Usages of Carthago
Pater autem Carthaginem navigare mavult, nam Carthagini fullones periti esse dicuntur.
Father, however, prefers to sail to Carthage, for the fullers at Carthage are said to be skilled.
Mercator Carthagini et Massiliae saepe moratur, sed domi rarius est.
The merchant often stays at Carthage and Massilia, but he is at home more rarely.
Mane in solario sederunt et de Massilia, Carthagine, Sparta, atque Syracusis diu locuti sunt.
In the morning they sat on the terrace and talked for a long time about Massilia, Carthage, Sparta, and Syracuse.
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