary and trouble us never again.

In 44, after a four-year revolt, the capital was captured and Roman Emperor Claudius divided the Mauretanian kingdom into two Roman provinces.

The Roman military presence of North Africa was relatively small, consisting of about 28,000 troops and auxiliaries in Numidia and the two Mauretanian provinces.

After Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC, the two Mauretanian rulers took opposite sides in the split that developed in the Caesarian forces.

The best known Berber pyramids are the 19-meter pre-Roman Numidian pyramid the of Medracen and the 30-meter ancient Mauretanian pyramid.

The number of vessels to be permitted to fish in Mauretanian waters in future is significantly increased; and the permitted gross register tonnage is much more than doubled.

Iulia Campestris Babba is a Mauretanian city created as Roman colony around 30 BC by emperor Augustus.

Nothing in Africa Province because the Mauretanian army was similar to the Numidian one: it consisted of lightly armed cavalry who fought as lancers rather than at close quarters.

Juba II of Numidia was placed on the Mauretanian throne by Augustus in 25 BC and turned his attention to building a royal capital at Volubilis.

The group calling itself the Masked Brigade claimed, in a phone called to a Mauretanian news agency, that five hostages had been taken: three Norwegians, a Briton and an American.

But he wasn't just to observe what was happening - he had to eat the diet of the Mauretanian women and take the pills they took to see what impact it had on his health.