And so Carthage essentially becomes a client state of Rome. They have to pay war indemnity. They really can't have a significant army anymore or a significant navy. And many people in Rome over the next several decades, even though Carthage is weakened so much, they start arguing, hey, we should just completely destroy this city. Because every time we destroy them, or at least we beat them, we get into this peace treaty, but then they get powerful again, and then we get into a war with them. And these are very ugly wars. And so finally, in 149, let me write this, 149 BCE, as Carthage is starting to reassert a little bit of power, it's trying to rebuild its military, the Romans get scared.