Nola - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Nola - a city in Campania, Italy
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313/23 The Romans capture Nola.
216/40 Hannibal unsuccessfully attacks Nola.
215/36 Marcellus repels an attack by Hannibal on Nola.
214/9 vastates Campania and attacks Nola, but fails to capture any cities.
173/7 Q.Fabius Labeo judges a dispute between Neapolis and Nola.
90/12 nites under C.Papius capture Nola, along with Stabiae, Surrentum, Sal
89/18 Sulla defeats the Samnites under Cluentius near Nola.
88/20 Sulla leaves Rome to join the Roman army at Nola.
80/9 The Romans capture Nola, after which Mutilus is abandoned by his wife
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_12 victory of Marcellus at Nola, which was succeeded by many
Diod_37.2 icentines, the people of Nola, and other cities and nation
GranLic_20 The inhabitants of Nola advanced against the town of Abell
GranLic_32 year] the Samnites at Nola had done the same, out of
Plin:HN_3.63 Teanum surnamed Sidicinum, and Nola; and the towns of
ValMax_1.6.4 praetorium in the territory of Nola, on a sudden beheld a
ValMax_1.6.9 Hannibal from the walls of Nola, resolved either to overthrow the
ValMax_7.3.4 to settle the boundaries between Nola and the Neapolis. When they
ValMax_7.3.7 had in his camp a Nolan infantryman of great courage, yet
[Vict]:VirIll_45 narrowness of the locality near Nola. He besieged Syracuse for three

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