Use of fire in battles in pre-gunpowder age

Are there any accounts of battles won or lost by the use of fire in military battles in the pre-gunpowder age?

Besides those from China, I mean.

There was this one time when Scipio Africanus defeated two large Carthaginian army by torching their camps at  night and cutting down the survivors.

The Mongols, especially when facing armies with substantial infantry would send a squad to ride upwind of the the enemy infantry and light fires. This way with little visibily enemy units could be isolated from supporting units and not see a cavalry charge to their flank until it's too late to react.