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Elephant Battle

275 BCE
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  • Galatia

    …Antiochus I at the so-called Elephant Battle (275 bc). At that point the Celts, called Galatae (Galatians) by 3rd-century writers, settled in the territory to which they gave their name. The Galatians, having joined the Seleucids against Rome (winter 190–189 bc), brought upon themselves a Roman punitive expedition (189 bc)…

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    …Antiochus I at the so-called Elephant Battle (275 bc). At that point the Celts, called Galatae (Galatians) by 3rd-century writers, settled in the territory to which they gave their name. The Galatians, having joined the Seleucids against Rome (winter 190–189 bc), brought upon themselves a Roman punitive expedition (189 bc)…

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