In AD 439, Belisarius entered this city unopposed, after he defeated a nearby force led by Gelimer, who was around as it had earlier been pillaged by Geiseric.
In AD 439, Belisarius entered this city unopposed, after he defeated a nearby force led by Gelimer, who was around as it had earlier been pillaged by Geiseric. St. Cyprian and Tertullian both contributed to Christianity in this city, and it was influenced heavily by the Pelagian heresy. A citadel known as the Byrsa lies on a hill at the southern part of this city. It concluded treaties with its greatest enemy in 508 and 348 BCE, and its navy assisted this enemy in a war named for a Molossian king.  For ten points, name this north African city, home to Hamilcar, Hasdrubal, and Hannibal, founded by the Phoenicians and the perpetual enemy of Rome.
In AD 439, Belisarius entered this city unopposed, after he defeated a nearby force led by Gelimer, who was around as it had earlier been pillaged by Geiseric.
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