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CAMILLUS AND BRENNUS

Brennus, captor of Rome, barg- aining for ransom, throws his sword in the scales saying Vae victis (Woe to the defeated). But Camillus is able to save Rome

Picture No
13846021
Media ID
45759097
Size
4146px x 4444px (4.1MB)
Credit
Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Engraving by an unnamed artist in Spamer's Illustrirte Welt- geschichte
Date
390 BCE

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Brennus Camillus Captor Defeated Gauls Ransom Save Saying Scales Throws Victis

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