army of Gaius Cassius Longinus

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The army of Gaius Cassius Longinus was the Republican force led by one of Julius Caesar’s assassins that opposed the Second Triumvirate during the Liberators' civil war.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Republican army
military force
activeInPeriod 44 BC–42 BC
allegiance Roman Republic NERFINISHED
approximateStrength multiple Roman legions
associatedWithEvent suicide of Gaius Cassius Longinus
baseOfOperations Syria NERFINISHED
commander Gaius Cassius Longinus NERFINISHED
country Roman Republic
disbandedAfter defeat at the Battle of Philippi
engagedInBattle Battle of Philippi NERFINISHED
formedAfterEvent assassination of Julius Caesar
foughtAgainst army of Mark Antony
army of Octavian
historicalEra late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
notableCommander Marcus Junius Brutus NERFINISHED
opposed Second Triumvirate NERFINISHED
opposedCommander Mark Antony NERFINISHED
Octavian NERFINISHED
participatedIn Liberators' civil war NERFINISHED
partOf Liberators' forces NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Optimates NERFINISHED
raisedFrom eastern Roman provinces
roleInConflict Republican faction
strategicObjective overthrow the Second Triumvirate
theaterOfOperations Greece NERFINISHED
Macedonia NERFINISHED
Roman East NERFINISHED
typeOfWarfare land warfare
usedUnitType Roman legionaries
auxiliary troops
cavalry

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Battle of Philippi combatant army of Gaius Cassius Longinus