c. 396 BCE
Rome destroys Etruscan Veii (traditional)
In c. 396 BCE the dictator Camillus takes Veii, the Etruscan city near Rome, by tunnelling under its defences, according to Livy. Its fall extends Roman power in central Italy.
c. 396 BCE
In c. 396 BCE the dictator Camillus takes Veii, the Etruscan city near Rome, by tunnelling under its defences, according to Livy. Its fall extends Roman power in central Italy.