268 bc造句

• Reate and Amiternum were given full Roman citizenship ( civitas optimo iure ) in 268 BC.
• In 268 BC the consuls Appius Claudius Russus and Publius Sempronius Sophus conducted a pincer operation against Picenum.
• In 268 BC a rebellion by the Picentes in central Italy was suppressed and a colony was founded at Ariminum.
• After the war the Bruttians submitted willingly and gave up half of their Beneventum in 268 BC, and Aesernia in 263 BC ."
• Following its defeat by the Romans in 268 BC ( Eutr . 2, 16 ), Asculum became a " civitas foederata ".
• Here, in 268 BC, the Romans built a new town, "'Picentia "', to house a nucleus of deported Piceni.
• The temple was the result of a " votum " made in 268 BC by Publius Sempronius Sophus when an earthquake struck during a battle with the dies natalis " ) of its dedication was December 13.
• Later, as evidenced by the 6th-century BC necropolis, it became a flourishing trade town that was influenced by the nearby Romans in 268 BC and seems to have been abandoned around the time of the Visigothic invasion of Italy in 410 411.
• From the 3rd century BC, with the Roman conquest of the Piceno area in 268 BC, Septempeda became one of the first colonies of the Roman empire, as proven by many tombstones with family names of Roman soldiers, such as the " gentes"
• For the same reason we can't fix the exact period when the Romans subjugated them, but it must have been before 268 BC, when the Romans established their colony at Beneventum, a position that likely was the military key to the possession of their country.
• On March 27 268 BC Antiochus I laid the foundation for the Ezida Temple in Borsippa . His eldest son Seleucus had ruled in the east as viceroy from 275 BC ( ? ) till 268 / 267 BC; Antiochus put his son to death in the latter year on the charge of rebellion.
• After the arrival of Celtic tribes in Asia Minor in 278 / 277 BC, and their defeat at the hand of Antiochos I during the so-called'Battle of the Elephants'( likely 268 BC ), the Celts settled in the north-central region of Anatolia which became known as Galatia.
•  In 268 BC, Li Bing is said to have personally led tens of thousands of workers in the initial stage of construction on the Min River banks .  ( CHN, Strategic Origins ) These people were mostly exiles from lands conquered by the Qin, as well as Qin pioneers, and the local population.
• In 283 BC after a series of victories over the Gauls, including the Battle of Lake Vadimon, the Romans expelled the Gallic Senones from the coastal region and annexed it down to Ancona, after which it became " Gallia Togata . " In 268 BC the Picentes were defeated in Gallia Togata by two consular armies.
• The Romans first made contact with Umbria in 310 BC and settled Latin colonies there in 299 BC, 268 BC and 241 BC . They had completed their conquest of Umbria by approximately 260 BC . Incorporation into the Roman state occurred during the 3rd century BC when some Umbri were given full citizenship or citizenship without the right to vote.
• Founded by the Romans in 268 BC, throughout their period of rule Rimini was a key communications link between the north and south of the peninsula, and on its soil Roman emperors erected monuments like the Tiberius Bridge, while during the Renaissance, the city benefited from the court of the House of Malatesta, which hosted artists like Leonardo da Vinci and produced works such as the Tempio Malatestiano.
• The Bruttii lost large forest lands, whose timber was needed to build ships and the Lucani lost their most fertile land, the coastal plain on which the Latin colony of Paestum was established in 273 BC . In the North, the Romans annexed the " ager Gallicus ", a large stretch of plain on the Adriatic coast from the Senones Gallic tribe, with a Latin colony at Ariminum in 268 BC . By 264, Rome controlled the entire Italian peninsula, either directly as Roman territory or indirectly through the " socii ".