Battle of Mutina (194 BC)
- Battle of Mutina (194 BC)
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conflict=Battle of Mutina
partof=Roman-Gaulish wars
date=194 BC
place=Modern-day Modena, Italy
result=Roman victory
combatant1=Roman Republic
combatant2=Gauls
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The Battle of Mutina was fought in 194 BC, near Modena, between the Roman Republic and the Gauls. The Roman army won the battle. This battle marked the end of the Gaulic campaign in Italy.
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