30 b.c.-476 a.d

In the second century A.D., Ariantes is forced to leave his country and join the Roman forces, but instead of adapting to his new country, he fights the Romans to keep control of his own life.

Presents an explanation of ancient Roman civilization and its model of facism, discussing its dangerous influence on governments that follow its pattern to war, inflation, over-taxation, business failure, unemployment, and poverty.

Describes the soldiers, command, arms, drills, and daily life of the Roman army during the time it spent defending the Roman Empire and its frontiers.

Examines the armour, tactics, weapons, and organization of the Roman army during the Macedonian campaign, Caesar's conquest of Europe and the early years of Empire in Rome.

Describes what it was like to be a Roman soldier in ancient times, describing their weapons, armor, combat methods, and role in Roman history.

Discusses the daily life of ancient Romans including their families, homes, occupations, education, and methods of worship.

Describes life in ancient Rome and the succession of emperors, from Pompey to Justinian, who ruled this empire.

Contains an introduction to what it was like to be Roman soldier, in simple text with illustrations, including information on armor, weapons, skills, and duties.