Falisci - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Falisci - an Italian tribe, living in and around Falerii
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+ Faliscan , Faliscans
293/12 The Faliscans join an Etruscan revolt.
293/15 defeats the Etruscans, and forces the Faliscans to sue for peace.
240/2 The triumph of Torquatus, over the Faliscans.
Within translations:
Cic:LegAgr_2.66 the territory of Capena, Falisci, Reate, Venafrum, Allifae, Trebula,
CIL_1.2437 ext (ii) Found near Corchiano, Faliscan territory. Me
CIL_1.364 ded (?). CIL_1 .364 Faliscan cooks in Sardi
FastTr_p101 C.n. Cerco, consul, & over the Falisci, k.Mart. (1st March
ValMax_6.5.1 power of the Romans, the Falisci would submit to our general.
[Vict]:VirIll_23 Camillus was besieging the Faliscans, an elementary school teacher

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