The Grandeur That Was Rome: a survey of Roman culture and civilisationStobart, J. C. (John Clarke)
History
The Grandeur That Was Rome: a survey of Roman culture and civilisation
Stobart, J. C. (John Clarke)
Rome -- Civilization; Rome -- History
474 Defeat of the Etruscans by
Syracuse
450 Legendary date of the Twelve Tables
387 Conquest of Rome by the Gauls
367 Licinian Laws. (1) forbid large
holdings of public land; (2) compel
landlords to employ a certain
proportion of free labour
351 Conquest of S. Etruria by Rome
Cære becomes the first
_civitas sine suffragio_
348 First treaty of commerce between
Rome and Carthage
343 Samnite Wars, involving subjugation
to of the Latins, and
266 eventually of all Central Italy
321 Great defeat of the Romans at
the Caudine Pass
312 Censorship of Appius Claudius
including (1) publication of the
laws; (2) construction of Via
Claudia
281 War with Tarentum and Pyrrhus
to involving conquest of
275 South Italy
268 First coinage of silver
264 First Punic War, involving conquest
to of Sicily, Sardinia, and
241 Corsica--first transmarine
provinces
264 First gladiatorial games at Rome
240 Livius Andronicus. Beginning of
Roman literature
222 Defeat of the Cisalpine Gauls
220 Via Flaminia to Ariminum
218 Second Punic War
to
201
218 Lex Claudia forbids Senators to
engage in commerce
216 Romans severely defeated at
Cannæ
205 Introduction of Phrygian worship of
Magna Mater
202 Victory of Scipio at Zama
201 Peace with Carthage involving
cession of Spain
200 Second Macedonian War
to
194
196 Flaminius proclaims the liberty
of Greece
190 Defeat of Antiochus the Great
of Syria at Magnesia
186 7000 Romans condemned for the
Bacchic orgies
184 Censorship of Cato the Elder. Death
of Plautus. Basilica of Cato
constructed
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