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Aequian is an
extinct Italic language presumed spoken by the
people the
Romans termed Aequi and
Aequicoli living in the
Alban hills of
northeast Latium...
- The Roman-
Aequian wars were a
series of wars
during the
early expansion of
ancient Rome in
central Italy fought against the Aequi, an
Italic tribe located...
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placed on
their soil. Only two
inscriptions believed to be in the
Aequian language remain. No more can be
deduced than that the
language was Italic...
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South Picene, Marsian, Paeligni, Hernican,
Marrucinian and Pre-Samnite.
Aequian and
Vestinian have
traditionally been
ascribed to
either the
Oscan group...
- to
resign the consulship. The
Aequian leaders were
brought to Rome as prisoners,
where Cloelius Gracchus, the
Aequian commander, was
paraded in Cincinnatus'...
- of the
Roman Republic Roman conquest of
Italy Roman–Etruscan Wars Roman-
Aequian wars Roman–Latin wars Roman–Hernician wars Roman–Volscian wars Roman–Sabine...
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Fucens near the
northwest corner of the lake was
founded in the
adjoining Aequian territory in 303 BC so that, from the
beginning of the 3rd century, the...
- of the
Roman Republic Roman conquest of
Italy Roman–Etruscan Wars Roman-
Aequian wars Roman–Latin wars Roman–Hernician wars Roman–Volscian wars Roman–Sabine...
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Samnite Sidicini Vestinian? Pre-Samnite
Sabine South Picene Umbrian group Aequian?
Marsian Umbrian Volscian Unknown Ancient Belgian? Lusitanian? (possibly...
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Sabellic (Osco-Umbrian)
Umbrian (7th–1st c. BC),
including dialects like
Aequian, Marsian, and
Volscian Oscan (5th–1st c. BC),
including dialects like Hernican...
