Which countries did the Romans fight?

Answer 1

Your question is kind of tricky. This is because the countries that Rome fought are either no longer in existence or were named differently or were part of Another Country. Egypt and Armenia were the only two actual countries that the Romans fought. The other acquisitions of the empire were gained by military conquest but of territories not countries. These territories stretched from the Black sea to the Atlantic Ocean and from the North Sea to North Africa. Even if these territories, such as Syria, had the same name in Roman times as today, the borders were very different. Names were different too. For example, the Netherlands was Batavia in Roman days and there was no country such as Switzerland or Andorra. Pontus, Pannonia and Dacia were territories that are today parts of other countries.