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Titus Labienus
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Titus Labienus

Roman commander
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  • Julius Caesar, marble bust; in the Capitoline Museums, Rome.
    Battle of Pharsalus
    / Battle

    …of which was led by Titus Labienus and numbered nearly 7,000 men. He positioned his inexperienced Syrian legions in the centre, commanded by his father-in-law, Metellus Scipio. On the right was Lucius Afranius with his seasoned Cilician legion and Spanish cohorts. They were naturally protected by the Enipeus.

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    …of which was led by Titus Labienus and numbered nearly 7,000 men. He positioned his inexperienced Syrian legions in the centre, commanded by his father-in-law, Metellus Scipio. On the right was Lucius Afranius with his seasoned Cilician legion and Spanish cohorts. They were naturally protected by the Enipeus.

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