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Phoenician–Punic literature is literature written in Phoenician, the language of the ancient civilization of Phoenicia, or in the Punic language that developed from Phoenician and was used in Ancient Carthage. Phoenician literature is surrounded by a halo of mystery due to the fact that only a few vestiges of it have been preserved: all that remains is a series of inscriptions, few of which are of a purely literary nature (e.g. historical narrative, poems, etc.). The majority of preserved works consists of items such as coins, fragments of the History of Sanchuniathon and the Treatise of Mago, the Greek translation of the voyage of Hanno the Navigator and the text of Poenulus of Plautus. However, it is a proven fact that there were libraries in both Phoenicia and Carthage and that the Phoe

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rdfs:label	Literatura fenício-púnica (ca) Literatura fenicio-púnica (es) Phoenician–Punic literature (en) Literatura fenício-púnica (pt)
rdfs:comment	La literatura feniciopúnica és aquella escrita en llengua fenícia, la llengua de les antigues civilitzacions de Fenícia i Cartago. Les proves més antigues semblen datar aproximadament del segle xiv aC, mentre que les últimes de no més enllà del segle IV dC. Està envoltada d'una aura de misteri pels pocs vestigis que se n'han conservat: tot el que en resta és una sèrie d'inscripcions, poques de les quals tenen un caràcter netament literari (només alguna narració històrica, poemes, etc.). La majoria procedeix de monedes, fragments i alguna traducció al grec i al llatí. No obstant això, és un fet provat que tant a Fenícia com a Cartago hi va haver biblioteques i que els fenicis tingueren una rica producció literària hereva del passat cananeu, de la qual obres com ara les redactades per Filó H (ca) La literatura fenicio-púnica es aquella escrita en fenicio, la lengua de las antiguas civilizaciones de Fenicia y Cartago. Toda ella está rodeada de un halo de misterio por los pocos vestigios que se han conservado: todo lo que resta es una serie de inscripciones, pocas de las cuales tienen carácter netamente literario (solo alguna narración histórica, poemas, etc.), monedas, fragmentos de la Historia de Sanjuniatón y del Tratado de Magón, la traducción al griego del viaje de Hannón el Navegante y el texto del Poenulus de Plauto. Sin embargo, es un hecho probado que tanto en Fenicia como en Cartago hubo bibliotecas y que los fenicios tuvieron una rica producción literaria heredera del pasado cananeo, de la que obras como las redactadas por Filón de Biblos o Menandro de Éfeso son una par (es) Phoenician–Punic literature is literature written in Phoenician, the language of the ancient civilization of Phoenicia, or in the Punic language that developed from Phoenician and was used in Ancient Carthage. Phoenician literature is surrounded by a halo of mystery due to the fact that only a few vestiges of it have been preserved: all that remains is a series of inscriptions, few of which are of a purely literary nature (e.g. historical narrative, poems, etc.). The majority of preserved works consists of items such as coins, fragments of the History of Sanchuniathon and the Treatise of Mago, the Greek translation of the voyage of Hanno the Navigator and the text of Poenulus of Plautus. However, it is a proven fact that there were libraries in both Phoenicia and Carthage and that the Phoe (en) Literatura fenício-púnica é o termo usado para designar a literatura escrita em língua fenícia, idioma semítico falada pelos fenícios. Os fenícios foram um povo que dedicou-se principalmente ao comércio marítimo, tendo fundado várias colônias, entre as quais destaca-se Cartago, no norte da África, onde falava-se um dialeto chamado púnico. (pt)
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