Ortueri via Amsicora
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Amsicora or Ampsicora was a patriot and military Sardinian , leadership of the anti-Roman revolt of 215 BC. In the writings of Roman Biography
Ampsicora is said was the richest among the owners of the land of Sardinia at the time was divided into two parts: the coastal area and the vast plains campidanese , open to trade and cultural relations with the Phoenician and the Carthaginian (Phoenician), and most mountainous interior and, in the central part of the island, inhabited by viewed, Sardis, fair and contrary to the massive presence of foreigners, and that while tolerating the Carthaginians, not just tolerate the Roman presence.
Despite being passed over two thousand years, is alive in the memory of many older inner areas of the memory of a brave warrior who fought fiercely against the Roman conquest, differing enough to tell what part of the ancient Roman sources. Despite the importance of this character in the history of Sardis, is rare in Sardinia dedicategli find monuments or streets, apart from the old Cagliari stadium and some peripheral way.
(Photo courtesy of Veronica Succu)
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(Foto gentilmente concesse da Veronica Succu)
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