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Type of event |
Town foundation |
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Probably in 175 B.C., the consul Marcus Aemilius Lepidus founds a centre that will be named Regium Lepidi after him. |
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Type of event |
War |
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Between 187 and 181 B.C. the Romans lead a series of military campaigns against the Friniates Ligurians until the decision to deport the whole population. |
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Type of event |
War against the Gauls and the Ligurians (II phase) |
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In 175 B.C. the consuls Publius Mutius Scaevola and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus put down definitively the Ligurian’s rebellion. |
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Type of event |
Change of legal position |
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In 88 B.C., at the end of the Social War, Reggio Emilia obtains the status of municipium and is inscribed in the Pollia tribe. |
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Type of event |
Civil war |
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In 78 B.C., after the death of Sulla, a group of noblemen rebel, but they are defeated by the generals who have remained loyal to the old dictator. Pompeius is one of them: he kills Marcus Junio Brutus, who has taken refuge in Reggio Emilia |
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Type of event |
War of Modena |
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In 43 B.C. Reggio Emilia sides with Mark Antony during the War of Modena.
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