Treaty of Misenum

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The Treaty of Misenum was a 39 BC agreement between the Second Triumvirate and Sextus Pompey that temporarily ended his naval blockade of Italy by granting him control over several western provinces and recognition of his authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman treaty
peace treaty
appliedTo western Roman provinces
associatedWith Roman naval warfare
Sicilian war against Sextus Pompey
cause need to secure grain supply to Italy
concludedBetween Second Triumvirate and Sextus Pompey NERFINISHED
conflictContext Roman civil wars NERFINISHED
struggle between the Second Triumvirate and Pompeian forces
date 39 BC
effect temporary end of Sextus Pompey’s blockade of Italy
followedBy Treaty of Tarentum NERFINISHED
granted control of several western provinces to Sextus Pompey
recognition of Sextus Pompey’s authority
hasParticipant Second Triumvirate NERFINISHED
Sextus Pompey NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod late Roman Republic
impact secured grain shipments to Rome temporarily
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
namedAfter Misenum NERFINISHED
politicalResult temporary stabilization of relations with Sextus Pompey
precededBy naval blockade of Italy by Sextus Pompey
purpose to end the naval blockade of Italy by Sextus Pompey
region Roman Republic NERFINISHED
relatedTo Lepidus NERFINISHED
Mark Antony NERFINISHED
Octavian NERFINISHED
Second Triumvirate NERFINISHED
Sextus Pompey NERFINISHED
shortDescription 39 BC agreement between the Second Triumvirate and Sextus Pompey ending his blockade of Italy in exchange for provincial control and recognition
signatory Lepidus NERFINISHED
Mark Antony NERFINISHED
Octavian NERFINISHED
Sextus Pompey NERFINISHED
signedAt Misenum NERFINISHED
signedIn Italy NERFINISHED
status no longer in force
typeOfAgreement political and military settlement
year 39 BC

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