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Roman killed 160000 warriors in a Single Day ! Battle of Vercallae 101 BC
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Roman killed 160000 warriors in a Single Day ! Battle of Vercallae 101 BC. When we look at Rome in the years after Aquae Sextiae, it’s a story of recovery and revenge. The Teutones are gone, but the Cimbri are still marching south, and Rome is finally catching its breath after decades of near-disasters. How does a superpower finally finish what almost destroyed it?

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So today, we’ll explore the northern campaigns of Gaius Marius and Quintus Lutatius Catulus. We’ll recap the disaster at Arausio, the reforms Marius implemented in the legions, and his first revenge at Aquae Sextiae, all leading up to Rome’s chance to end the Germanic threat once and for all.

Roman killed 160000 warriors in a Single Day ! Battle of Vercallae 101 BC. In the aftermath of the Battle of Arausio in 105 BC, where Rome suffered one of its most devastating defeats, the Cimbri, along with their allies the Teutones and Ambrones, did not immediately press further into Italy. Instead, they continued their southward migration through Gaul, moving with a large contingent that included not only warriors but also women, children, the elderly, and livestock. This movement was not merely a military campaign but a mass migration, with estimates suggesting a total number of around 120,000 individuals, including non-combatants.

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