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Roman History
360–264 BCE
Relief map relevant to Rome's conquest of southern Italy: 360–264 BCE. In addition to key regions and cities, includes the Via Appia (c. 312), and key battles of Samnite Wars and Pyrrhic War. Highlights include the following:
- Peoples: Romans, Campani, Samnites, Apuli, Lucani, Brutti, and Greeks (cf. off-map Gauls, Epirotes)
- Cities: Rome, Tibur, Praeneste, Ostia, Ardea, Alba Fucens, Teracina, Fregellae, Corfinium, Hadria (Hatria), Cales, Capua, Neapolis (Naples), Bovianum, Beneventum, Paestum, Luceria, Aquilonia, Asculum (Ausculum), Arpi, Venusta, Canusium, Croton, Thurii, Heraclea, Tarentum, and Brundisium
- Other sites: Pontine Marshes, Via Appia (312 BCE)
- Battles of Samnite Wars: Satricum (347), Caudine Forks (321), Bovianum (305), Sentinum (295), and Brundisium (267)
- Battles of Pyrrhic Wars: Heraclea (280), Asculum (279), and Beneventum (275)
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Release Notes:
2011-12-07: New release
