"396 bc."

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Events
Military tribunes with consular authority Lucius Ticinius Pansa Saccus, Publius Licinius Calv Esquilinus (younger), Publius Melius Capitolin (by T. Livy - P. Manius), Quintus Manlius Volson Capitolinus, Gnei Genutius Augurinus, Lucius Atilius Priscus (by T. Livy - Atilius). Dictator (No. 13) Marcus Fury Camillus, chief of the Publius cavalry Cornelius Scipio. Dictator (No. 14) M. Fury Camille.
Completion of work on the withdrawal of water from Lake Albany.
The Romans are defeated by the Falisks and Capenians. In battle, the military tribune of Gnaeus Genutius dies. There's panic in Rome.
The election of a dictator in Rome.
Under the leadership of Marcus Camille, the Romans defeat the Capenians and Falisks on Nepet land.
The capture of Camille Weyev by the Roman army of Marcus Fury. The looting of the city. Four-day prayers in Rome. Camille's triumph.
Transfer from the destroyed Wei to the Roman Capitol temple of the statue of Juno (Etruscan Uni).
Arrival in Rome of embassies from the Volsks and Equos; conclusion of a peace treaty.
Insubra, on the site of the destroyed Etruscan city, Mediolan was founded.
396/395 - The Athenian archon eponym Formion.
Battle of Galiart.
396–386 Greco-Persian War
396-394 – Agesilai’s campaign in Asia Minor.
In Phoenicia, Artaxerxes II and Tissafern equip a fleet. Agesilaus travels to Aulida to make a sacrifice before the campaign, but the Boeotians hinder him. The fleet of Agesilaus is going to Ephesus. Tissafern agrees to grant the cities of Ionia freedom, but then begins a war. The Persians appealed to the Greek cities with a proposal to start hostilities against Sparta, promising them material support. Agesilai invades Phrygia and occupies many cities.
Konon at the head of a large, built with Persian money Phoenician and Cypriot fleet, is to the shores of Caria.
Orestes, a minor, is killed by his guardian Aerop, who seized power in Macedonia.
396-393 King Aerop II of Macedonia, son of Arrabeus, Prince of Linkistida.
Dionysius the Elder storms the Carthaginian camp near Syracuse and destroys most of the Carthaginian fleet. Himilcon surrenders. Dionysius occupies the Phoenician cities on the northwestern coast of Sicily - Gimerou and Soluntus - and settles them with mercenaries.

Born.
Lycurgus of Athens – Athenian statesman and orator
Xenocrates, philosopher, student of Plato, who headed the Academy from 339 after Speusippus.

Died.
Orestes - Macedonian king