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The Roman counsuls Caius Fabricius and Quintus Aemilius with a force of about 70,000 men marched down to meet Pyrrhus in southern [[Italy]]. The first day of the two day battle was indecisive. On the second day of fierce fighting, Pyrrhus again won through use of his [[War Elephants|elephants]] against the Roman cavalry. The Romans withdrew in good order. Both sides lost about 11,000 men. Pyrrhus, as with the battle of Heraclea, was not satisfied with his victory.
The Roman counsuls Caius Fabricius and Quintus Aemilius with a force of about 70,000 men marched down to meet Pyrrhus in southern [[Italy]]. The first day of the two day battle was indecisive. On the second day of fierce fighting, Pyrrhus again won through use of his [[War Elephants|elephants]] against the Roman cavalry. The Romans withdrew in good order. Both sides lost about 11,000 men. Pyrrhus, as with the battle of Heraclea, was not satisfied with his victory.
==See Also==
==See also==
* [[Pyrrhic victory]]
* [[Pyrrhic victory]]
* [[List of military strategies and concepts]]
* [[List of military strategies and concepts]]