CLA 1102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Samnite Wars, Civitas, Latin League

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Classical Studies
• Course: CLA 1102
• Professor: Richard Burgess

Document Summary

Brennus king of the senones who defeated rome(said vae victis) Rome establishes various levels of association with rome itself. Romanization also duties of roman citizenship: everyone has to serve in the military, you have to pay taxes. 3rd is allied states civitates foederatae (city that have treaty"s with rome: have to provide half the roman army, they don"t pay any taxes or tribute, retain their independence. Latin allies: same agreement as the old latin league. They only share the rights with rome, not the other allied citys. Rome is now powerful enough to take on the samnites. Eventually rome conquers the samnites, all of central italy falls to the. A lot of defensive wars as well. In order to facilitate the movement of the army 2 roads are built. Rome is now also fighting in the north (310-280: etruscan cities and gallic cities. Diplomatic incident, the romans try to give a speech to tell the people of.