Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia

Target entity: Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia
Context triple: [Battle of Immae, involved, Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia]

• A. Licinian forces
  The Licinian forces were the army loyal to the Roman emperor Licinius that opposed Constantine the Great during the civil wars of the early 4th-century Roman Empire.
• B. Barbarathermen
  Barbarathermen is a large Roman bath complex in ancient Trier (Augusta Treverorum), Germany, notable as one of the biggest surviving Roman thermal bath ruins north of the Alps.
• C. Pompeian forces
  Pompeian forces were the military troops loyal to Pompey the Great and the senatorial faction during the late Roman Republic’s civil war against Julius Caesar.
• D. Babylonian forces
  Babylonian forces were the military armies of the Neo-Babylonian Empire that played a decisive role in toppling Assyria and expanding Babylon’s dominance in the ancient Near East.
• E. Ptolemaic army
  The Ptolemaic army was the Hellenistic military force of the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt, composed of Macedonian-style phalanxes, mercenaries, and native troops that fought to defend and expand its Mediterranean and Near Eastern territories.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia
Target entity description: The Palmyrene forces of Queen Zenobia were the powerful and disciplined army of the Palmyrene Empire that, under Zenobia’s leadership in the 3rd century CE, challenged Roman authority across the Eastern Mediterranean.

• A. Licinian forces
  The Licinian forces were the army loyal to the Roman emperor Licinius that opposed Constantine the Great during the civil wars of the early 4th-century Roman Empire.
• B. Barbarathermen
  Barbarathermen is a large Roman bath complex in ancient Trier (Augusta Treverorum), Germany, notable as one of the biggest surviving Roman thermal bath ruins north of the Alps.
• C. Pompeian forces
  Pompeian forces were the military troops loyal to Pompey the Great and the senatorial faction during the late Roman Republic’s civil war against Julius Caesar.
• D. Babylonian forces
  Babylonian forces were the military armies of the Neo-Babylonian Empire that played a decisive role in toppling Assyria and expanding Babylon’s dominance in the ancient Near East.
• E. Ptolemaic army
  The Ptolemaic army was the Hellenistic military force of the Ptolemaic Kingdom in Egypt, composed of Macedonian-style phalanxes, mercenaries, and native troops that fought to defend and expand its Mediterranean and Near Eastern territories.
• F. None of above. chosen