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The Romans had to withdraw.
Diodorus Siculus writes that the Romans had 24,000 men.
Romans had it 0.6 degrees warmer.
The depraved time of the Romans had long passed.
The Romans had no such fear.
Berresford Ellis gives an estimate of aminimum of 24,000 based on the assumption that"the Romans had….
The Romans had a wise adage: Cui bono?
Way before the first selfie, the ancient Greeks and Romans had a myth about someone a little too obsessed with his own image.
The Romans had their own beliefs and traditions.
Berresford Ellis gives an estimate of aminimum of 24,000 based on the assumption that"the Romans had… four legions- for each consul had two legions under his command- and given that each legion had 6,000 men.".
The Romans had admiration for the Greek culture.
From very ancient times, the Romans had marked each eighth day as a holiday.
The Romans had to leave Britain because they were needed to defend their own country.
Unlike most battles of the Second Punic War, the Romans had superiority in cavalry and the Carthaginians had superiority in infantry.
The Romans had lost 6,000 men and Pyrrhus 3,500 including many officers.
You know, the Romans had really perfected concrete.
The Romans had the same idea, but they called that sort of disembodied creative spirit a genius.
Around Tibur many wealthy Romans had villas erected monuments of personal piety.
The Romans had problems with discipline in their army, and Roman commanders could not find a way to successfully invade Macedonia.
Yet the ancient Greeks and Romans had a game in which the ball fought off a hand or a stick.
By 43 AD,“Romans had conquered the majority of Celtic territory.”.
In ancient times the Greeks and the Romans had a custom of noting and perpetuating friendship by means of a white stone.
Back in the III-II century BC, the Romans had discovered the process of obtaining a hydraulic cement that can harden under water.
Dionysius of Halicarnassus writes that the Romans had four well-trained legions and a levy of untrained citizens which was larger in number.
Rome conquered Greece not because the Romans had larger brains or better tool-making techniques, but because they were able to cooperate more effectively.
Thus Rome conquered Greece not because the Romans had larger brains or better toolmaking techniques, but because they were able to cooperate more effectively.
Saguntum was indeed south of the Ebro, but the Romans had"friendship"(though perhaps not an actual treaty) with the city and regarded the Carthaginian attack on it as an act of war.
Christine Romans has his story.