After Julius Caesar defeated Juba I at Thaspus, the Roman army in this region stationed itself at Lambessa. The region was conquered by the Vandals in 429, but shortly before that it had become the center of the Donatist movement. During the long rei
After Julius Caesar defeated Juba I at Thaspus, the Roman army in this region stationed itself at Lambessa. The region was conquered by the Vandals in 429, but shortly before that it had become the center of the Donatist movement. During the long reign of Masinissa, it was initially allied with nearby Carthage in the Second Punic War but later switched sides. FTP, name this region, whose boundaries coincided approximately with those of modern Algeria.
After Julius Caesar defeated Juba I at Thaspus, the Roman army in this region stationed itself at Lambessa.
Numidia