Rome's Defeat
In the beginning of the fourth century that Roman victories accomplished over their neighbors elevate the city to a leading position in the region. Around 396 BC one of the highest value victory was the defeat of the city Veii. The conflict between Rome and Veii continues for a prolong time from the past without much success for either side. Finally, Rome eliminated the city-state of Veii, and by acquiring all their territory and population become very powerful player in the region. Nevertheless, this victory for Rome was accompanied by the defeat as well, during 387 BC raiding army of Gaul’s defeated the Roman army and enter the city of Rome. The Gaul tribes which originate from North and Central Europe did constant raids across the Apennines.