-
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...
-
unsupported by the rest of the
Aequians, they were defeated, and
their town taken. It was, however,
recovered by the
Aequians, and a
fresh colony established...
- the
Roman Republic Roman expansion in
Italy Roman–Etruscan Wars Roman-
Aequian wars Roman–Latin wars Roman–Hernici
conflicts Roman–Volscian wars Roman–Sabine...
- were
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...
- the
Latins to arm themselves. Upon the
arrival of the
Roman army, the
Aequians retreated from
Latium to the
safety of the
mountains to the east. Shortly...
- was
inconclusively fighting the enemy; Siccius'
achievement panicked the
Aequians and sent them
fleeing from the field, and
achieved victory for the Romans...
- the
Roman Republic Roman expansion in
Italy Roman–Etruscan Wars Roman-
Aequian wars Roman–Latin wars Roman–Hernici
conflicts Roman–Volscian wars Roman–Sabine...
- to
resign the consulship. The
Aequian leaders were
brought to Rome as prisoners,
where Cloelius Gracchus, the
Aequian commander, was
paraded in Cincinnatus'...
- year, two
events occurred which necessitated armed conflict,
firstly the
Aequians stormed the city of Tusculum, a
Roman ally, and
secondly an
array of Volscians...
- the
Roman Republic Roman expansion in
Italy Roman–Etruscan Wars Roman-
Aequian wars Roman–Latin wars Roman–Hernici
conflicts Roman–Volscian wars Roman–Sabine...
