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How "pax" was Pax Romana?

73 upvotes • YungstirJoey666

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Hannibal routs the much larger Roman Army at the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC, regarded as one of the greatest tactical victories in military history, and one of the worst defeats ever for the Romans. He had earlier defeated them at Trebia and Lake Trasimene.

66 upvotes • LoneWolfIndia

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Did the Romans have a positive view of the Gauls?

65 upvotes • statefarm_isnt_there

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Today's Roman Phrase: "Nemo saltat sobrius". Cicero

63 upvotes • chmendez

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Historically accurate Ancient Rome PC games

63 upvotes • Cancancannotcan

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Octavian enters Alexandria in 30 BC after defeating Mark Antony, and making Egypt a part of the Roman Empire. Antony would commit suicide while Cleopatra would later on August 12.

55 upvotes • LoneWolfIndia

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What made Hannibal such a formidable foe for the Romans?

50 upvotes • QuaPatetOrbis641988

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I drew Valentinian III

48 upvotes • lordthistlewaiteofha

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Newest additions to my roman coin collection

47 upvotes • netosmorphy

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Did Mark Antony own a slave named Cato the Dwarf?

47 upvotes • 22yossarian22

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How "pax" was Pax Romana?	73	YungstirJoey666
Hannibal routs the much larger Roman Army at the Battle of Cannae in 216 BC, regarded as one of the greatest tactical victories in military history, and one of the worst defeats ever for the Romans. He had earlier defeated them at Trebia and Lake Trasimene.	66	LoneWolfIndia
Did the Romans have a positive view of the Gauls?	65	statefarm_isnt_there
Today's Roman Phrase: "Nemo saltat sobrius". Cicero	63	chmendez
Historically accurate Ancient Rome PC games	63	Cancancannotcan
Octavian enters Alexandria in 30 BC after defeating Mark Antony, and making Egypt a part of the Roman Empire. Antony would commit suicide while Cleopatra would later on August 12.	55	LoneWolfIndia
What made Hannibal such a formidable foe for the Romans?	50	QuaPatetOrbis641988
I drew Valentinian III	48	lordthistlewaiteofha
Newest additions to my roman coin collection	47	netosmorphy
Did Mark Antony own a slave named Cato the Dwarf?	47	22yossarian22