Beneventum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Beneventum - a town in Samnium, Italy, called Maloentum by the Greeks
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275/17 The Romans defeat Pyrrhus at the battle of Beneventum.
268/13 und colonies at Ariminum and Beneventum, and the Sabines are given
214/10 Gracchus defeats Hanno near Beneventum.
212/8 Fulvius defeats Hanno near Beneventum.
Within translations:
Cic:Verr_2.1.38 his army, stationing him at Beneventum, among people who he knew
CIL_1.1732 ia, eldest daughter). Found at Beneventum. Elegiacs
CIL_1.1734 Latin Text Marcius Philodamus. Beneventum. Early in
CIL_1.1737 .1737 Latin Text Offellius. Beneventum. Lucius Offe
CIL_1.1739 1739 Latin Text C. Petuellius. Beneventum. Gaius Petue
CIL_1.395 Text Aulus Cervius, consul of Beneventum. On a frag
CIL_1.396 ext Gaius Faldilius, consul of Beneventum. On an old
Ennius:Ann_205 & The battle of Beneventum ; Pyrrhus moves to attack
Ennius:Ann_207 (during the battle of Beneventum ? ) : MACROBIUS , quot
Hieron:Chron_1732 Romans founded Ariminum and Beneventum. 124th OLYMPIAD
Plin:HN_3.105 a change of name, Beneventum, the Ausculani, Aquiloni, Abellinates
ValMax_5.6.8 for fighting so bravely at Beneventum, declined to ask for any

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