He descended the Apennines, sowed terror, and left behind a phrase that transcended time: the story of Brennus, the Celtic warrior who humiliated Rome.

In 390 B.C., the Celtic Senones, commanded by the warrior Brennus, descended from the Apennine Mountains to invade the Roman Republic. The military campaign was characterized by the use of war horns and significant aggression, resulting in a historic humiliation of the Roman forces.