Battle of Pistoria

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The Battle of Pistoria was the decisive 62 BC clash in which the Roman politician and conspirator Catiline was defeated and killed, effectively ending his attempted uprising against the Roman Republic.

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instanceOf ancient battle
battle
alsoKnownAs Battle of Pistoia
associatedWith Gaius Antonius Hybrida
Lucius Sergius Catilina
linked to: Catiline

Marcus Tullius Cicero
linked to: Cicero
belligerent Catiline's rebel forces
Forces of the Roman Senate
casualties high on both sides
combatant Catiline's supporters
linked to: Catiline

Roman Republican army
linked to: Roman army
commander Gaius Antonius Hybrida
Lucius Sergius Catilina
linked to: Catiline

Marcus Petreius
linked to: Petreius
conflictIn Catilinarian Conspiracy
date 62 BC
describedIn Sallust's Bellum Catilinae
works of Cicero
ended Catiline's military threat to Rome
followedBy consolidation of senatorial control in Rome
historicalPeriod late Roman Republic
location Etruria
Roman Republic
near Pistoria
opponentOf Cicero's consulship
Roman Senate
outcomeForCatiline killed in battle
partOf Catilinarian Conspiracy
precededBy exposure of the Catilinarian Conspiracy in Rome
primarySourceLanguage Latin
result Decisive senatorial victory
Defeat of Catiline
linked to: Bellum Catilinae

End of Catilinarian uprising
significance decisive battle of the Catilinarian Conspiracy
ended Catiline's attempted uprising against the Roman Republic
tookPlaceInPoliticalContext struggle between populares and optimates in the late Republic
typeOfEngagement pitched battle
year 62 BC

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Catiline notableEvent Battle of Pistoria