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| * ] - ]: ]s, under ], defeat the ] army. This leads to the capture and sack of ]. Although he raised an army in outlying districts, the again ] ] got rid of the Gauls by paying a large tribute. | * ] - ]: ]s, under ], defeat the ] army. This leads to the capture and sack of ]. Although he raised an army in outlying districts, the again ] ] got rid of the Gauls by paying a large tribute. | ||
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Events
By place
Rome
- July 18 - Battle of the Allia: Gauls, under Brennus, defeat the Roman army. This leads to the capture and sack of Rome. Although he raised an army in outlying districts, the again dictator Marcus Furius Camillus got rid of the Gauls by paying a large tribute.
Births
- Tollund Man (approximate date, based on him being forty years old at the time of death).