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Ancient Warfare XIV.2 (PDF) with rise of the Roman legion Before emerging as the greatest power in the Mediterranean world, Rome spent many centuries in relative obscurity, developing and refining new military tactics and structures that would set it up for unprecedented success. Learn More

Ancient Warfare XIV.2 with rise of the Roman legion Before emerging as the greatest power in the Mediterranean world, Rome spent many centuries in relative obscurity, developing and refining new military tactics and structures that would set it up for unprecedented success. Learn More

Ancient Warfare XI.3 with Caesar versus Pompey in the Balkans The year is 48 BC. Can the forces of Pompey and the Roman senate withstand the veteran legions of Julius Caesar? Learn More

Ancient Warfare XI.3 with Caesar versus Pompey in the Balkans The year is 48 BC. Can the forces of Pompey and the Roman senate withstand the veteran legions of Julius Caesar? Learn More

Ancient Warfare XI.2 with The Romans unify Italy Before building an empire, the Romans first had to unify the various cultures already living on their doorstep. Learn More

Ancient Warfare XI.2 with The Romans unify Italy Before building an empire, the Romans first had to unify the various cultures already living on their doorstep. Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.4 with Clash of the Colossi. The First Punic War This extra-long 50th issue of Ancient Warfare deals with the First Punic War, the 24-year clash between the rising superpower from Italy and the powerful North-African city state of Carthage. Learn More

Ancient Warfare IX.4 with Clash of the Colossi. The First Punic War This extra-long 50th issue of Ancient Warfare deals with the First Punic War, the 24-year clash between the rising superpower from Italy and the powerful North-African city state of Carthage. Learn More

Ancient Warfare VIII.6 with The Roman conquest of Greece Starting in the 4th century BC, Rome's expansionist policies brought it into increasing contact (and conflict) with Greater Greece. Through a combination of diplomacy and intimidation, they came to rule the entire region by the end of the millennia. Learn More

Ancient Warfare VIII.6 with The Roman conquest of Greece Starting in the 4th century BC, Rome's expansionist policies brought it into increasing contact (and conflict) with Greater Greece. Through a combination of diplomacy and intimidation, they came to rule the entire region by the end of the millennia. Learn More

Ancient Warfare V.1 with 'Gaius Marius at War'. Learn More

Ancient Warfare II.4 with The campaigns of Julius Caesar. Learn More

Ancient Warfare VII.3 with The Early Roman Republic Learn More

Ancient Warfare VII.3 with The Early Roman Republic Learn More