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    241 BC

    Treaty of Lutatius

    The Roman people rejected their own commander's peace as too lenient and added 1,000 talents to the bill. Corsica, named in the usual headline, was not part of it at all.

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    First Punic War ↗

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    Romulus Augustulus ↗

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    Lucius Tarquinius Superbus ↗

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    Battle of Actium ↗

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