Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Saguntum
Proper noun
/sæˈɡʌn.təm/
Definition
An ancient city located in what is now Spain, known for its historical significance during the Second Punic War.
Examples
- Saguntum was under siege by Hannibal before the Second Punic War.
- The Roman Senate responded to the request for assistance from the citizens of Saguntum.
- Today, the ruins of Saguntum are a popular historical site in Spain.
Meaning
Saguntum refers to a notable city of the Iberian Peninsula, which played a crucial role during conflicts between Rome and Carthage.
Synonyms
- None applicable
