IMPERIUM ROMANUM
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  1. 343–341 BCThe First Samnite WarBook I · Chapter 2
  2. 340–338 BCThe Latin WarBook I · Chapter 2
  3. 326–322 BCThe Opening CampaignsBook I · Chapter 3
  4. 321 BCThe Caudine ForksBook I · Chapter 3
  5. 320–315 BCThe Roman RecoveryBook I · Chapter 3
  6. 298–290 BCThe Third Samnite WarBook I · Chapter 4
  7. 295 BCThe Battle of SentinumBook I · Chapter 4
  8. 280 BCThe Battle of HeracleaBook I · Chapter 5
  9. 279 BCThe Battle of AsculumBook I · Chapter 5
  10. 278–275 BCThe Sicilian AdventureBook I · Chapter 5
  11. 275 BCThe Battle of BeneventumBook I · Chapter 5
  12. 272 BCThe Fall of TarentumBook I · Chapter 6
  13. 264 BCThe Opening CampaignBook II · Chapter 1
  14. 262–261 BCThe Siege of AcragasBook II · Chapter 1
  15. 260 BCThe Battle of MylaeBook II · Chapter 1
  16. 259–258 BCOperations in Sardinia and CorsicaBook II · Chapter 1
  17. 256 BCThe African Expedition: EcnomusBook II · Chapter 1
  18. 256–255 BCRegulus in AfricaBook II · Chapter 2
  19. 255 BCThe Battle of the Bagradas (Tunis)Book II · Chapter 2
  20. 255 BCThe Catastrophe of the Return FleetBook II · Chapter 2
  21. 254–250 BCThe Long Sicilian WarBook II · Chapter 2
  22. 250 BCThe Battle of PanormusBook II · Chapter 2
  23. 250–241 BCThe Siege of LilybaeumBook II · Chapter 2
  24. 249 BCThe Disaster at DrepanaBook II · Chapter 2
  25. 247–241 BCHamilcar Barca on Mount EryxBook II · Chapter 2
  26. 10 March 241 BCThe Battle of the Aegates IslandsBook II · Chapter 2
  27. 241 BCThe Peace of LutatiusBook II · Chapter 2
  28. 240–237 BCThe Mercenary WarBook II · Chapter 3
  29. 238 BCThe Roman Seizure of Sardinia and CorsicaBook II · Chapter 3
  30. 237–228 BCHamilcar Barca in SpainBook II · Chapter 3
  31. 229–228 BC, 219 BCThe Illyrian WarsBook II · Chapter 3
  32. 228–221 BCHasdrubal the Fair and Carthago NovaBook II · Chapter 3
  33. 225 BCThe Battle of TelamonBook II · Chapter 3
  34. 225–222 BCThe Cisalpine Gallic War: Telamon and ClastidiumBook II · Chapter 3
  35. 222 BCThe Battle of Clastidium and the Spolia OpimaBook II · Chapter 3
  36. 220–219 BCThe Saguntum CrisisBook II · Chapter 4
  37. Spring 218 BCThe Roman Declaration of WarBook II · Chapter 4
  38. Spring–Summer 218 BCThe Departure and the Spanish CrossingBook II · Chapter 4
  39. Late August 218 BCThe Crossing of the RhôneBook II · Chapter 4
  40. September–October 218 BCThe Ascent of the AlpsBook II · Chapter 4
  41. Late November 218 BCThe Skirmish at the TicinusBook II · Chapter 5
  42. Late December 218 BCThe Battle of the TrebiaBook II · Chapter 5
  43. 218–212 BCThe Elder Scipios in SpainBook III · Chapter 3
  44. Spring 217 BCHannibal's Crossing of the ApenninesBook II · Chapter 5
  45. 21 June 217 BCThe Battle of Lake TrasimeneBook II · Chapter 5
  46. June–July 216 BCThe Approach to BattleBook II · Chapter 6
  47. Morning to Mid-Afternoon, 2 August 216 BCThe BattleBook II · Chapter 6
  48. 216–215 BCThe Defection of CapuaBook III · Chapter 1
  49. 215 BCThe Macedonian ComplicationBook III · Chapter 1
  50. 213–211 BCThe Siege of SyracuseBook III · Chapter 2
  51. 212–211 BCThe Recovery of CapuaBook III · Chapter 2
  52. 210 BCThe Young Scipio Takes the Spanish CommandBook III · Chapter 3
  53. 209 BCThe Recovery of TarentumBook III · Chapter 2
  54. 209 BCThe Capture of Carthago NovaBook III · Chapter 3
  55. 208 BCBaecula and the Strategic DecisionBook III · Chapter 4
  56. Late 208–Spring 207 BCHasdrubal's March to ItalyBook III · Chapter 4
  57. 22 or 23 June 207 BCThe Battle of the MetaurusBook III · Chapter 4
  58. Spring 206 BCThe Battle of IlipaBook III · Chapter 5
  59. 206 BCThe Reduction of Remaining Carthaginian PositionsBook III · Chapter 5
  60. 205 BCThe Strategic Debate at RomeBook III · Chapter 6
  61. 205–204 BCPreparations in SicilyBook III · Chapter 6
  62. Spring 204 BCThe Landing and the Early OperationsBook III · Chapter 6
  63. Spring 203 BCThe Burning of the CampsBook III · Chapter 6
  64. Spring 203 BCThe Battle of the Great Plains and the Capture of SyphaxBook III · Chapter 6
  65. Late 203 BCThe Carthaginian Decision to Recall HannibalBook III · Chapter 6
  66. October 202 BCThe Battle of ZamaBook III · Chapter 7
  67. 200–199 BCThe Opening CampaignsBook IV · Chapter 1
  68. June 197 BCCynoscephalaeBook IV · Chapter 1
  69. 196 BCThe Peace and the Declaration of the IsthmusBook IV · Chapter 1
  70. 192 BCThe Aetolian Catalyst and the Opening of the WarBook IV · Chapter 2
  71. April 191 BCThermopylaeBook IV · Chapter 2
  72. 190 BCThe Roman Crossing to AsiaBook IV · Chapter 2
  73. December 190 BCThe Battle of MagnesiaBook IV · Chapter 2
  74. 188 BCThe Treaty of ApameaBook IV · Chapter 2
  75. 171–169 BCThe Failed Roman CampaignsBook IV · Chapter 3
  76. 22 June 168 BCPydnaBook IV · Chapter 3
  77. 149 BCThe Diplomatic Crisis and the Declaration of WarBook IV · Chapter 5
  78. 149–146 BCThe Long SiegeBook IV · Chapter 5
  79. 149–146 BCThe Political Crisis and the Outbreak of WarBook IV · Chapter 6
  80. 147–139 BCThe Lusitanian and Celtiberian Wars (154–151 BC) and the Viriathic ResistanceBook IV · Chapter 4
  81. Summer 146 BCThe Engagement at ScarpheiaBook IV · Chapter 6
  82. 143–133 BCThe Numantine WarBook IV · Chapter 4
  83. 123–121 BCGaius Gracchus and the Widening of the BreachBook V · Chapter 1
  84. 107–105 BCThe Capture of JugurthaBook V · Chapter 2
  85. 102–101 BCAquae Sextiae and VercellaeBook V · Chapter 3
  86. 100 BCSaturninus, and the Sixth ConsulshipBook V · Chapter 3
  87. 91–88 BCThe Italian Question and the Social WarBook V · Chapter 4
  88. 88 BCThe March on RomeBook V · Chapter 4
  89. 88–85 BCThe First War Against MithridatesBook V · Chapter 5
  90. 83–82 BCSulla's Return and the Colline GateBook V · Chapter 4
  91. 80–72 BCSertorius: The Republic in ExileBook V · Chapter 5
  92. 74–66 BCLucullusBook V · Chapter 6
  93. 73–71 BCSpartacusBook V · Chapter 5
  94. 67–66 BCThe Pirate Command and the Lex ManiliaBook V · Chapter 6
  95. 66–62 BCPompey's Settlement of the EastBook V · Chapter 6
  96. 58–53 BCThe ConquestBook V · Chapter 7
  97. 49 BCThe Rubicon and the Sixty DaysBook V · Chapter 8
  98. 48 BCPharsalus, and the Death of PompeyBook V · Chapter 8
  99. 44–42 BCThe Ides, the Proscription, and PhilippiBook V · Chapter 8
  100. 30 BCActium (32–31 BC), and the Last Day of AlexandriaBook V · Chapter 8
  101. 12 BC–AD 6The German ProjectBook VI · Chapter 1
  102. AD 6–9The Bellum BatonianumBook VI · Chapter 2
  103. 166/7–180The Marcomannic WarsBook VII · Chapter 5
  104. September, AD 9The TeutoburgBook VI · Chapter 2
  105. 15–16The German Campaigns of GermanicusBook VI · Chapter 3
  106. 17–43The Long FrontierBook VI · Chapter 3
  107. 43–47The Claudian InvasionBook VI · Chapter 4
  108. 47–51CaratacusBook VI · Chapter 4
  109. 58–60Artaxata and TigranocertaBook VI · Chapter 5
  110. 60–61BoudicaBook VI · Chapter 4
  111. 63–66Rhandeia (62), and the Peace of the DiademBook VI · Chapter 5
  112. 68 – January 69The Fall of Nero and the Reign of GalbaBook VI · Chapter 7
  113. January–April 69Otho and Vitellius: The First Battle of CremonaBook VI · Chapter 7
  114. July–December 69The Flavian War: The Second Battle of Cremona and the Burning of the CapitolBook VI · Chapter 7
  115. 69–70The Batavian RevoltBook VI · Chapter 7
  116. 70The Siege of JerusalemBook VI · Chapter 6
  117. 70–79Vespasian: The Army RebuiltBook VI · Chapter 8
  118. 71–74Triumph and MasadaBook VI · Chapter 6
  119. 77–84Agricola and the Far NorthBook VI · Chapter 4
  120. 81–89Domitian: The Chattan War and the Dacian EmergencyBook VI · Chapter 8
  121. 89–96The Pannonian Wars and the EndBook VI · Chapter 8
  122. 105–106The Second War and the End of DaciaBook VII · Chapter 1
  123. 115–117The War Behind the War: The Diaspora RevoltBook VII · Chapter 2
  124. 132–136Bar KokhbaBook VII · Chapter 3
  125. 161–169The Parthian War and the PlagueBook VII · Chapter 5
  126. 192–197The Second Auction of the EmpireBook VII · Chapter 6
  127. 197–235Enrich the SoldiersBook VII · Chapter 6
  128. 235–249The Emperors of the FrontierBook VII · Chapter 7
  129. 249–260Abritus, Dura, and EdessaBook VII · Chapter 7
  130. 260–268Gallienus and the Threefold EmpireBook VII · Chapter 8
  131. 270–275Aurelian, Restitutor OrbisBook VII · Chapter 8
  132. 275–284To DiocletianBook VII · Chapter 8
  133. 284–305Diocletian: The Reorganized WarBook VIII · Chapter 1
  134. 306–337Constantine: The Civil Wars and the Christian ArmyBook VIII · Chapter 1
  135. 337–353The Brothers' Wars and the Persian FrontBook VIII · Chapter 2
  136. 355–363Julian: Strasbourg and the Persian CatastropheBook VIII · Chapter 2
  137. 364–375The Pannonian Brothers and the Fortified PeaceBook VIII · Chapter 3
  138. 376–378The Crossing and the CatastropheBook VIII · Chapter 3
  139. 379–395Theodosius and the Price of the PeaceBook VIII · Chapter 3
  140. 395–408The Generalissimo's WarBook VIII · Chapter 4
  141. 408–410The Three Sieges and the SackBook VIII · Chapter 4
  142. 425–450Aetius and the Hun BargainBook VIII · Chapter 5
  143. 429–442The Loss of AfricaBook VIII · Chapter 5
  144. 451–454The Catalaunian Plains, Italy, and the Two MurdersBook VIII · Chapter 5
  145. 455–468The Sack, the Fleets, and the Last Soldier-EmperorBook VIII · Chapter 6
  146. 468–476476: The NoticeBook VIII · Chapter 6