destruction of Fidenæ
43
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403.
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Commencement of siege of Veii
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43
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Tale of the Alban Lake
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43
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396.
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Appointment of Camillus as Dictator
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43
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Capture of Veii
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44
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394.
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War with Falerii
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44
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Tale of the Schoolmaster
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44
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Unpopularity of Camillus
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44
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391.
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He goes into exile
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44
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CHAPTER VII.
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FROM THE CAPTURE OF ROME BY THE GAULS TO THE FINAL UNION OF THE TWO ORDERS. B.C. 390–367.
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The Gauls, or Celts
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45
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391.
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Attack of Clusium by the Senones
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45
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Roman ambassadors sent to Clusium
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45
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They take part in the fight against the Senones
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45
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The Senones march upon Rome
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46
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390.
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Battle of the Allia
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46
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Destruction of Rome
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46
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Siege of the Capitol
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46
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Legend of M. Manlius
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47
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Appointment of Camillus as Dictator
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47
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He delivers Rome from the Gauls
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47
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Rebuilding of the city
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47
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Further Gallic wars
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48
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361.
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Legend of T. Manlius Torquatus
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48
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349.
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Legend of M. Valerius Corvus
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48
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385.
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Distress at Rome
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48
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384.
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M. Manlius comes forward as a patron of the poor
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48
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His fate
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49
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376.
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Licinian Rogations proposed
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49
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Violent opposition of the Patricians
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50
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367.
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Licinian Rogations passed
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50
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366.
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L. Sextius first Plebeian Consul
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50
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Institution of the Prætorship
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50
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356.
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First Plebeian Dictator
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51
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351.
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First Plebeian Censor
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51
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336.
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First Plebeian Prætor
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51
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300.
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Lex Ogulnia, increasing the number of the Pontiffs and Augurs, and enacting that a certain number of them should be taken from the Plebeians
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51
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339.
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Publilian Laws
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51
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286.
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Lex Hortensia
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51
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CHAPTER VIII.
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FROM THE LICINIAN ROGATIONS TO THE END OF THE SAMNITE WARS. B.C. 367–290.
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362.
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Pestilence at Rome
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52
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destruction of Fidenæ
