Ancient Wars

It lost.

Yes, they established a colony for retired soldiers on the site.

Yes.

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

As all legions were ideally supposed to be self sufficient, in addition to their military duties, Roman soldiers had the same jobs as civilians. They were surveyors, engineers, builders of roads and bridges, accountants, legion bankers, clerks, messengers, armor repairmen, physicians, etc. At times the army was also responsible for enforcing law in certain territories..

It was the other way around--Rome competed with Carthage. At any rate, both city-states were in a contest for control of the Western Mediterranean. This was not only for trade, but also for the resources of the lands rimming the eastern Mediterranean.

Thucydides and Xenephon.

Athens versus Sparta .

From Shakespeare Julius Caesar 5.1.79-90 Coming from Sardis, on our former ensign, two mighty eagles fell, and there they perched, gorging and feeding from our soldiers hands, who to Philippi here consorted us. This morning are they fled away and gone, and in their steads do ravens, crows, and kites fly oer our heads and downward look on us as we were sickly prey, their shadows seem a canopy most fatal under which our army lies, ready to give up the ghost.

The Peloponnesian League defeated the Athenian league, but this solved little other than to strip Athens of excess influence. Inter-Greek wars continued.

Salt was a very important commodity in antiquity as it was the only preservative available. The salt works neat Ostia, by the sea, were a great trading asset for Rome. Before the introduction of coins, Roman soldiers were paid in salt.

The citiy-states attacked each other in varying alliances.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Some of them were enslaved, some freed, and all of them incorporated into the empire. Remember too, there was no people called the Gauls. The territory of Gaul consisted of many tribes, each with their own name and territory.

Italy.

Pericles .

First indicate which King Philip - there have been many of them from Macedonia to Spain who have engaged in war. Then of course was the one in New England in the 18th Century CE between the colonists and the Indians.

The Punic Wars. The Carthaginians were Phoenician, and the Latin word for them was punicus, from which came the name of punic.

The roman emporer Trajan owned it lol

aaron

None whatsoever. It did not affect the outcome of the war in any way.

It provided an apocrophal story of sacrifice for later generations to the present day.

The Athenian and Plataean armies defeat of the Persian expeditionary force convinced other Greek city-states that they could hold off Persian attempts to dominate them.

I do not understand this question. Why would they be frightened of the Oracle?

Agiad Dynasty: Pleistonax to 409 BCE then Pausanias

Eurypontid Dynasty: Archidamus II to 429 BCE then Agis II.

I suppose to clean and repair it. There is a story that before battle, Spartan mothers told their sons to either come back victorious or come back carried on their shield.
{Spartan mothers would give their sons the shield with the words "Return with it or carried on it!" }