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The Forgotten Generals: How Ancient Rome’s Military Genius Still Shapes Modern Warfare

Discover how ancient Roman military innovations—from psychological warfare to logistics management—continue to influence today's battlefield tactics and strategic thinking across global militaries.

Polyaenus vs. Frontinus: Two Modes of Military Advice

Military literature in the ancient Mediterranean is...

Rome’s Multicultural Society: Integration and Conflict Among Conquered Peoples

Explore Rome's multicultural society, focusing on integration, citizenship, and conflict among its diverse conquered peoples.

From Legionaries to Generals: How Ancient Roman Military Ranks Shaped Modern Warfare

Discover how Roman military hierarchy revolutionized warfare and continues to influence modern military structures. Learn the progression from legionary to general and see their NATO equivalents in this comprehensive guide.

Division of the Empire: How Diocletian’s Reforms Backfired

The Roman Empire, once a bastion of...

Equestrians: Rome’s Wealthy Middle Class

In ancient Rome, society was distinctly stratified, with clear divisions between the elite patricians and the common plebeians. Nestled between these two prominent classes was the equestrian class, or equites. Originally emerging as cavalrymen in the Roman military, the equites evolved into a significant socio-economic group.