The Leaders of Rome

We're here. The greatest boogieman of Roman history and the commander who still lives in the dreams of all those who want to destroy armies. Hannibal is still considered to be one of the greatest generals the world has ever seen and his accomplishments would live on for all of history. But none of would be enough to stop the juggernaut that was Rome.

A balm to Rome's wounds! Will it help in the long run?

Considered one of the most infamous fools and ambitious politicians. How fair were those labels? You decide...

One of the most unique enemies of Rome, someone who stood against them even as he never had much ambition to fight. Today we talk more about science and math than history! How exciting!

Welcome to my podcast within a podcast! In this episode we are going to look at one of Rome's most important foreign enemies, Will he be victorious against the bold Roman republic? Probably not!

This episode wound up being more about the Samnite Wars than Barbatus, but he makes some appearances in there. Maybe that counts as an April Fools prank?

Who was the man considered great enough to be called the "Second Founder of Rome"? What actually happened during the sack of Rome?

What happens when one man tries to take control of a nascent republic? How do the people respond when there's no legal way to stop him?

The Roman Washington who would eventually have a great American city named after him.

One of the most famous and infamous generals to ever grace the pages of Roman history. His dramatic life was so enthralling it captured Shakespeare's eye in a notorious play.