After a five year break, hostilities resumed between the Romans and Samnites. Despite early setbacks, Rome eventually emerged victorious in 304 BC. During these years a controversial politician, Appius Claudius, initiated a series of ambitious public works projects that advanced Roman civilization.
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November 21, 2008
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Hey, I know these are old episodes but do you happen to have any links to good maps of the stuff that's been going on in these early Roman conflicts?
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