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Section sizes

Section size for Roman conquest of the Iberian Peninsula (27 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	4,286	4,286
The Second Punic War	27	70,919
Carthaginian Iberia	1,696	1,696
The Ebro Treaty	1,277	1,277
The Saguntum Matter	4,654	4,654
The Roman campaigns	29	63,265
First campaign	17,791	17,791
Second campaign	45,445	45,445
The wars of resistance against Rome	42	35,168
From commanders with consular power to praetors as provincial governors	10,474	10,474
The campaign of Marcus Portius Cato (the Elder)	10,622	10,622
Continuation of the resistance	14,030	14,030
First Celtiberian War (181–179 BC)	8,639	8,639
Period of relative peace	4,630	10,152
Trials for extortion	5,522	5,522
Second Celtiberian War	9,418	9,418
Lusitanian War and Viriathic War	3,724	3,724
The Numantine War	7,952	7,952
Aftermath of the defeat of the Lusitanians and the Celtiberians	5,752	5,752
Conflict between Vascones and Celtiberians	916	916
The Roman civil wars	27	4,027
The Sertorian War	2,860	2,860
Julius Caesar's Civil War	1,140	1,140
Last stage of the conquest: the Cantabrian Wars	8,319	8,319
Notes	30	30
References	9,622	9,622
External links	4,883	4,883
Total	183,807	183,807