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Roman–Etruscan Wars

509 BCE – 264 BCE

Centuries of intermittent conflict between Rome and the Etruscan civilization. Rome's conquest of Veii in 396 BC was a turning point, and by 264 BC all Etruscan cities had been absorbed into the…

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Conflicts between the Romans and Etruscans – 8th to 3rd centuries BCE

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Roman–Etruscan Wars

509 BCE – 264 BCE

Centuries of intermittent conflict between Rome and the Etruscan civilization. Rome's conquest of Veii in 396 BC was a turning point, and by 264 BC all Etruscan cities had been absorbed into the Roman state.

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