
Avaricum--really 40,000 people? | History Forum
2020年4月2日 · Avaricum was not the only instance of slaughter-by-Romans. Generally, conquered folk were part of the war booty and were enslaved, but there were multiple …
The worst Roman atrocities or excesses? - History Forum
2014年4月2日 · Julius Caesar's sack of Avaricum would qualify. When the Romans breached the walls of Avaricum, either because they were seeking revenge for the murder of Roman …
Top 100 Commanders (portfolio format) | Page 157 | History Forum
2025年3月24日 · The Persian general, who is called ‘the barbarian’ by George, has usually been identified as Shahrbaraz, it being assumed that there is a play on words (Sarbaros, the …
Greatest besieger in history | History Forum - historum.com
2016年5月31日 · If Avaricum did not fall then Caesar would not have been able to advance to Alesia much less capture it. He also made excellent work of siege lines at Dyrrhachium, …
Roman Soldiers of the Gaulish Wars, 58-51 BCE - History Forum
Fabius, Lucius - Fabius was a centurion of the VIII Legion, who won a measure of fame for being the first Roman soldier to mount the ramparts of Avaricum, along with three of his legionaries. …
Caesar vs Alexander: a contrast | History Forum
2015年3月25日 · Caesar's brilliant sieges of or at Alesia, Avaricum, Uxelledorum, Alexandria, and even Gergovia and Dyracchium are every bit as impressive as Alexander's siege of Tyre, and …
Why was burned the Alexandria Library | Page 5 | History Forum
2020年12月28日 · So I can't help but notice that you ignore the yet further possible reason for the fire on the same line that you quoted, which was to make the point that there could be a …
Julius Caesar-Military genius? His tactics and strategies.
2013年10月19日 · Chapter 25 Caesar proceeded, after encouraging the tenth legion, to the right wing; where he perceived that his men were hard pressed, and that in consequence of the …
Boudicca was a murderer... but were the Gaels the same?
2015年4月30日 · The Romans could be just as brutal when they sacked a city. When Julius Caesar took the Gallic city of Avaricum after a siege for example, near the entire population of …
Great defensive commanders in history | History Forum
2016年4月3日 · When this failed he switched to an attrition war where he burned towns and grains, harassed the Romans and began a massive retreat to the north east. He also tried to …