One side established camp on the northern side of the Epineus River, while the other deployed near Mt. Dogandzis.  
One side established camp on the northern side of the Epineus River, while the other deployed near Mt. Dogandzis.  The loser planned to attack the enemy flank supported by archers under Lasienus, but this move was defended against, forcing flight into Egypt and assassination at the court of Ptolemy XII.  The victor would also be assassinated, just four years later.  Fought somewhere in Thessaly, FTP, name this August 48 BC battle at which the forces of Pompey were crushed by Julius Caesar.
One side established camp on the northern side of the Epineus River, while the other deployed near Mt. Dogandzis.  
Battle of Pharsalus