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The 12 pages that link to Battle of Philippi, each with the reason it gives.

• Augustus (Roman emperor)Related: Victory eliminated the leading republican conspirators and strengthened Octavian’s position.

• VirgilRelated: The aftermath of the civil wars forms part of the political background to Virgil’s early career.

• Battle of ActiumRelated: Philippi avenged Caesar and preceded the alliance that eventually broke at Actium.

• Mark AntonyBroader topic: Antony’s command helped secure the victory that avenged Caesar’s assassination.

• Second TriumvirateBroader topic: Victory removed the chief assassins of Julius Caesar and strengthened the triumvirs’ control.

• Assassination of Julius CaesarBroader topic: The defeat of the leading conspirators ended their bid to shape Rome’s future.

• OctavianBroader topic: Victory helped avenge Caesar and eliminate the leading republican conspirators.

• Treaty of BrundisiumRelated: Victory removed their shared enemies and sharpened the question of how Rome’s territories would be governed.

• Marcus Junius BrutusBroader topic: Brutus’s defeat there ended his armed effort to restore the Republic.

• Marcus Vipsanius AgrippaRelated: Agrippa served in the campaign that avenged Julius Caesar and advanced Octavian’s standing.

• Marcus Aemilius LepidusBroader topic: The victory removed Caesar’s assassins as rivals and consolidated the triumvirs’ rule.

• Perusine WarRelated: Its aftermath brought veteran settlement and intensified pressure on Italian communities.