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Publisher: United Journals
Year: 2012
Pages: 184
Condition: slightly soiled covers, contents in good order
Dimensions: 200x150 mm
Size: slightly larger than standard format, with hard covers
Peace is the conquest and subjugation of one's adversaries," was believed during the heyday of the Roman superpower.
The history of the Roman Empire is a fascinating journey from the obscurity of legends to the creation of a world power, from magnificent conquests, victories and defeats, achievements in the art of war
and daring undertakings, but also unimaginable ambition, cruelty and destruction.
Military historian Mati Úun accompanies the reader on this nearly 2,000-year journey in the book
“Rome. A superpower in wars,” dealing with the founding of Rome in reality and legend, the republic
emergence and expansion, battles and the technology of the time, the ideas of great men and the clash of cultures, all of which eventually inevitably led to the decline and disintegration of the superpower.