It looks like phonetic, like the phonetic alphabet, and that was the other famous contribution of the Phoenicians is that our alphabet, the idea of our alphabet was derived from the phonetic alphabet of the Phoenicians. So the Phoenicians did many, many, many things. They settled much, they were one of the real naval powers of the Mediterranean going back thousands and thousands of years. By the time we get to the Middle Roman Republic, we're in the third century BCE, we're in the 200s BCE, the ancient cities of Tyre and Sedan, they're now part of the Seleucid Empire. The Seleucid Empire was one of the successor empires of Alexander the Great, but their offspring, so to speak, Carthage, is now a dominant power in the Mediterranean. And with Rome starting to exert its might, although it has very powerful armies, it does not at this point have a very powerful navy. But as we will see, as we get to 264 BCE, these two great powers in the Mediterranean start to come into a little bit of conflict.