- II
Apulia et Calabria. By this time
modern Calabria was
still known as
Bruttium,
after the
Bruttians who
inhabited the region.
Later in the
seventh century...
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treats the
Provincia Bruttiorum as
distinct from that of Lucania. The term
Bruttium has no
evidence in
ancient and late
ancient times, and only the "land of...
-
Carthaginians in
Italy during the
Second Punic War.
After Hannibal’s
retreat to
Bruttium due to the
Metaurus debacle, the
Romans continuously tried to
block his...
- term for
Italy initially referred only to the
southern portion of the
Bruttium peninsula (corresponding to the
modern province of Reggio) and
parts of...
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bordered with
Samnium and
Campania in the north,
Apulia in the east, and
Bruttium in the south-west, and was at the tip of the
peninsula which is now called...
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Hannibal sent Mago with a
detachment to
Bruttium (southern Italy).
While marching through Lucania and
Bruttium, Mago
subdued several towns and brought...
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ancient city in
Bruttium, in what is now Calabria,
southern Italy.
According to Livy it was
situated near the
border between Bruttium and
Lucania (now...
- was an
ancient town of
Bruttium. The town of
Mystia seems to have been
situated on the east
coast of the
province of
Bruttium,
between Scylacium and the...
- city also to its fate. When he
himself in 204 BC
withdrew his
forces into
Bruttium, he
removed to
Crotona 3500 of the prin****l
citizens of Thurii, while...
- back to
Bruttium with an army.
Hanno led a
mostly Bruttian army that
captured Crotona in 215 BC, and with the
defection of Locri, all of
Bruttium except...
