Siege of Rome

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Facts

Date	537 - 538
Location	Italy • Rome
Participants	Byzantine Empire • Ostrogoth

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Etruscan Necropolis

Horatius Cocles at the Sulpician Bridge

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Key People

Belisarius

Belisarius

Byzantine general