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[[Category:Naval battles of the Corinthian War|Cnidus 394 BC]] [[Category:Naval battles involving Athens|Cnidus]] ...

...nd The Persians gathered a large fleet of 500 ships that were collected in Phoenicia and Acre, almost all full of [[Greeks|Greek mercenaries]]<ref>{{Cite web|ti [[Category:Battles involving ancient Egypt|Pelusium]] ...

{{Battles involving Assyria}} ...]]/[[Persia]] in the east to [[Cyprus]] and the [[Hellene|Hellenic]] and [[Phoenicia]]n [[Mediterranean]] coasts of [[Anatolia]] and the [[Levant]] in the west ...

...refuge at [[Sidon]]; other Ptolemaic contingents fled to [[Jerusalem]], [[Phoenicia]], [[Samaria]] and [[Decapolis]].{{sfn|Johstono|2017|p=165}} All of them we Based on the loss rates of the phalanxes at the battles of [[Battle of Magnesia|Magnesia]] in 190 BC and [[Battle of Pydna|Pydna]] ...

...Syria (Roman province)|Syria]] (Sūriyā-šahr), [[Phoenicia (Roman province)|Phoenicia]] (Funikiyā-šahr), [[Judaea (Roman province)|Judaea]] (Jehūdiyā-šahr), [[Category:Battles of the Roman–Sasanian Wars|Edessa]] ...

{{Battles involving Assyria}} [[Category:Battles involving Assyria|Qarqar]] ...

...Epiphanes]], Demetrius I's uncle, and landed in the city of [[Ptolemais in Phoenicia|Ptolemais]] in 152 BC, backed by Roman and Pergamese funded mercenaries. H [[Category:Battles involving the Ptolemaic Kingdom|Oenoparus 145 BC]] ...

...c. 856-732 BCE) concerns the series of conquests of largely [[Aramean]], [[Phoenicia]]n, [[Sutean]] and [[Neo-Hittite]] states in the [[Levant]] (modern [[Syria On other hand, along the [[Mediterranean]] coast, [[Phoenicia]]n city states such as [[Tyre, Lebanon|Tyre]], [[Sidon]], [[Arwad]], [[Bery ...

...'']] and [[Legio V Macedonica|V ''Macedonica'']], landed at [[Ptolemais in Phoenicia|Ptolemais]] in April 67. There he was joined by his son [[Titus]], who arri [[Category:Battles involving the Roman Empire|Galilee Campaign]] ...

...ses' forces at the Egyptian frontier in [[Djahy]] in the region of later [[Phoenicia]]".<ref>[[Trevor R. Bryce]], The Kingdom of the Hittites, sub-chapter 'The [[Category:Battles involving ancient Egypt|Djahy]] ...

{{about|the 217 BC battle|other battles|Battle of Rafah (disambiguation)}} ...=2020-10-25|website=www.historyofwar.org}}</ref> It was one of the largest battles of the Hellenistic kingdoms and of the ancient world, and determined the so ...

...jugated Cypriots, and the [[Ancient Egypt|Egyptians]], [[Cilicia]]ns and [[Phoenicia]]ns. The Persians headed directly to Miletus, paying little attention to ot ...rseus%3Atext%3A1999.01.0126&layout=&loc=6.9 VI, 9]</ref> provided by the [[Phoenicia]]ns (who were most eager to fight), the [[Ancient Egypt|Egyptians]], [[Cili ...

|title= The Encyclopedia of Ancient Battles [[Category:Battles of the Mercenary War|Leptis Parva]] ...

==Early battles== ...ically following the order he gives. Thucydides does not, however, mention Phoenicia, so the inscription gives evidence for fighting in a place we would otherwi ...

...and therefore focused on purchasing large, multi-oared vessels. Although [[Phoenicia]]n territories like [[Tyre, Lebanon|Tyre]] and [[Sidon]] possessed the nece [[Category:Naval battles involving the Seleucid Empire|Eurymedon]] ...

...Menelaus' intervention. Demetrius had gathered his best ships—the seven [[Phoenicia]]n heptereis, the Athenian squadron, and behind them 10 hexereis and 10 qui ...e of Salamis is proposed by modern scholars as one of three possible naval battles—along with the [[Battle of Amorgos]] (322 BC) and the [[Battle of Cos]] ( ...

...92&ndash;490 and 480&ndash;479 BCE, respectively). In the aftermath of the Battles of [[Battle of Plataea|Plataea]] and [[Battle of Mycale|Mycale]], which had ...pring 468. Many historians hold that this was done because a great victory involving all generals had been achieved, and that the most likely candidate for such ...

The exact chronology of the battles of Thermopylae and Artemisium, and their relation to each other is somewhat | 2 || Second day of both battles. ...

...|Punicus}} (or {{lang|la|Poenicus}}), which is a reference to Carthage's [[Phoenicia]]n origin. "Punic" derives from this usage.{{sfn|Sidwell|Jones|1998|p=16}} [[Category:Wars involving Carthage]] ...

...hive.org/web/20071016165147/http://pothos.org/content/index.php?page=major-battles#issus|archive-date=16 October 2007}}</ref> ...army could not be supported in the field during winter and his cities in [[Phoenicia]] were already in unrest at the arrival of Alexander. Darius was forced to ...