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Aequi

Italian people, originating around the River Velino, central Italy. They were turned back from their advance on Rome 431 BC and were conquered 304 BC, at the end of the second Samnite War.



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In the early centuries of the republic, however, many of Rome's conflicts were provoked by jealous neighbors like the Volscians and the Aequans.
The imperial republic: once a republic reluctant to fight wars except ... by Bonta, Steve / The New American
Camillus led several other noteworthy military campaigns against such perennial foes as the Volscians and the Aequans, and continued active in public affairs into old age, until finally succumbing to the plague during an epidemic.
The Republic matures: the Roman Republic was not built in a day, but ... by Bonta, Steve / The New American
The four kings that followed Tullus continued the Roman tradition of endless war, with campaigns against formidable foes like the Veii, the Aequans and the Volscians.
The birth of the Republic: Rome's astonishing ascent was not based ... by Bonta, Steve / The New American
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