They were called that by the Greeks and later the Romans, because they were famous for trading their purple dye. So they had their purple dye, which they got, which was derived from mollusk mucus that they were able to get from the sea, as great sea traders and shipbuilders. So they had this purple dye. And the term for this purple dye, it was related to the word Panican or Phoenician, and I know I'm not pronouncing it well. And so the Greeks and the Romans of the time called them the Phoenician people for their purple dye. Now Carthage, as we will see in probably the next video, Carthage has a series of wars with Rome, which are called the Punic Wars. And I've always wondered, where does that term Punic come from?