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lvii entries · 57 i. the greatest lie of the roman empire concepts mythic origins · 1st century bce ↵ legere ii. the great lie of the she-wolf of rome concepts 753 bce ↵ legere iii. the seizure of the sabines events c. 750 bce ↵ legere iv. the first assassination of rome events c. 715 bce ↵ legere v. the duel that changed rome events c. 650 bce ↵ legere vi. the first monopoly of rome concepts c. 625 bce ↵ legere vii. the millionaire who bought rome people c. 616–579 bce ↵ legere viii. the slave who became king people c. 578–535 bce ↵ legere ix. the only untouchable women institutions 8th century bce ↵ legere x. the corruption of the roman calendar concepts 8th–1st centuries bce ↵ legere xi. the crime that destroyed the kings events 509 bce ↵ legere xii. the dictator of the roman household concepts fifth century bce ↵ legere xiii. patricians and plebeians concepts 5th century bce ↵ legere xiv. the first war machine concepts sixth–fifth centuries bce ↵ legere xv. the invention of the consulship institutions 509 bce ↵ legere xvi. the consul and the ultimate penalty events 509 bce ↵ legere xvii. the battle of lake regillus battles c. 496 bce ↵ legere xviii. the first general strike events 494 bce ↵ legere xix. the untouchable politician of rome institutions c. 494 bce ↵ legere xx. the mafia network of rome concepts fifth century bce ↵ legere xxi. the hero who betrayed rome people c. 491 bce ↵ legere xxii. the monopoly of the auguries concepts 5th century bce ↵ legere xxiii. the farmer who saved rome people 458 bce ↵ legere xxiv. the kidnapping of the republic events 451 bce ↵ legere xxv. the blood on the twelve tables events 449 bce ↵ legere xxvi. the law that legalised love institutions 445 bce ↵ legere xxvii. the siege beneath the earth events c. 406–396 bce ↵ legere xxviii. the darkest day of rome battles 390 bce · trad. (c. 387) ↵ legere xxix. the gallic sack and humiliation events 390 bce · trad. (c. 387) ↵ legere xxx. the hill and the sacred birds events 390 bce · trad. (c. 387) ↵ legere xxxi. the second founder of rome people c. 390–386 bce ↵ legere xxxii. the punishment of decimation concepts fifth–first centuries bce (attestation disputed) ↵ legere xxxiii. the revenge of the excluded institutions 367 bce ↵ legere xxxiv. the end of the phalanx concepts 4th c. bce ↵ legere xxxv. the father who executed his son events 340 bce ↵ legere xxxvi. the sacrifice to the underworld events 340 bce ↵ legere xxxvii. the shame of the caudine forks events 321 bce ↵ legere xxxviii. the queen of roads institutions 312 bce ↵ legere xxxix. the great coalition against rome battles 295 bce ↵ legere xl. the oath of the linen legion battles 293 bce ↵ legere xli. the fifth secession and the law that levelled institutions 287 bce ↵ legere xlii. the stained toga and the just war events 282 bce ↵ legere xliii. the pike wall of heraclea battles 280 bce ↵ legere xliv. the pyrrhic victory at asculum battles 279 bce ↵ legere xlv. fabricius and the price of a roman people 278 bce ↵ legere xlvi. the elephants that burned at beneventum battles 275 bce ↵ legere xlvii. divide and conquer, the network of allies concepts 272 bce ↵ legere xlviii. the mafia shakedown of messana events 264 bce ↵ legere xlix. the crossing of the strait and the first punic blood battles 264 bce ↵ legere l. the siege of acragas and the lesson of the sea battles 262 bce ↵ legere li. the stolen quinquereme and the first fleet events 261 bce ↵ legere lii. the corvus and the slaughter at mylae battles 260 bce ↵ legere liii. cape ecnomus and the largest naval battle of antiquity battles 256 bce ↵ legere liv. the arrogance of regulus and the disaster in africa battles 255 bce ↵ legere lv. the fury of poseidon and the shattered fleet events 255 bce ↵ legere lvi. panormus and the elephant trap of metellus battles 250 bce ↵ legere lvii. the sacred chickens and the disaster at drepana battles 249 bce ↵ legere