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Campania (Italy) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 B.C.When Theodorus was archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls Marcus Genucius and
Agrippa Curtius Chilo. In Italy, during this year, the
nation of the Campani was formed, deriving their name from the fertility of the plain about
them.Campania
is probably derived from the Latin word campus ("plain").In Asia the dynasty of the
Cimmerian Bosporus, whose kings were known as the Archaeanactidae, ruled for forty-two years;
and the successor to the kingship was Spartacus, who reigned seven years.The capital of this kingdom was Panticapaeum, on the present Straits of Kertch.
In Greece the Corinthians were at war with the Cercyraeans, and after preparing
naval armaments they made ready for a battle at sea. Now the Corinthians with seventy
excellently equipped ships sailed against their enemy; but the Cercyraeans opposed them with
eighty triremes and won the battle, and then they forced the surrender of Epidamnus and put to death a
Italy (Italy) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 B.C.When Theodorus was archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls Marcus Genucius and
Agrippa Curtius Chilo. In Italy, during this year, the
nation of the Campani was formed, deriving their name from the fertility of the plain about
them.Campania
is probably derived from the Latin word campus ("plain").In Asia the dynasty of the
Cimmerian Bosporus, whose kings were known as the Archaeanactidae, ruled for forty-two years;
and the successor to the kingship was Spartacus, who reigned seven years.The capital of this kingdom was Panticapaeum, on the present Straits of Kertch.
In Greece the Corinthians were at war with the Cercyraeans, and after preparing
naval armaments they made ready for a battle at sea. Now the Corinthians with seventy
excellently equipped ships sailed against their enemy; but the Cercyraeans opposed them with
eighty triremes and won the battle, and then they forced the surrender of Epidamnus and put to death
Epidamnus (Albania) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
Peloponnesus (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
Athens (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 B.C.When Theodorus was archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls Marcus Genucius and
Agrippa Curtius Chilo. In Italy, during this year, the
nation of the Campani was formed, deriving their name from the fertility of the plain about
them.Campania
is probably derived from the Latin word campus ("plain").In Asia the dynasty of the
Cimmerian Bosporus, whose kings were known as the Archaeanactidae, ruled for forty-two years;
and the successor to the kingship was Spartacus, who reigned seven years.The capital of this kingdom was Panticapaeum, on the present Straits of Kertch.
In Greece the Corinthians were at war with the Cercyraeans, and after preparing
naval armaments they made ready for a battle at sea. Now the Corinthians with seventy
excellently equipped ships sailed against their enemy; but the Cercyraeans opposed them with
eighty triremes and won the battle, and then they forced the surrender of Epidamnus and put to death a
Asia (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 B.C.When Theodorus was archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls Marcus Genucius and
Agrippa Curtius Chilo. In Italy, during this year, the
nation of the Campani was formed, deriving their name from the fertility of the plain about
them.Campania
is probably derived from the Latin word campus ("plain").In Asia the dynasty of the
Cimmerian Bosporus, whose kings were known as the Archaeanactidae, ruled for forty-two years;
and the successor to the kingship was Spartacus, who reigned seven years.The capital of this kingdom was Panticapaeum, on the present Straits of Kertch.
In Greece the Corinthians were at war with the Cercyraeans, and after preparing
naval armaments they made ready for a battle at sea. Now the Corinthians with seventy
excellently equipped ships sailed against their enemy; but the Cercyraeans opposed them with
eighty triremes and won the battle, and then they forced the surrender of Epidamnus and put to death a
Kerch (Ukraine) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
Greece (Greece) (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 BC (search for this): book 12, chapter 31
438 B.C.When Theodorus was archon in Athens, the Romans elected as consuls Marcus Genucius and
Agrippa Curtius Chilo. In Italy, during this year, the
nation of the Campani was formed, deriving their name from the fertility of the plain about
them.Campania
is probably derived from the Latin word campus ("plain").In Asia the dynasty of the
Cimmerian Bosporus, whose kings were known as the Archaeanactidae, ruled for forty-two years;
and the successor to the kingship was Spartacus, who reigned seven years.The capital of this kingdom was Panticapaeum, on the present Straits of Kertch.
In Greece the Corinthians were at war with the Cercyraeans, and after preparing
naval armaments they made ready for a battle at sea. Now the Corinthians with seventy
excellently equipped ships sailed against their enemy; but the Cercyraeans opposed them with
eighty triremes and won the battle, and then they forced the surrender of Epidamnus and put to death