Metaurus

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Metaurus is an ancient name for the Metauro River in Italy, known as the site of a decisive battle in the Second Punic War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient river name
historical geographic location
ancientNameOf Metauro River NERFINISHED
associatedWithYear 207 BC
battleBelligerent Carthaginian forces NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
battleCommanderCarthaginian Hasdrubal Barca NERFINISHED
battleCommanderRoman Gaius Claudius Nero NERFINISHED
Marcus Livius Salinator NERFINISHED
countryInAntiquity Roman Republic NERFINISHED
flowsInto Adriatic Sea NERFINISHED
hasLatinName Metaurus NERFINISHED
hasModernName Metauro NERFINISHED
hasMouthNear Fano NERFINISHED
hasSourceNear central Apennines NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Umbria (ancient) NERFINISHED
knownFor Battle of the Metaurus NERFINISHED
knownForPeriod Second Punic War NERFINISHED
locatedIn Italy
central Italy NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Marche NERFINISHED
locatedOn Italian Peninsula NERFINISHED
mentionedBy Livy NERFINISHED
Polybius NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Roman historical sources
partOfConflict Second Punic War NERFINISHED
siteOf Roman victory over Carthaginians
defeat of Hasdrubal Barca
strategicImportance key battle that helped decide the Second Punic War

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Metauro River historicalName Metaurus
Metauro River LatinName Metaurus