Roman Republic - Pyrrhus returned to Italy

Time: 275 BC

Place: Roman Republic (Present-Day Italy)

Details: In 275, Pyrrhus left the island before he had to face a full-scale rebellion. He returned to Italy, where his Samnite allies were on the verge of losing the war, despite their earlier victory at the Cranita hills.

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