Ancient Warfare Answers episode (191): When do ancient sources agree but you call foul?

Murray considers an occasion when the ancient sources agree on a particular subject, but he, nonetheless, calls foul. Enjoy the podcast? Support us via Patreon, now with optional magazine subscription!

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