BOOK LXXII.

The Italian states, the Picentians, Vestinians, Marcians, Pelignians,

Marrucinians, Samnites, and Lucanians, revolted, the war commencing with

the Picentians. Quintus Servilius, the proconsul, was murdered, in the

town of Asculum, with all the Roman citizens in the place. The whole

body of the Roman people assumed the military dress. Servius Galba,

having been taken by the Lucanians, escaped by the assistance of a woman

with whom he lodged. [Y. R. 662. B. C. 90.] Æsernia and Alba were

besieged by the Italians. Aid was sent to the Romans by the Latins, and

other foreign nations, and the expeditions, and sieges, on both sides,

are recorded.

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