Russicada

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Russicada presentday Skikda , was the Mediterranean port city serving Cirta , the capital of the Kingdom of Numidia in Ancient Algeria .

It overlooked the straits between Sicily ( Europe ) and Numidia ( Africa ), a place of significant relevance in geopolitical strategies at the time. Russicada was mentioned by the medieval chronicler Geoffrey of Monmouth in his pseudo-historical accounts of the mythical kings of Britain and their deeds as "Rusicada" ? a Latin spelling easily confused with the moth genus Rusicada .

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