The victor struck a special legionary denarius depicting the aquila and two vexillae, and known as the Aegypta Capta, to commemorate this battle.  One
The victor struck a special legionary denarius depicting the aquila and two vexillae, and known as the Aegypta Capta, to commemorate this battle.  One side amassed their forces in the Ambracian Gulf, while the other gathered near the promontory that gave this battle its name.  The defeated side's navy consisted of massive quinqueremes, while the victor's were the more maneuverable Liburnian vessels.  With troops commanded by Agrippa, the combined Roman and Egyptian force was destroyed.  FTP, identify this 31 BCE battle that saw the victory of Octavian against Antony and Cleopatra.
The victor struck a special legionary denarius depicting the aquila and two vexillae, and known as the Aegypta Capta, to commemorate this battle.  
Battle of Actium