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Gallic tribes slaughtered the Romans in this humiliating battle. The Romans also had to pay a large sum to them as well.
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Two thirds of the Eastern Army was killed by the Goths. They were trying to escape Attila the Hun.
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The Romans were slaughtered yet again in this battle. The Samnites also forced them to sign a humiliating peace treaty.
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Romans fought the mighty Hannibal.
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The Romans fought Hannibal yet again. This time his forces hid in the forest and slaughtered the Romans.
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The Carthaginians slaughtered the Romans yet again in the third battle between the two forces.
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decided the fate of the world's two greatest forces.
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Rome was trying to defeat the Macedonians.
They were successful. -
Romans were ambushed while setting up camp.
They successfully fought off their attackers with very little casualties -
The Romans tricked the Macedonians into an ambush by using a goat to lure them across the river.
The Macedonians were slaughtered, but only 100 Romans died. -
The Romans fought two Germanic tribes during this battle. They were all killed plus 40,000 more.
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The Romans had succeeded at pulling out an old thorn in their side. Also known as the Gauls, whom lost over 59 out of 60 thousand men.
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Rome led themselves into defeat in this reckless war. Parthian leaders even went to great lengths to prevent it.
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Julius Caesar led the Romans to this glorious victory. The Gauls suffered a great amount of casualties.
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Three complete Roman legions were wiped out in an ambush. Over 20,000 soldiers died.
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Romans fought the British and some Celtic tribes. The enemy was ultimately slaughtered.
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First time a Roman emperor has been killed in battle.
The Goth's were the killers of the emperor. -
Romans were struck with the plague during this battle.
Over 60,000 were forced to surrender -
Constantine led the Romans to yet another glorious battle. He was able to rule both the west and the east after this victory.
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The Romans were annihilated by Vandal fire ships during this battle.
Over 100,000 Romans were killed.
