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Roman Battle Index

The expansion of Rome and eventual dominance of the western world came at a price. While many cultures came under Roman power through cultural absorption, the primary spread of this power was through its Legions and conquest.

The following Battle Index presents a great number of known battles, both victory and defeats, during the course of Roman history.

Several wars, including the conquest of Britannia and the Germanic Wars of Marcus Aurelius didn't occur as individual recorded battles, but as a great series of conflicts.

In these cases there are gaps where actual battles are not listed and it seems the empire was at peace, but skirmishes, tribal conflicts, elimination and conquests were also scattered throughout without major 'known' battles.

Also be aware that, especially in the 5th century AD where armies are listed as Roman, in many cases, under Aetius or Stlicho for example, the armies were actually made up of various 'barbarian' tribes under the command of Roman Legates.

Since the objective of these armies was the preservation of the Roman state, in whatever form it still existed in, they have been listed as Roman for the purposes of this index.

Please Note: Due to its size and layout, this large table only aligns when viewed on desktop, although we hope to introduce a mobile-friendly version of it soon.


Early Battles of the Roman Republic


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

496 BC Lake Regilus Romans Etruscans
396 BC Siege of Veii Romans Etruscans
390 BC Allia Gauls (Brennus) Romans (A. Quintus Sulpicius)
342 BC Mount Gaurus Romans (M. Valerius Corvus) Samnites
339 BC Vesuvius Latins Romans (P. Decius Mus)
338 BC Trifanum Romans (T. Manlius Torquatus) Latins
321 BC Claudine Forks Samnites (Gaius Pontius) Romans (S. Postumius, V. Calvinius)
316 BC Latulae Samnites Romans
315 BC Ciuna Romans Samnites
310 BC Lake Vadimo Romans Etruscans
305 BC Bovianum Romans (M.Fulvius, L. Postumius) Samnites


Roman Battles of the Third Century


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

298 BC Camerinum Samnites Romans (L. Cornelius Scipio)
295 BC Sentinum Romans (F. Rullianus, P. Decimus Mus) Samnites, Etruscans, Gauls, Umbrians
293 BC Aquilonia Romans Samnites
285 BC Arretium Gauls Romans (Lucius Caecilius)
283 BC Lake Vadimo Romans (P. Cornelius Dolabello) Etruscans, Gauls
282 BC Populonia Romans Etruscans
280 BC Heraclea Epirus (Pyrrhus) Romans (P. Valerius Laevinus)
279 BC Asculum Epirus (Pyrrhus) Romans (C. Fabricius Luscinus)
275 BC Beneventum Romans (M.Curius Dentatus) Epirus (Pyrrhus)
261 BC Agrigentum Romans Carthaginians (Hannibal Gisco, Hanno)
260 BC Lipara Islands (Naval) Carthaginians Rome
260 BC Mylae (Naval) Romans (C. Duillius) Carthaginians
256 BC Cape Ecnomus Romans (M.Atilius Regulus) Carthaginians (Hamilcar, Hanno)
256 BC Adys Romans (Regulus) Carthaginians
255 BC Tunes Carthaginians/Greeks (Xanthippus) Romans (Regulus)
251 BC Panormus Romans (L. Caecilius Metellus) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal)
249 BC Drepanum (Naval) Carthaginians (Adherbal) Romans (P.Claudius Pulcher)
242 BC Aegates Islands Romans (C.Lutatius Catulus) Carthaginians (Hanno)
225 BC Faesulae Gauls Romans
225 BC Telamon Romans (Papus, Regulus) Gauls
222 BC Clastidum Romans (M. Claudius Marcellus) Gauls
218 BC Ticinus Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio)
218 BC Trebia Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (T. Sempronius Longus)
217 BC Lake Trasimene Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (C.Flaminius)
216 BC Cannae Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (C. Terentius Varro)
216 BC 1st Nola Romans (M.Claudius Marcellus) Carthaginians (Hannibal)
215 BC 2nd Nola Romans (M.Claudius Marcellus) Carthaginians (Hannibal)
214 BC 3rd Nola None *Draw* Romans (M.Claudius Marcellus)

Carthaginians (Hannibal)

212 BC 1st Capua Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (Fulvius Flaccus, Appius Claudius)
212 BC Silarus Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (M. Centenius Pentula)
212 BC Herdonia Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (Gn. Flavius)
211 BC Syracuse Romans (M.Claudius Marcellus) Syracusans
211 BC Upper Baetis Carthaginians (Hasdrubal) Romans (Gnaeus and Publius Cornelius Scipio)
211 BC Siege of Capua Romans Carthaginians (Hannibal)
210 BC Herdoinia Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (F. Centumalus)
210 BC Numistro Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (Marcellus)
209 BC Asculum Carthaginians (Hannibal) Romans (Marcellus)
208 BC Baecula Romans (P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal Barca)
207 BC Grumentum None

*Draw* Romans (C.Claudius Nero)

Carthaginians (Hannibal)

207 BC Metaurus Romans (C.Claudius Nero) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal Barca)
206 BC Ilipa Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio Africanus) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal)
203 BC Bagbrades Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio Africanus) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal/Syphax)
202 BC Zama Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio Africanus) Carthaginians (Hannibal)

Roman Battles of the Second Century BC


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

198 BC Aous Romans (T.Quinctius Flaminius) Macedonians (Philip V)
197 BC Cynoscephalae Romans (T.Quinctius Flaminius) Macedonians (Philip V)
194 BC Mutina Romans Gauls
194 BC Gythium Achaeans, Romans Spartans
191 BC Thermopylae Romans (M.Acilius Glabrio) Seleucia (Antiochus III)
190 BC Eurymedon (Naval) Romans (L. Aemilius Regillus) Seleucia (Hannibal)
190 BC Myonessus (Naval) Romans Seleucia
190 BC Magnesia Romans (L. Cornelius Scipio, Scipio Africanus) Seleucia (Antiochus III)
171 BC Callicinus Macedonians (Perseus) Romans (P. Licinius Crassus)
168 BC Pydna Romans (L.Aemilius Paulus) Macedonians (Perseus)
148 BC Pydna Romans (Q. Caecilius Metellus) Macedonians (Andriscus)
146 BC Carthage Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus) Carthaginians (Hasdrubal)
146 BC Corinth Romans (Lucius Mummius) Achaeans, Corinthians (Critolaus)
133 BC Numantia Romans (P.Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus) Celtiberians
109 BC Transalpine Gaul Helvetii Romans (Silanus)
108 BC Muthul Romans (Caecilius Metellus) Numidians (Jugurtha)
107 BC Transalpine Gaul Helvetii Romans (Cassius)
106 BC Cirta Romans (Gaius Marius) Numidians (Jughurta/Bocchus)
105 BC Arausio Cimbri and Teutones Romans (Mallius Maximus, Q.Servilius Caepio)
102 BC Aquae Sextiae Romans (Gaius Marius) Teutones and Ambrones
101 BC Vercellae Romans (Gaius Marius/Q.Lutatius Catulus) Cimbri

Battles of the Late Roman Republic


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

89 BC Fucine Lake Italians Romans (L. Porcius Cato)
89 BC Asculum Romans (C. Pompeius Strabo) Italians
86 BC Chaeronea Romans (L.Cornelus Sulla) Pontus (Archelaus)
86 BC Orchomenus Romans (L.Cornelus Sulla)

Pontus (Archelaus)
83 BC Mount Tifata Romans (L.Cornelus Sulla)

Romans (Caius Norbanus)
82 BC Colline Gate Romans (Sulla)

Romans, Samnites (Cn. Papirius Carbo, Telesinus)
80 BC Baetis River Roman Rebels (Q. Sertorius) Romans (L. Fulfidias)
74 BC Cyzicus Romans (L. Licinius Lucullus) Pontus (Mithridates VI)
72 BC Cabira Romans (L. Licinius Lucullus) Pontus (Mithridates VI)
72 BC Picenum Slave Revolt (Spartacus) Romans (Lentulus, Publicola)
72 BC Mutina Slave Revolt (Spartacus) Romans
71 BC Campania Slave Revolt (Spartacus) Romans
71 BC Campania Romans (Crassus) Slave Revolt (Spartacus)
71 BC Silarus River (M.Licinius Crassus Slave Revolt (Spartacus)
69 BC Tigranocerta Romans (L.Licinius Lucullus) Armenia (Trigranes)
68 BC Artaxata Romans (L.Licinius Lucullus) Armenia (Trigranes)
66 BC Lycus Romans (Gn. Pompeius Magnus) Pontus (Mithridates VI)
62 BC Pistoria Romans (G. Antonius) Rebel Romans (Catilinus)
58 BC Arar Romans (Julius Caesar) Helvetii (Orgetorix)
58 BC Bibracte Romans (Julius Caesar) Helvetii (Orgetorix)
58 BC Alsace Romans (Julius Caesar) Germanics (Ariovistus)
57 BC Axona Romans (Julius Caesar) Belgae (Galba of the Seussiones)
57 BC Sabis River Romans (Julius Caesar) Nervii
56 BC Morbihan Gulf Romans (D. Junius Brutus) Veneti
53 BC Carrhae Parthians (Surenas) Romans (Marcus Crassus)
52 BC Gergovia Gauls (Vercingetorix) Romans (Caesar)
52 BC Lutetia Parisiorum Romans (T. Labienus) Gauls (Camulogenus)
52 BC Dijon Romans (G.Julius Caesar) Gauls (Vercingetorix)
52 BC Siege of Alesia Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Gauls (Vercingetorix)
49 BC Bagrades River Romans, Numidians (Attius Varus, King Juba) Romans (Gaius Curio)
48 BC Dyrrhachium Romans (Gn. Pompeius Magnus) Romans (G. Julius Caesar)
48 BC Pharsalus Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Romans (Cn. Pompeius Magnus)
47 BC Alexandria Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Egyptians (Ptolemy XIII)
47 BC Zela Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Pontus (Pharnaces)
46 BC Thapsus Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Romans (Q.Caecilius Metellus Pius Scipio)
45 BC Munda Romans (G. Julius Caesar) Romans (Cn. Pompeius Magnus)
43 BC Forum Gallorum Romans (Marcus Antonius) Romans (Pansa)
43 BC Mutina Romans (Hirtius) Romans (Marcus Antonius)
42 BC 1st Philippi None *Draw* Romans (M.Antonius, C. Octavianus)

Romans (M. Junius Brutus, C. Cassius Longinus)

42 BC 2nd Philippi Romans (M. Antonius, C. Octavianus) Romans (M. Junius Brutus)
41 BC Perugia Romans (C. Octavianus) Romans (Lucius Antonius)
36 BC Naulochus (Naval) Romans (M. Vipsanius Agrippa) Romans (Sex. Pompeius Magnus)
36 BC Phraaspa None *Draw* Romans (M.Antonius)

Parthians (Phraates IV)

31 BC Actium (Naval) Romans (M. Vipsanius Agrippa) Romans (M. Antonius)
11 BC Lupia River Romans (Drusus) Germanics

Battles of the First Century AD


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

9 AD Teutoburger Wald Germanics (Arminius) Romans (P. Quinctilius Varus)
16 AD Idistaviso Romans (G. Claudius Drusus Germanicus) Germans (Arminius)
43 AD Medway Romans (Claudius and Aulus Plautus) British Celts (Caractacus and Togodumnus)
50 AD Caer Caradock Romans (Ostorius Scapula) British Celts (Caractacus)
61 AD Towcester (Watling Street) Romans (Suetonius) Iceni (Boudicca)
62 AD Rhandeia Parthians (Tiridates) Romans (L. Caesennius Paetus)
69 AD 1st Bedriacum Romans (Vitellius) Romans (Otho)
69 AD 2nd Bedriacum Romans (A. Primus, Vespasian) Romans (Vitellius)
70 AD Jerusalem Romans (Vespasian/Titus) Jews
84 AD Mons Graupius Romans (Agricola) Caledonians (Calgacus)
89 AD Tapae Romans (Tettius Julianus) Dacians (Decebalus)

Battles of the Second Century AD


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

101 AD Tapae Romans (Trajan) Dacians (Decebalus)
102 AD Sarmizegethusa Romans (Trajan) Dacians (Decebalus)
105 AD Sarmizegethusa Romans (Trajan) Dacians (Decebalus)
117 AD Hatra Parthians Romans (Trajan)
166 AD Ctesiphon/Seleucia Romans (G.Avidius Cassius) Parthians
169 AD Siege of Aquilea Marcomanni, Quadi Romans
169-180 AD Various Battles Victors Varied in Marcus Aurelius' Wars with the Germanics Romans

Marcomanii, Quadi

193 AD Cyzicus Romans (Severus) Romans (Pescennius Niger)
194 AD Nicaea Romans (Severus) Romans (Pescennius Niger)
194 AD Issus Romans (Severus) Romans (Pescennius Niger)
197 AD Lugdunum Romans (Severus) Romans (Albinus)

Battles of the Third Century AD


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

217 AD Nisibis Parthians (Artabatus V) Romans (Macrinus)
218 AD Antioch Romans (Varius Avitus) Romans (Macrinus)
238 AD Carthage Romans (Maximinus) Romans (Gordian II)
243 AD Resaena Romans (Gordian III) Persians (Shapur I)
243 AD Verona Romans (Decius) Romans (Philippus Arabs)
250 AD Philippoplis Goths (King Cuiva) Romans
251 AD Abrittus Goths (Cuiva) Romans (Decius)
259 AD Mediolanum Romans (Gallienus) Juthungi
260 AD Edessa Persia (Shapur I) Romans (Valerian)
261 AD Balkans Romans (Domitianus) Romans (F.Iunius Macrianus)
268 AD Naissus Romans (Claudius II Gothicus) Goths
268 AD Mediolanum Romans (Claudius II Gothicus) Romans (M.Acilius Aureolus)
268 AD Lake Benacus Romans (Claudius II Gothicus) Alemanni
271 AD Fano Romans (Aurelian) Alemanni
271 AD Pavia Romans (Aurelian) Alemanni
271 AD Placentia Alemanni, Marcomanni, Juthungi Romans (Aurelian)
272 AD Immae Romans (Aurelian) Palmyrenes (Zenobia)
272 AD Emesa Romans (Aurelian) Palmyrenes
273 AD Palmyra Romans (Aurelian) Palmyrenes
274 AD Campi Catalaunii Romans (Aurelian) Romans (Tetricus)
285 AD Margum Romans (Diocletian) Romans (Carinus)
296 AD Silchester Romans (Asclepiodotus) Romans (Allectus)
296 AD Callinicum Persians (Narses) Romans (Galerius)
297 AD Armenia Romans (Galerius) Persians (Narses)
297 AD Ctesiphon Romans (Galerius) Persians
298 AD Lingones Romans (Constantius Chlorus) Alemanni
298 AD Vindonissa Romans (Constantius Chlorus) Alemanni

Battles of the Fourth Century AD


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

312 AD Taurinorum Romans (Constantine) Romans (Army of Maxentius)
312 AD Verona Romans (Constantine) Romans (Army of Maxentius
312 AD Rome (Milvian Bridge) Romans (Constantine) Romans (Maxentius)
313 AD Tzirallum Romans (Licinius) Romans (Maximinus Daia)
314 AD Cibalae Romans (Constantine) Romans (Licinius)
314 AD Mardia Romans (Constantine) Romans (Licinius)
323 AD Adrianople Romans (Constantine) Romans (Licinius)
323 AD Hellespont (Naval) Romans (F. Julius Crispus) Romans (Licinius)
324 AD Chrysopolis Romans (Constantine) Romans (Licinius)
344 AD Singara Romans (Constantius II) Persians (Shapur II)
351 AD Mursa Romans (Constantius II) Romans (Magnentius)
353 AD Mons Seleucus Romans (Constantius II) Romans (Magnentius)
356 AD Reims Alemannia Romans (Julian)
357 AD Argentorate Romans (Julian) Alemanni
359 AD Amida Persians Romans
363 AD Ctesiphon Romans (Julian) Persians (Shapur II)
367 AD Solicinium Romans (Valentinian) Alemanni
377 AD Willows Romans Visigoths (Fritigern)
378 AD Argentaria Romans (Gratianus) Alemanni
378 AD Adrianople Goths (Fritigern) Romans (Valens)
387 AD Siscia Romans (Theodosius) Romans (Magnus Maximus)
394 AD River Frigidus Romans (Theodosius) Romans (Arbogast)

Battles of the Fifth Century AD


Year

Battle

Victor

Detrimentum

402 AD Asta Romans (Stilicho) Visigoths (Alaric)
402 AD Pollentia Romans (Stilicho) Visigoths (Alaric)
403 AD Verona Romans (Stilicho) Visigoths (Alaric)
410 AD Sack of Rome Visigoths (Alaric) Romans
425 AD Italy Romans (Aetius) Visigoths (Theodoric)
432 AD Ravenna Romans (Aetius) Romans (Boniface)
436 AD Narbonne Romans (Aetius) Visigoths (Theodoric)
447 AD Utus Romans Huns (Attila)
451 AD Campi Catalaunii Romans (Aetius/Theodoric I) Huns (Attila)
455 AD Sack of Rome Vandals (Geiseric) Romans
468 AD Carthage Vandals (Geiseric) Romans (Basiliscus)
472 AD Rome Romans (Ricimer) Romans
476 AD 'Fall of Rome' Germans (Odoacer) Romans
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By the turn of the third century BC Rome had a powerful army, a new navy, and a great military highway, with strong garrisons of soldiers at strategic borders.
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A legion of second century BC consisted of 4,200 men drafted from the citizenry of the Republic. All non-slaves reported for possible induction.
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The minimum term of service for a soldier during the first century AD was twenty years. Each legionnaire was entitled to a plot of land to farm upon retirement.
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By the end of the second century AD, cavalry was playing an important role in legionary tactics and represented up to one-fifth of overall forces in many military actions.
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In the third century AD, the Roman Empire had a very hard time. One reason was that the Romans were constantly being attacked by the Sassanids in the East and at the same time by the Germans in the North.
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Under Diocletian, the frontier armies bore the brunt of the defence of the empire. The role of the field armies decreased somewhat as political stability meant that usurpations were a lesser threat that they had been before. Each of the tetrarchs had a small sacer comitatus at his disposal.
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The major development from the army of the principate was the formal division of the army into two parts, the field army (comitatenses) and the border troops (limitanei). The border troops were organized to defend provinces and were stationed around the edges of the Empire.


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