For real though so many of his battles have him with at least one of those disadvantage.9mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
You don't wanna be on the streets of Ancient Rome at night, especially alone.9mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Constantine never really said who his god was until he was basically sole ruler of the empire1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Another frontier commander rebelling tale as old as time. Context in the comments1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
No I am not toxic for specifically bringing up Thermopilae 2 electric boogaloo, you should've stuck to your philosophy11mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Pertinax could've continued the Pax Romana but noo they needed their bribe. Context in the comments.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
What I imagine it must be like to deal with the 9th legion as a commander.3mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/spqrposting
That day I learned the Romans were absolutely savage, they have my respect ever since.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
He basically formalized the cursus honorum with the time limit. I hate that he is responsible for my favorite aspect of the cursus honorum.11mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
I will defeat you Hannibal, but I won't fight you -Fabius maximus the cunctatore, probably.3mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Sometimes interests align, sometimes they don't, sometimes someone has to be taken out.7mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Napoleon never exists, Europe stays the same. No further ramifications trust me.7mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
That day I learned the romans were absolute savages, they have my respect ever since.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
How some of y'all be simping for a potential provincial usurper smh.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
I will starve you out Hannibal, the fate of the people is secondary -Quintus Fabius Maximus Verrucosus, probably.3mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Just sayin' Western Rome died off pretty quickly after losing Illyricum1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
This only really apply to early and high medieval era Europe but damn what a downgrade1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Something about the glorious unparalleled military victory makes it more convincing.2yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Incredible system of checks and balances yet so oppressive and oligarchic.10mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Sounds a lot like Heresy to me boy. Might convene a whole council over it.3mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Sometimes my brain likes to torture me, now I have to reconsider my burning hatred.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
I mean he was ruthless but the only thing I actually can criticize about him is his succession plan.11mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Some of his achievements were straight up fiction but man can time be a bitch1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Publius Ventidius Bassus, one of the most out of nowhere moments of sheer badassery in Marc Anthony's disastrous campaign.2yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
Tbh I just wanted to rant about the Gracchi brothers and the Marian reforms8mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
People say it a lot but seriously how the hell did Rome survive THAT?!11mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
For a change of pace and staying Roman, the true reason for the fall of the republic. Context in the comments.1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/HistoryMemes
Sometimes interests align, sometimes they don't, sometimes someone has to be taken out7mo ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
This is why you need at least one professional at saving the Republic1yr ⋅ _abou-d ⋅ r/RoughRomanMemes
