Roman Conquests of Italy
... Palaepolis (the old city) and Neapolis (the new city) were located – many disputes arose between these two cities. • 327 BC, war broke out again between Samnite hill people and those on Campania's plain. • During the first half of the war Rome suffered serious defeats, but the second half saw Rome's ...
... Palaepolis (the old city) and Neapolis (the new city) were located – many disputes arose between these two cities. • 327 BC, war broke out again between Samnite hill people and those on Campania's plain. • During the first half of the war Rome suffered serious defeats, but the second half saw Rome's ...
The Etruscans
... looking away towards a far away land Etruscans were famous for their bronze work done in the lost wax method ...
... looking away towards a far away land Etruscans were famous for their bronze work done in the lost wax method ...
Tullus Hostilius - spr1nt1ngdrummer
... The Curiatii killed two of the Horatii, but all three Albans were injured. The last Horatii, Horatius managed to lure them into a forest, where he killed them off one by one. The Romans and Albans were at peace again. ...
... The Curiatii killed two of the Horatii, but all three Albans were injured. The last Horatii, Horatius managed to lure them into a forest, where he killed them off one by one. The Romans and Albans were at peace again. ...
