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.The Enemies of Rome: From Hannibal to Attila the Hun

by: Philip Matyszak

October 04, 2004
To often most of our reading around the Ancient world centres on Rome, Greece or Egypt. This book looks at the various nations and in some cases tribes that stood against the power of the day, Rome.
There is a quote at the beginning of this book that made it almost compulsory reading for me.
It points out how we often view The Roman Empire as a civilisation far more advanced than any other nation of its era based upon the wonders it has left behind. What we do not know or forget though is there were nations and peoples of the same era that may have been equally as advanced but were obliterated at the Roman sword. The Celts, Dacians, and Carthagians to name but a few! Who knows what mark they could have left if they were not repressed ... Read More:
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