Carthage. Great Empire of the Ancient World. Great and slandered by its no less great opponents - the Greeks and Romans. The Carthaginian libraries were burned 2200 years ago. Everything we know about Carthage comes from hostile Greco-Roman sources, which leave no chance of truth to their sworn enemy. All modern research about Carthage is based “on the point of view of the Romans” and nothing else. Gaius Anonimus decided to fight this evil practice and look at Carthaginian history with an open mind. And what, in fact, did the Carthaginians themselves think about themselves and others? How did you build your state? On what principles? How and why did Carthage arise in the first place? The book “From the Point of View of Carthage” is the first modern work in which the authors treat Carthage and Phoenician society as a whole without Roman emotions and view history from the point of view of a “civilizational approach.” The book is also intended for reader unprepared for the stated topic - the presentation of events is accessible to everyone.