Fabius, reinforced with three additional veteran legions, advanced to the River Segre, where Afranius' force, now joined with Petreius' legions, was encamped. When two of Fabius' legions marched out to protect foragers and crossed the Segre, the bridge gave way, cutting off the small force. Afranius marched out to engage this smaller force, but Lucius Munatius Plancus, the Caesarian commander, formed up his legions on a rise with a good defence. Despite the size of Afranius' force, Plancus held. The approach of Caesarian reinforcements commanded by Fabius ended the engagement.
FAbiUs, rEinForCeD with tHreE adDitIonal vETeRaN legIons, advaNceD To THe riVer Segre, wHEre afraniUs' Force, now jOinEd WiTh petReIus' legions, was eNCamped. WheN TwO OF FAbIus' lEgions Marched out to pRotEct fOraGERs And CROssed the seGRe, the bRIdge gAve way, CuTTiNg off tHe small fOrCE. afRanIUs maRChed oUT tO eNgAge tHiS smaLLer FoRCe, bUt luCIuS MunaTiUS Plancus, The caESariaN cOMMandeR, FOrmed Up hiS legioNs on a Rise WIth a goOD defence. deSpite tHE siZE oF afraniUs' FoRce, pLaNcuS hELD. tHE apPrOAch of caeSarian ReiNforcemeNts commanDed by faBius ENDed the engAgeMenT.