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The 12 pages that link to Roman Sicily, each with the reason it gives.

• SicilyBroader topic: Roman conquest made Sicily a major grain-producing province and connected it to imperial rule.

• First Punic WarBroader topic: Sicily became Rome’s first province beyond the Italian peninsula.

• Punic WarsBroader topic: Sicily became Rome’s first province beyond the Italian peninsula.

• SyracuseNarrower topic: Syracuse became part of Roman Sicily after its conquest.

• PalermoBroader topic: Rome incorporated Palermo into its province of Sicily in 254 BCE.

• Treaty of LutatiusBroader topic: Carthage’s evacuation transferred the island to Roman control.

• Battle of the AegatesBroader topic: The treaty transferred Sicily from Carthaginian control to Rome.

• First Servile WarNarrower topic: Its agricultural wealth and Roman administration formed the setting for the revolt.

• Sicilian WarsBroader topic: The end of Carthaginian control completed a shift in island power begun by the wars.

• Hiero II of SyracuseBroader topic: Hiero’s kingdom initially remained outside direct provincial rule, but his successors did not preserve that status.

• Agatha of SicilyNarrower topic: The martyr’s traditional life is set in this Roman province.

• History of SicilyBroader topic: Roman rule made Sicily a major grain-producing province.