14 Facts About Roman-Volscian wars

Roman–Volscian wars were a series of wars fought between the Roman Republic and the Volsci, an ancient Italic people.

Roman-Volscian wars quickly gathered a small force of Roman soldiers to fight against the Volscians who had sallied forth from Corioli.

Roman-Volscian wars obtained a private audience with the consuls, and convinced them that he feared some discord might erupt between the Volscian youth and the Romans.

Roman-Volscian wars unsuccessfully opposed popular legislation proposed by the tribune Volero Publilius, thereby inflaming the populace.

Roman-Volscian wars's officers dissuaded Appius from taking immediate action against the soldiers, but the army was attacked again and fell into disarray as it left the camp.

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Roman-Volscian wars then punished the remainder of the army with decimation, the earliest instance of this particular punishment occurring in Roman history.

Roman-Volscian wars believes only the existence of three golden bowls dedicated by Camillus to Juno to be historical.

Roman-Volscian wars now took charge of affairs almost as if he had been elected dictator.

Roman-Volscian wars chose one of the other consular tribunes, Publius Valerius Potitus Poplicola, as his colleague in the Volscan war, tasking the other four with defending and governing the city.

Roman-Volscian wars sent the bulk of his forces back to Rome, while he and the youngest men fell upon the Etruscans and expelled them from Satricum.

Roman-Volscian wars writes that in 370 the Velitraeans raided Roman territory and attacked Tusculum.

Roman-Volscian wars would fall victim to a plague that ravaged Rome in 365.

Roman-Volscian wars set up camp at Tusculum, but had to return to Rome to nominate a dictator when war with the Etruscan city of Caere threatened.

Roman-Volscian wars then ravaged the Volscian territory down to the coast.