Tarentum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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303/11 ves with an army to support Tarentum, and takes two hundred maidens
302/27 A treaty between Rome and Tarentum.
282/5 mments on the career of Rhinthon of Tarentum, a writer of comedies
282/36 Tarentum prepares for war against Rome.
281/16 Pyrrhus regains control of Corcyra, with help from Tarentum.
281/37 The Roman senate declares war on Tarentum.
281/38 Aemilius leaves Samnium and moves against Tarentum.
280/6 Pyrrhus sends Cineas ahead to Tarentum.
280/16 e triumph of Aemilius, over Tarentum and the Samnites and Sallentin
273/2 Pyrrhus recalls his son and other officers from Tarentum.
272/13 thaginian fleet sails up to Tarentum, but leaves without taking any
272/14 Papirius seizes part of Bruttium, and captures Tarentum.
267/9 about the presence of Carthaginian ships at the siege of Tarentum
214/26 Hannibal advances to Tarentum.
213/22 Hannibal captures Tarentum, though the citadel is still held by a
211/24 nian fleet joins in the blockade of the Roman garrison at Tarentum
209/10 Fabius captures Tarentum.
208/2 The triumph of Fabius, for his recovery of Tarentum.
205/22 T.Flamininus as praetor is appointed governor of Tarentum.
130/23 Accius reads one of his tragedies to Pacuvius at Tarentum.
123/14 foundation of Roman colonies, especially at Scylacium and Tarentum
89/52 CIL_1.590, a new constitution granted to Tarentum.
51/13 icero to Atticus, written during Cicero's journey down to Tarentum

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