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History of Greece, Volume 12 (of 12)

Note 1010 — Chapter XCVII · SICILIAN AND ITALIAN GREEKS. — AGATHOKLES.

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Diodor. xx. 54, 55. In attacking Hippu-Akra (otherwise called Hippo-Zarytus, near the Promontorium Pulchrum, the northernmost point of Africa), Agathokles is said to have got the better in a naval battle—ναυμαχία περιγενόμενος. This implies that he must have got a fleet superior to the Carthaginians even in their own gulf; perhaps ships seized at Utica.

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