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Yes, most of the battles the Romans fought had names. That's so that historians, both ancient and modern, could let us know what tactics or battle stats that they were discussing. Most of the battles were named after the city or area where they were fought, such as the battles of Alesia, Pharsales, Actiuim, etc.

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Of course they did. Look them up here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_battles

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Yes, most if not all of the battles had names.

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