Basic People, Places and Things in Roman History: 753 B.C. 201 B.C. (courtesy of Adam Williams – and Howard Chang) The following list is provided as a starting point for the study of Roman History and is in no way inclusive. Students on the Novice Level can expect to do well if they learn the stories associated with the items on this list. Students on the Intermediate Level and above should ensure that they are well acquainted with the items on this list, but are stronglyencouraged to fill in the gaps as thoroughly as possible using the sources provided in the syllabus: 7 Hills of Rome M. Furius Camillus Aegates Islands M. Junius Brutus Aequi M. Manlius Alba Longa Mamertines Amulius Messana/Straits of Messana Ancus Marcius Metaurus River Appius Claudius Caecus/Censor Mt. Algidus Appius Claudius Decemvir Mucius Scaevola Ausculum Mylae Beneventum Numa Pompilius Brennus Numitor C. Duilius P. Claudius Pulcher C. Flaminius P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Camillus Pyrrhus Cannae Q. Fabius Maximus Cunctator Carthage Q. Hortensius (dictator)/ Lex Hortensia Caudine Forks Regulus Cincinnatus Remus Cloelia Rhea Silvia Collatinus Romulus Coriolanus Saguntum Corsica Samnites Decius Mus Sardinia Drepanum Sentinum Ebro River Servius Tullius Etruria/Etruscans Syphax Fabricius Syracuse Faustulus Tanaquil Gauls/Senones Tarentum Hamilcar Tarpeia Hannibal Tarquinius Priscus Hasdrubal Tarquinius Superbus Heraclea Teuta Horatii & Curiatii Titus Tatius Horatius Cocles Tullia L. Junius Brutus Tullus Hostilius Lake Regillus Veii Lake Trasimene Verginia Lars Porsenna Verginius Volsci Lex Licinia-Sextia Lutatius Catulus Xanthippus M. Claudius Marcellus Zama
Basic People, Places and Things in Roman History: 753 B.C. – 201 B.C. (courtesy of Adam Williams and Howard Chang) The following list is provided as a starting point for the study of Roman History and is in no way inclusive. Students on the Novice Level can expect to do well if they learn the stories associated with the items on this list. Students on the Intermediate Level and above should ensure that they are well acquainted with the items on this list, but are stronglyencouraged to fill in the gaps as thoroughly as possible using the sources provided in the syllabus: 7 Hills of Rome Aegates Islands Aequi Alba Longa Amulius Ancus Marcius Appius Claudius Caecus/Censor Appius Claudius Decemvir Ausculum Beneventum Brennus C. Duilius C. Flaminius Camillus Cannae Carthage Caudine Forks Cincinnatus Cloelia Collatinus Coriolanus Corsica Decius Mus Drepanum Ebro River Etruria/Etruscans Fabricius Faustulus Gauls/Senones Hamilcar Hannibal Hasdrubal Heraclea Horatii & Curiatii Horatius Cocles L. Junius Brutus Lake Regillus Lake Trasimene Lars Porsenna Lex Licinia-Sextia Lutatius Catulus M. Claudius Marcellus M. Furius Camillus M. Junius Brutus M. Manlius Mamertines Messana/Straits of Messana Metaurus River Mt. Algidus Mucius Scaevola Mylae Numa Pompilius Numitor P. Claudius Pulcher P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus Pyrrhus Q. Fabius Maximus Cunctator Q. Hortensius (dictator)/ Lex Hortensia Regulus Remus Rhea Silvia Romulus Saguntum Samnites Sardinia Sentinum Servius Tullius Syphax Syracuse Tanaquil Tarentum Tarpeia Tarquinius Priscus Tarquinius Superbus Teuta Titus Tatius Tullia Tullus Hostilius Veii Verginia Verginius Volsci Xanthippus Zama
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