Lucius Arruntius commande
Lucius Arruntius commanded a division of this battle's winning side. Several years after this battle, its victor rebuilt a temple to Apollo on its site, when he founded nearby Nicopolis. Prior to this battle, the losing side landed in Greece and fortified near Patrae, but allowed the enemy to cross the Adriatic. One side in this battle was surrounded at the entrance of the Ambracian Gulf. This battle was completely lost when the rear of the losing side which had all the treasury ships hoisted sail and sailed away, despite the best efforts of winning commander Marcus Agrippa. The two sides in this battle had won earlier victories at Pharsalus and Philippi, respectively. Followed the next year by an invasion of Egypt, for 10 points, name this naval victory of Octavian over Marc Antony and Cleopatra?
Lucius Arruntius commanded a division of this battle's winning side.
Battle of Actium