tribes: the Pentri (capital: Bovianum), the Caraceni (principal cities: Cluviae, the modern Casoli, and Juvanum, the ruins of which are spread between...

settlements that are still inhabited, whereas others are no longer so, such as Cluviae near Casoli. The region was known as Aprutium in the Middle Ages and, according...

second-century tomb at Cluviae in Samnium for his son, Marcius Stallius Nepos. Marcus Stallius Q. f. Nepos, buried at Cluviae, aged twenty-five years...

and Aemilius took on Etruria. The Samnites took the Roman garrison of Cluviae (location unknown) and scourged its prisoners. Junius retook it and then...

1st Cluviae massacre 311 BC Cluviae Roman prisoners of war Samnites Roman prisoners of war killed by Samnites 2nd Cluviae massacre 311 BC Cluviae Adult...

("The most beautiful villages of Italy"). It was the ancient settlement of Cluviae, a city of the Caraceni tribe that was the territory most probably conquered...

sorrow." Epictetus, Discourses, 1.2.19–21 Helvidius came from town of Cluviae, and his father had been the senior centurion of a legion. According to...

the "Car[r]icini infernates" in the southern part, whose main center was Cluviae (whose ruins have been identified with those at Piano Laroma, a frazione...

Talium, Cataracta, and Ceraunilia." According to Livy, Junius regained Cluviae and captured Bovianum, a town of the Pentri, but this may be the propaganda...

(which occupied the area of Juvanum di Montonerodomo, Trebula di Quadri and Cluviae di Casoli); this tribe bordered sangro with Frentani, to the east with...