Roman Conquest of Italy (509 - 241 BC)
Roman Conquest of Italy (509 - 241 BC)
This chapter describes the phases in which the Romans:
✴extended their hegemony over the whole of peninsular Italy over some three centuries from ca. 500 BC; and
✴incorporated the conquered peoples and their territories into the Roman state.
Rome and the Latins (509- 499/6 BC)
Wars with the Volsci and the Aequi (509 - 390 BC)
War with Veii (483 - 474 BC) and War with Veii and Fidenae (438 - 426 BC)
Third Veientine War (406 - 396 BC) to the Sack of Rome (390 BC)
Sack of Rome to Renewal of Peace with the Latins (390 - 358 BC)
Renewed Latin Peace to Start of 1st Samnite War (358 - 343 BC)
First Samnite War (343 - 341 BC)
Second Latin War (341 - 338 BC)
Second and Third Samnite Wars (326 - 290 BC)
Rome and its Neigbours Between the 2nd Latin and the 2nd Samnite War (337 - 328 BC)
Rome and Magna Graecia Between the 2nd Latin and the 2nd Samnite War (337 - 328 BC)
Second Samnite War I (328 - 321 BC)
Second Samnite War II: Caudine Peace (320 - 316 BC)
Second Samnite War III (315 - 312 BC)
Second Samnite War IV (311 - 304 BC)
War in Etruria and Umbria (311 - 308 BC)
Between 2nd and 3rd Samnite Wars (304 -298 BC)
Third Samnite War (298 - 290 BC)
Final Conquest of Peninsular Italy
Conquest of the Sabines (290 BC)
Wars in Gaul and Etrurua (283 - 1 BC)
Wars in Southern Italy (283 - 1 BC)
King Pyrrhus in Italy (280 - 275 BC)
Expulsion of Pyrrhus (275 BC) to the Destruction of Volsinii (264 BC)