400); the city of King Priam, described in the Iliad and the Odyssey, is thought to be either Troy VI, which was destroyed by an earthquake in 1275 b.c. , or its successor Troy VIIa.
King Priam was talked about in the Illiad, and is thought to be Troy VI or Troy VIIa.
An even more famous death occurred at the nearby Piazza del Biscione, more precisely the restaurant Da Pancrazio, whose cellar shelters ruins of Pompeii's Theater where Julius Caesar was assassinated.