A roman campaign fought in 208 near Stirling, Scotland. Recorded strengths: Roman army of approximately 40,000-50,000 troops (including three legions) led by Septimius Severus; size of Caledonian/Maeatae forces not recorded in surviving….
Cassius Dio records a full fifty thousand Roman dead, mostly from disease, exhaustion and guerrilla attrition rather than pitched battle; modern scholars regard this figure as likely exaggerated (possibly larger than the invasion force itself), but no alternative sourced figure exists.
Roman army of approximately 40,000-50,000 troops (including three legions) led by Septimius Severus; size of Caledonian/Maeatae forces not recorded in surviving sources.
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