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Regulus

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Regulus (Marcus Atilius Regulus) , d. c.250 BC, Roman general in the First Punic War. While consul (267 BC) he conquered the Sallentini and captured Brundisium (now Brindisi). He became consul a second time (256), defeated the Carthaginians at sea, and waged war against them in Africa, at first with success. Soon afterward the Carthaginians won a complete victory and captured (255) Regulus. He was sent on parole to solicit peace from the Romans, but instead he advised the senate against accepting the Punic terms or exchanging prisoners. Resisting persuasions to break his parole, he returned... Read more
Regulus
Regulus , brightest star in the constellation Leo ; Bayer designation Alpha Leonis...brightest stars in the sky. Its distance from the earth is about 85 light-years. Regulus is a visual triple star. Its name is Latin for "prince." Author not available, REGULUS. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2008 Read more
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regulus • Callas , callous, callus, Dallas, Pallas, phallus •Nablus • manless • hapless , mapless...famulus •crapulous • patulous • nebulous • credulous , sedulous •pendulous • regulus • emulous , tremulous •bibulous • ... Read more

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