Significant38 BCE

Battle of Mount Gindarus

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Gindarus, near Antioch, Roman Syria

Estimated casualties

0single estimate · no range published

Ancient figures unreliable / no reliable estimate.

SOURCEunrecorded

The Roman general Publius Ventidius Bassus defeated and killed the Parthian prince Pacorus I at Mount Gindarus in Syria, avenging the earlier Roman disaster at Carrhae. The victory drove the Parthians back across the Euphrates and stabilized Rome's eastern frontier.

Belligerents2

Roman Republic
Parthian Empire

ON THE MAPRoman RepublicParthian Empire

Conflict graph

PART OFRoman-Parthian Wars

Sources

Wikipedia: Battle of Mount Gindarus
Cassius Dio, Roman History
Wikipedia — text reused under CC BY-SA 4.0

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