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Battle of Pydna

Description

The Battle of Pydna was a significant military conflict that took place in 168 BC between the forces of the Roman Republic, led by General Lucius Aemilius Paullus, and the Macedonian Kingdom, led by King Perseus. It was one of the most decisive battles of the Third Macedonian War, marking the end of Macedonian dominance in Greece.

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Noun

Senses

Sense 1: The historical battle fought between Roman Republic and Macedonian Kingdom in 168 BC.
Sense 2: The site where the Battle of Pydna took place, located in modern-day Greece.

Usage

Popular usage:

"The Battle of Pydna was a turning point in ancient history."

Local usage:

"The residents of Pydna take great pride in the historic battle that occurred in their town."

Sample Sentences

1. The Battle of Pydna resulted in a resounding victory for the Roman forces.
2. Pydna, a small town in Greece, is renowned for its historical significance due to the Battle of Pydna.
3. Generations of historians have studied the strategies employed during the Battle of Pydna.
4. At the Battle of Pydna, the disciplined Roman legions outmatched the Macedonian phalanx.
5. The Roman general Lucius Aemilius Paullus earned great acclaim for his leadership at the Battle of Pydna.

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