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Veii (also Veius; Italian: Veio) was an
important ancient Etruscan city
situated on the
southern limits of
Etruria and 16 km (9.9 mi) north-northwest of...
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battle of
Veii, also
known as the
siege of
Veii,
involved ancient Rome, and is
approximately dated at 396...
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Gerson Hitjevi Veii (18
January 1939 – 14
February 2015) was a
Namibian politician.
Veii was
founder member of the
South West
Africa National Union (SWANU)...
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Apollo of
Veii is a life-size
painted terracotta Etruscan statue of Aplu (Apollo),
designed to be
placed at the
highest part of a temple. The statue...
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Veientes returned to
Veii with
their booty.
Romulus and the
Roman army
followed and met the
Veientes in
battle outside the
walls of
Veii. The
Romans were...
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victory against Veii would be
possible only when the lake
waters were
channeled and used for irrigation.
During Rome's war with
Veii in 393 BC, the level...
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politician during the
early Roman republic who is most
famous for his
capture of
Veii and
defence of Rome from
Gallic sack
after the
Battle of the Allia. Modern...
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event of war with
Veii. The
Albans became, in substance, a v****al
state of Rome. Not long afterwards, war did
indeed break out with
Veii and also with the...
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Sabines sought and
obtained the help of some
volunteers from
Veii,
although the
government of
Veii did not come to
their aid,
holding faith to the
peace treaty...
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Etruscans raided the
Roman territory around Veii,
capturing prisoners and booty. The
Roman soldiers who had fled to
Veii ambushed them, put them to flight, seized...
