
Veii - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Veii
- a city in Etruria, Italy
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Cic:Phil_9.4
Tolumnius, the king of the Veientines, put to death at Fidenae
Cic:Phil_9.5
by the king of the Veientines, it was not that their
Cic:Phil_9.7
nor the king of the Veientines those I have mentioned, more
Cic:RoscAm_47
anyone from the territory of Veii. ** I think, in fact,
Cic:Tusc_3.27
of the forces of the Veientians and the Latins, is said
CIL_6.1308
low [the people] to migrate to Veii after the city had
FastTr_p91
la,] consul, & [over the Veientes and Tarquinienses, k.Mar
FastTr_p92
Poplicola, [consul, & over the Veientes] and Sabines, k.Ma
Obseq_12
showers of blood fell. At Veii wool sprouted from trees. At
Obseq_30
rained oil and milk at Veii. An owl was seen on
Oros_2.4
twelve in number; how the Veientes were conquered but not crushed
Oros_2.5
for the conflict with the Veientes. The death of its members
Oros_2.19
the City the siege of Veii, which lasted ten continuous years,
Plin:HN_3.53
separates the territory of Veii from that of Crustumerium,
Plin:HN_3.125
day on which Camillus took Veii.
Plin:HN_8.161
reached the same place from Veii with the palm-branch and wreath
Plin:HN_35.157
that Vulca was summoned from Veii to receive the contract from
Plin:HN_37.184
an Italian gemstone found at Veii, has a black ground defined
ValMax_1.5.1
whether they should move to Veii, or rebuild their own walls;
ValMax_1.6.3
bitter war the people of Veii could not be taken, though
ValMax_1.8.3
Juno to our city. When Veii was captured by Furius Camillus,
ValMax_1.8.5
kings, waged war with the Veientes and Etruscans; while the one
ValMax_4.1.2
not begin his journey to Veii, there to take charge of
ValMax_4.4.8
farm in the territory of Veii, that needed fewer men to
ValMax_5.3.2
embezzled the spoils of the Veientes, he was by a hard,
ValMax_5.5.2
the consul having defeated the Veientes and Etruscans in a most
ValMax_5.6.8
they were aware that, after Veii was taken, when the gold
ValMax_9.9.3
household of Lars king of Veii. After he had made a
[Vict]:VirIll_4
fault, he incited the Veientes and Fidenates against the
[Vict]:VirIll_14
were at war with the Veientes, the family of the Fabii
[Vict]:VirIll_15
triumphed first over the Veientes, then over the Sabines,
[Vict]:VirIll_23
his great righteousness. He subdued Veii in a winter siege and
[Vict]:VirIll_23
Roman people from migrating to Veii, and thus he restored both
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