Casualties of the Final War of the Roman Republic?

[Georgy Zhukov]

Does anybody have a source or an estimate of the final war casualties in general? obviously I checked Wikipedia and it said it was unknown . . .. but there must be some historian who wagered a guess on the casualties.

[SigniferOne]

Would that be the Battle of Pharsalus? Which battle are you referring to?

[bushbush]

if u r talking about Pharsalus...

Caesarean: 30 centurions and about 200 legionaries
Pompeian: allegedly 15000 killed and 24000 taken prisoner.

source: The Complete Roman Army, p183

[Tiberius Tosi]

Caesar's war or Augustus', or both?

I think he is talking about ALL battles invovled, not just a singular battle.

[Stavroforos]

And the fact that it was still technically called a Republic late into the imperial years only leaves more questions unanswered.

Be more specific OP, lots of good folks here can help you out if you can just point them in the right direction.

[Georgy Zhukov]

Specifically I was looking for the Anthony and Octavian civil war, I found casualties of actium but were there any other engagements that produced any noticeable amount of casualties?

[Octavius Vatco]

before and after actium quite minimal ....