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Line 1: − ==Sources==+ − − Encyclopedia of Military History, Dupuy & Dupuy, 1979 − − {{DEFAULTSORT:Adys, Battle of}} − − [[Category:Roman Battles]]
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The '''Battle of Adys''' fought in 256 B.C. was part of the [[Punic Wars#First Punic War|First Punic War]] fought between [[Carthage]] and [[Roman Republic|Rome]]. The Romans had landed in Africa after the Carthaginians had been unable to stop them at the naval [[battle of Cape Ecnomus]]. An army of 20,000 men under [[Regulus]] then won the decisive battle, forcing Carthage to sue for peace. The terms were so harsh, however, that Carthage continued the war, which would then be fought for 15 more years.
The '''Battle of Adys''' fought in 256 B.C. was part of the [[Punic Wars#First Punic War|First Punic War]] fought between [[Carthage]] and [[Roman Republic|Rome]]. The Romans had landed in Africa after the Carthaginians had been unable to stop them at the naval [[battle of Cape Ecnomus]]. An army of 20,000 men under [[Regulus]] then won the decisive battle, forcing Carthage to sue for peace. The terms were so harsh, however, that Carthage continued the war, which would then be fought for 15 more years.
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