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The 13 pages that link to Battle of Magnesia, each with the reason it gives.

• Seleucid EmpireBroader topic: The defeat forced the settlement that dismantled Seleucid power west of the Taurus.

• Macedonian phalanxBroader topic: It shows a Hellenistic army using a large sarissa phalanx against Roman legions.

• Battle of PydnaCompared with: It offers another case of Rome defeating a Hellenistic army before Pydna.

• War elephantBroader topic: Roman forces helped panic and scatter the Seleucid elephants during the battle.

• Hellenistic warfareBroader topic: It shows a large Seleucid army failing to turn its size and varied troops into victory.

• Hellenistic armyBroader topic: The defeat exposed the difficulties of coordinating the Seleucid army’s varied contingents.

• Third Macedonian WarCompared with: It offers a parallel Roman victory that weakened a Hellenistic kingdom before the war with Perseus.

• Treaty of ApameaBroader topic: The defeat forced Antiochus to accept peace on Roman terms.

• Battle of RaphiaRelated: It marked a later and more lasting defeat in Antiochus III’s expansionist career.

• Kingdom of PergamonRelated: The defeat weakened Pergamon’s chief rival and enabled Attalid expansion.

• Roman–Seleucid WarBroader topic: The decisive battlefield defeat that compelled Antiochus to accept Roman peace terms.

• Antiochus III the GreatBroader topic: The defeat ended his advance into Greece and forced him to negotiate with Rome.

• Syrian WarsCompared with: Unlike the wars' dynastic contests, this defeat made Rome the decisive eastern power.