Roman Empire Anecdotes
Rome’s Client Kings: How the Empire Ruled Without Annexing
Rome often governed through allied kings rather than annexing their territories. The reigns of Massinissa, Deiotarus, and Herod show how this system operated.
Roman Empire Anecdotes
Rome often governed through allied kings rather than annexing their territories. The reigns of Massinissa, Deiotarus, and Herod show how this system operated.
Roman Empire Anecdotes
Sextus Pompeius was dismissed by his enemies as a pirate, but Pompey’s son used Sicily, sea power, refugees, and memory to become Octavian’s last Pompeian rival.
Roman Empire Historical Facts
At Pharsalus, Caesar faced Pompey at his strongest — and won by turning the battle at the one moment when his own line seemed closest to collapse.