This article provides a reassessment of the battle scene featured on the frieze of Aemilius
Paullus's Pydna Monument at Delphi. Each of the 29 figures is discussed in detail, with the …

Antiochos IV Epiphanes's persecution of the Judaeans in the 160s BC is perceived as an
enigma in Hellenistic history. The restrictions on the observance of Judaism seem to …

Abstract After the Peace of Apameia, the Roman Republic was decidedly reluctant to exert
direct control over the former Seleukid possessions. It relied rather on its 'friends', mainly …

The Macedonian phalanx, invented by Philip II, is considered to have been a pikeman-
phalanx. However, a detailed analysis has shown that the full pikeman-phalanx must have …

Auxiliaries are usually studied in the late Republic or the Imperial period. Despite this
emphasis in modern research, auxiliaries were employed in substantial numbers during the …

This of Roman essay discusses soldiers within Roman their infantry formation, tactics at
rather the small-unit than the higher-echelon scale, specifically dispositions the arrangement …

Come i vicini e rivali dinasti di Bitinia, gli Attalidi di Pergamo hanno legittimato il proprio
potere erigendosi a campioni della Grecità d'Asia contro i Galati. Se una storia che tenga …

Introduction… an innumerable mass of cavalry was crossing the Hellespont… the cavalry
force alone could overwhelm the massed armies of Europe… bodies of infantry many times …

An analysis of ancient Greek, Roman, and Macedonian winning battle formations, from why
they worked, the equipment and men used, and how they broke down. Justin Swanton …

The purpose of this paper is to analyse the literary traditions concerning the death of
Hannibal, with a specific focus on the more detailed account proposed by Nepos (Hann. 12) …