-67 ⟶ Pompey's Campaign Against Mediterranean Pirates

Pompey is given a three-year extraordinary command against t...
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⚔️ Sulla's Victory at the Battle of Orchomenus

Sulla defeats the forces of Mithridates VI in Greece at the Battle of Orchomenus⟶
Sulla's Victory at the Battle of Orchomenus (-85)
Ancient romeMithridatic WarsSullaAncient greeceMilitary HistoryBattleConflict
GreeceGreeceTurkeyTurkeyItalyItaly

⚔️ Pompey's Campaign Against Mediterranean Pirates

Pompey is given a three-year extraordinary command against the pirates plaguing the Mediterranean and defeats them in forty days.⟶
Pompey's Campaign Against Mediterranean Pirates (-67)
Ancient romePompey the GreatPiracyMediterranean SeaNaval WarfareMilitary CommandMilitary History
ItalyItalyGreeceGreeceTurkeyTurkeyEgyptEgypt

⚔️ Mithridates VI's Suicide Ends Third Mithridatic War

Mithridates VI commits suicide, ending the Third Mithridatic War.⟶
Mithridates VI's Suicide Ends Third Mithridatic War (-63)
Ancient romeMithridatic WarsMithridates VIWarfareAncient WarfareAncient greeceMilitary History
TurkeyTurkeyGreeceGreeceItalyItaly

⚔️ Caesar's Victory Over Pompey at the Battle of Pharsalus

Julius Caesar decisively defeats Pompey at the Battle of Pharsalus.⟶
Caesar's Victory Over Pompey at the Battle of Pharsalus (-48)
Ancient romeCivil WarJulius CaesarPompey the GreatMilitary HistoryBattleDictatorship
GreeceGreeceItalyItaly

⚔️ Outbreak of the Final War of the Roman Republic

disagreements between Octavian and Mark Antony cause the outbreak of the Final War of the Roman Republic.⟶
Outbreak of the Final War of the Roman Republic (-32)
Ancient romeCivil WarOctavianMark AntonyMilitary ConflictPolitical InstabilityHellenistic World
ItalyItalyEgyptEgyptGreeceGreeceTurkeyTurkeyLibyaLibya

⚔️ Octavian's Victory at Actium

Battle of Actium: Octavian defeats troops under Mark Antony and Cleopatra, becoming de facto ruler of the Roman empire.⟶
Octavian's Victory at Actium (-31)
Ancient romeRoman EmpireCivil WarOctavianMark AntonyCleopatraNaval BattleMilitary HistoryPolitical Transition
GreeceGreeceEgyptEgyptItalyItaly