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La troisième guerre punique et la destruction de Carthage: Le verbe de Caton et les armes de Scipion. Techniques archéologiques at the time of theCarthage, Rome's historic enemy, was destroyed in the spring of 146 BC after a four year war. It took four consuls to break down the solid walls that still defended the citizens of the Punic city. Writers of the late Republic and Empire identified the year 146 as the end of an era. Now without rival, it had given itself over to luxury. If Cato, a veteran of the Second Punic War, had been the instigator of the destruction of Dido's city, Scipio