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445 BCE - 365 CE: Life of Marcus Furius Camillus, Roman general and politician.
406 BCE - 396 BCE: The Siege of Veii; Camillus is victorious.
401 BCE: Camillus is appointed Consular Tribune for the first time.
396 BCE: Camillus is named Dictator of Rome for the first time.
394 BCE: Camillus accepts the surrender of the city of Falerii to Rome.
393 BCE - 392 BCE: Camillus exiles himself to Ardea rather than acknowledge false charges against him for theft.
390 BCE: The Senone Tribe of Gaul sack Rome; Camillus mobilizes forces to defeat them and save the city. Hailed as "Second Romulus". .
389 BCE: Camillus is named Dictator of Rome a second time.
384 BCE: Camillus is appointed Consular Tribune a second time.
381 BCE: Camillus is Consular Tribune a third time.
368 BCE: Camillus is named Dictator of Rome a third time; leads army to victory in battle.
367 BCE: Camillus is named Dictator of Rome for a fourth time; continues to lead armies to victory.
365 BCE: Camillus dies of the plague at Rome.