The Romans captured war captives who were part of the war booty of victory and then sold them as slaves. This was a common practice among ancient peoples, not just the Romans. With regard to the conquered peoples, the Romans did not capture them. For the most part they left them alone. They tolerated their religions and customs and allowed them to follow their customary laws at the local level. They also allowed their elites to run things locally. This decreased the administrative burden of the Roman provincial governors and made Roman rule acceptable.
No one ever captured Rome, neither in Antiquity nor in the Middle Ages. Rome was sacked 5 times, but was never captured.
The Romans defeated and destroyed the neighboring Etruscan city of Veii in 396 BC. The Gauls did not actually capture Rome in that they sacked it and left after being paid a ransom. This event is called the Gallic Sack.
The Romans did not conquer the Middle East in one shot. It took over two centuries for the Romans to conquer the Middle East (from 132 BCE to 117 CE). Please see the map in the Related Links.
The Romans were no more ruthless than the other peoples of their time. Remember, there was no Geneva Convention in the ancient world. What some people take for ruthlessness in the Romans was their sense of determination. If they wanted something, they kept going after it until they won. They may have lost battles, but they won wars. Examples of this determination are Caesar's capture of Ale+sia and Titus' capture of Jerusalem.
Not really defeated but he loosed an important battle but managed to flee.A 10 jears later the Romans tracked him and camed to him to capture him and execute in Rome,but committed suicide by taking a poison
The Romans never let anyone win. The zealots had been part of the Jewish revolt and Rome was out to punish them. The Romans had a determination that was part of their great military successes. If they wanted to capture/win, they did. They kept coming back at the adversary until they won, no matter how much time and effort it cost. That was why they were able to build the amazing system of siege works and take Masada.
What city did the Romans and the ottoman turks capture
The equipment to capture a fort; a catapult a rope a javelin
A catapult, some rope and a javalin
lack of battleships and fear of kilts
they used catapults ropes and javelns
Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.Spartacus and his band were outlaws. They rampaged across the Italian countryside, killing, raping and robbing. That's why the Romans wanted to either capture or eliminate Spartacus and his band.
Allegedly, when defeat was inevitable, she took poison to avoid capture and torture by the Romans.
The Romans defeated and destroyed the neighboring Etruscan city of Veii in 396 BC. The Gauls did not actually capture Rome in that they sacked it and left after being paid a ransom. This event is called the Gallic Sack.
The Romans did not conquer the Middle East in one shot. It took over two centuries for the Romans to conquer the Middle East (from 132 BCE to 117 CE). Please see the map in the Related Links.
The Romans were no more ruthless than the other peoples of their time. Remember, there was no Geneva Convention in the ancient world. What some people take for ruthlessness in the Romans was their sense of determination. If they wanted something, they kept going after it until they won. They may have lost battles, but they won wars. Examples of this determination are Caesar's capture of Ale+sia and Titus' capture of Jerusalem.
Her children were sent away to another peace of land so the Romans couldn't capture her or her children
Queen Boudica was facing capture by the Romans so instead of them killing her she was said to have drank poison and killed herself.