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Clastidium (modern Casteggio), was a
village of the
Ligurian tribe of
Anamares (Marici
named also) in
Gallia Cispadana, on the Via Postumia, 5
miles east...
- The
Battle of
Clastidium was
fought in 222 BC
between a
Roman army led by the
consul Marcus Claudius Marcellus and the Insubres, a
Celtic people in northern...
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leader and king
Viridomarus in
single combat in 222 BC at the
Battle of
Clastidium. Furthermore, he is
noted for
having conquered the
fortified city of Syracuse...
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Viridomarus led an
mercenary army
against a
Roman army at the
Battle of
Clastidium. The
Romans won the battle, and in the process,
Marcus Claudius Marcellus...
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Marcellus headed for
Clastidium and his
colleague Gnaeus Cornelius Scipio Calvus continued the
siege of Acerrae. At the
Battle of
Clastidium,
Marcus Claudius...
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siege of
Acerrae to come to
Clastidium's aid. The
Romans split their forces.
Marcus Claudius Marcellus heads for
Clastidium and his
colleague Gnaeus Cornelius...
- 222 BC the Insubres,
during a war with
Romans occupied the
oppidum of
Clastidium, that at that time, it was an
important locality of the
Anamari (or Marici)...
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Sempronius would have to
march to
reinforce Scipio. He then
captured Clastidium, from
which he drew
large amounts of
supplies for his men. But this gain...
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hired again, but the
Gallic forces were
defeated by the
Roman cavalry at
Clastidium in the
territory of the Insubres.
According to Plutarch, in his Life of...
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Romulus and
Remus (Lupus or
Alimonium Romuli et Remi), the
other called Clastidium,
which celebrated the
victory of
Marcus Claudius Marcellus over the Celts...
