1. numidian - Noun
2. numidian - Adjective
3. Numidian - Proper noun
Of or pertaining to ancient Numidia in Northern Africa.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAdvancing eastwards along the coast, the Vandals were confronted on the Numidian border in May–June 430 by Bonifacius. Source: Internet
Carthage also established its authority directly among the Numidian Berber peoples in the lands immediately surrounding the city, which grew ever more prosperous. Source: Internet
However, the Numidian king of the relevant area was now a son-in-law of Hamilcar and had supported Carthage during a crucial moment in the Mercenary War. Source: Internet
Vegetius op cit II.2 It is true that some specialist units in the auxilia, such as Syrian archers and Numidian cavalry wore light armour (or none). Source: Internet
As a result, the Capuan cavalry was reinforced with half of the available Numidian cavalry of 2,000. Source: Internet
At the age of 11, Augustine was sent to school at Madaurus (now M'Daourouch ), a small Numidian city about convert south of Thagaste. Source: Internet