Antony's Parthian campaign
36 BCE · Event
Antony invades Parthia with 100,000 men to emulate Alexander; his siege train is destroyed and the retreat through Armenia costs a third of his army.
On these timelines: Fall of the Roman Republic, Roman History, Persia and Iran, Master
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