This list covers Syracusan armies from the extension of the city’s control over the whole of eastern Sicily until the fall of the city to the Romans. Artillery and large warships were invented at Syracuse by engineers employed by Dionysios the Great. Wars were initially against Carthaginians in Sicily, but Agathokles invaded Carthaginian Africa in 310 BC. In one battle, he deployed camp followers outside the camp disguised as hoplites. If these are used, deploy them as Sp elements, but you must exchange them all for 7Hd elements when any first move, are shot at or are contacted by enemy. After Rome replaced Carthage as its main rival in Sicily, Syracuse had brief alliances with Carthage during the first & second Punic Wars. References: Armies of the Macedonian and Punic Wars D. Head, The Arrows of Hercules L. Sprague de Camp (novel).
— Syracusan Armies in Sicily 410 BC - 210 BC
I/36 — ITALIAN HILL TRIBES 1000 BC - 124 BC
I/57 — ETRUSCAN LEAGUE 600 BC - 280 BC
I/61 — EARLY CARTHAGINIAN 550 BC - 275 BC
II/27 — PYRRHIC 300 BC - 272 BC
II/32 — LATER CARTHAGINIAN 275 BC - 146 BC
II/33 — POLYBIAN ROMAN 275 BC - 105 BC
II/5 — LATER HOPLITE GREEK 448 BC - 225 BC
II/32 — LATER CARTHAGINIAN 275 BC - 146 BC
— Syracusan Army in Africa 310 BC - 307 BC
I/61 — EARLY CARTHAGINIAN 550 BC - 275 BC
I/56 — KYRENEAN GREEK 630 BC - 74 BC
I/7 — EARLY LIBYAN 3000 BC - 70 AD
II/40 — NUMIDIAN & EARLY MOORISH 215 BC - 24 AD