Perusine War
- 41–40 BC
- Ancient
- Wars & Conflicts

The Perusine War was a civil war of the Roman Republic, which lasted from 41 to 40 BC. It was fought by Lucius Antonius and the Umbrians of Perusia in support of Mark Antony against his political enemy Octavian.
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Which happened first?
- Perusine War began 4 years after Battle of Munda
- Perusine War began 5 years after Battle of Thapsus
- Perusine War began 6 years after Battle of Zela
- Perusine War began 7 years after Battle of Dyrrhachium
- Perusine War began 11 years after Battle of Alesia
Timeline
- Battle of AlesiaJuly 52 BC – September 52 BC
- Battle of DyrrhachiumJuly 10, 48 BC
- Battle of ZelaJune 47 BC
- Battle of ThapsusApril 6, 46 BC
- Battle of MundaMarch 17, 45 BC
- Perusine War (this page)41–40 BC
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