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The 23 pages that link to First Punic War, each with the reason it gives.

• Diodorus SiculusRelated: Diodorus’s surviving fragments provide evidence for the conflict’s Sicilian setting.

• Second Punic WarNarrower topic: Its outcome left Carthage seeking power and resources beyond Sicily.

• Punic WarsBroader topic: It began the conflict and ended with Rome taking Sicily, Carthage’s first major overseas possession.

• Roman provincesRelated: Its outcome gave Rome its first overseas province, Sicily.

• Third Punic WarCompared with: Unlike the final war's destruction of Carthage, this conflict ended with a treaty and Roman acquisition of Sicily.

• Treaty of LutatiusNarrower topic: The treaty ended this war and formalized Rome’s victory.

• Roman SicilyNarrower topic: Rome’s victory created the conditions for acquiring the island.

• Hamilcar BarcaNarrower topic: Hamilcar’s Sicilian command took place in this war, which ended with Carthage’s loss of Sicily.

• Pyrrhus of EpirusRelated: Pyrrhus’s unsuccessful Sicilian campaign preceded the Roman-Carthaginian struggle for the island.

• Hannibal's Crossing of the AlpsRelated: Its outcome left Carthage seeking power and resources beyond Sicily.

• Roman navyRelated: The war forced Rome to build a large fleet to challenge Carthaginian control at sea.

• Carthaginian navyRelated: The war turned naval control into a decisive contest and ended with Carthage’s defeat at sea.

• Gnaeus NaeviusRelated: Naevius’s epic used this war as a central historical subject.

• Battle of the AegatesNarrower topic: Its prolonged struggle over Sicily created the strategic crisis that led to the final campaign.

• First Servile WarRelated: Its outcome brought Sicily under Roman control and reshaped the island’s economy.

• Sicilian WarsRelated: Rome's intervention in a Sicilian conflict expanded the rivalry into a Mediterranean war.

• Battle of DrepanaNarrower topic: Drepana was one of the war’s pivotal naval engagements, but did not end the conflict.

• GelonRelated: The later Roman-Carthaginian struggle continued the island’s long history of rivalry.

• Hiero II of SyracuseRelated: Hiero’s alliance with Rome shaped Syracuse’s role in this war.

• Quintus Fabius PictorRelated: The conflict formed part of the recent past Fabius Pictor could recount.

• Roman conquest of the Iberian PeninsulaRelated: Carthage’s loss of Sicily encouraged its expansion into Iberia.

• Battle of AgrigentumNarrower topic: Agrigentum was an early major land campaign in this larger conflict.

• Battle of Cape EcnomusNarrower topic: Ecnomus was a decisive engagement within this prolonged conflict.