Isca Dumnononiorum - Exeter
Londinium - London
Ebaracum - York
Calleva - Silchester in Hampshire.
Tuesday 8 June 2010
Tuesday 25 May 2010
Vercingetorix
Vercingetorix
was one of the best Gallic warlords. He beat Julius Caesar at the seige of Gergovia (La Roche-Blanche in Puy-de-Dome, near Clermont Ferrand). in September 52 bc and lost the same year at the siege of Alesia (Alise-Saint-Rennes, Cote D'Or, near Dijon).
He surrendered to Julius Caesar
and was taken to Rome where he was imprisoned for six years before being ritually strangled.
was one of the best Gallic warlords. He beat Julius Caesar at the seige of Gergovia (La Roche-Blanche in Puy-de-Dome, near Clermont Ferrand). in September 52 bc and lost the same year at the siege of Alesia (Alise-Saint-Rennes, Cote D'Or, near Dijon).
He surrendered to Julius Caesar
and was taken to Rome where he was imprisoned for six years before being ritually strangled.
Tuesday 18 May 2010
Roman military factions.
Roman factions on Rome Total War.
Julii: Northern Italy
Brutii: southern Italy i.e. the boot and the heel
Scipii - mid-southern Italy
SPQR - Rome
Other factions:
Macedonia
Egypt
The Seleucid Empire (southern Turkey);
Carthage (Tunisia);
Parthia (NE Iran)
Pontus (Northern Turkey to the southern shores of the Black Sea);
Gaul;
Germania;
Brittania;
Armenia;
Dacia (largely corresponds to modern Romania);
Greeks Cities (Sicilia, Sparta, Thermon, Rhodos);
Numidia (northern Algeria);
Scythia (southern Ukraine)
Spain; Hispania ruled Spain and Portugal
Thrace (Bulgaria - western side of the Black Sea);
Julii: Northern Italy
Brutii: southern Italy i.e. the boot and the heel
Scipii - mid-southern Italy
SPQR - Rome
Other factions:
Macedonia
Egypt
The Seleucid Empire (southern Turkey);
Carthage (Tunisia);
Parthia (NE Iran)
Pontus (Northern Turkey to the southern shores of the Black Sea);
Gaul;
Germania;
Brittania;
Armenia;
Dacia (largely corresponds to modern Romania);
Greeks Cities (Sicilia, Sparta, Thermon, Rhodos);
Numidia (northern Algeria);
Scythia (southern Ukraine)
Spain; Hispania ruled Spain and Portugal
Thrace (Bulgaria - western side of the Black Sea);
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