One conflict of this name saw the defeat of the praetor Juventius by the pretender Andriscus, who was in turn defeated by Quintus Metellus.
One conflict of this name saw the defeat of the praetor Juventius by the pretender Andriscus, who was in turn defeated by Quintus Metellus. Another conflict of this name was conducted by Publius Sulpicius Galba, and ended inconclusively with the treaty of Phoenice. In yet another conflict with this name, Publius Crassus lost at Callicinus before the great victory against Perseus at Pydna, which took place near Mt Olympus. In the most famous of these wars, the second, Titus Quinctius Flaminius won victory at the dog's head, Cynoscephalae, over Philip V and the Antigonid dynasty. FTP, name this series of four wars between Rome and a country formerly ruled by Philip II and Alexander the Great.
One conflict of this name saw the defeat of the praetor Juventius by the pretender Andriscus, who was in turn defeated by Quintus Metellus.
{Macedonian War}s (accept equivalents, accept {Fourth Macedonian War} before “Publius Sulpicius Galba”)