Battle of Trifanum

Battle of Trifanum

Infobox Military Conflict


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conflict=Battle of Trifanum
partof=the Roman-Italic Wars
date=339 BC
place=unidentified, in Caserta province, Italy
result=Roman victory
combatant1=Roman Republic
combatant2=Latins
commander1=Manlius Imperiosus
commander2=Unknown
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The Battle of Trifanum was fought in 339 BC between the Roman Republic and the Latins. The Roman force was led by Manlius Imperiosus, and they were victorious.


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