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==Parthian Campaign and Death==

==Parthian Campaign and Death==

In '''53 BC''' Crassus invaded Parthia seeking military glory to match Caesar and Pompey. His campaign ended in disaster at the [[Battle of Carrhae]], where his army destroyed and he was executed by pouring molten gold down his throat.  The message is clear: "If it is gold ye seek, gold ye shall receive."

In '''53 BC''' Crassus invaded [[Parthia]] seeking military glory to match [[Gaius Julius Caesar|Caesar]] and [[Pompey]]. His campaign ended in disaster at the [[Battle of Carrhae]], where his army was destroyed and he was executed by pouring molten gold down his throat.  The message is clear: "If it is gold ye seek, gold ye shall receive."

==Legacy==

==Legacy==