falerii造句

• In 399 BC Falerii and Capena sent troops to relieve Veii.
• In 396 BC two Roman commanders marched against Falerii and Capena.
• In 395 BC the Romans conducted operations against Falerii and Capena.
• The site of the Roman Falerii is now entirely abandoned.
• It is frequently mentioned alongside of Veii, Falerii and Lucus Feroniae.
• The Romans were restive because no plunder had been reaped out of Falerii.
• In 494 BC the war with Falerii was entrusted to Marcus Furius Camillus.
• He communicated to Camillus his intention to betray Falerii.
• Falerii did not want to renew the war.
• In 402 BC Falerii and Capena bound themselves by an oath and sent troops to Veii.
• The workshops of both groups are suspected to have been in Caere, Falerii and Tarquinia.
• The workshops of both groups are supposed to have been located in Caere, Falerii and Tarquinia.
• Meanwhile, Camillus had no luck engaging the enemy at Falerii, nor had Cornelius at Capena.
• T . Quinctius Pennus Capitolinus Crispinus campaigned against Falerii and his colleague C . Sulpicius Peticus against Tarquinii.
• The Latin Junos certainly possessed a marked warlike character ( at Lanuvium, Falerii, Tibur, Rome ).
• Due to Falerii being relatively close to Rome, the Faliscans felt that Rome was a threat to their security.
• In 436 BC the Romans raided the territory of Veii and Falerii, but did not attack the two cities.
• In 357 BC Faliscan men joined the Tarquinenses and refused to hand back Roman prisoners they had taken to Falerii.
• Drawing on the work of Cassius Dio, Zonaras wrote that in 241 BC the Romans made war of Falerii.
• In 351 BC the Romans conducted a campaign against Tarquinii and Falerii, ravaging their fields until their resistance was broken.