Author article: '[i]AN ARMY FIT FOR AN EMPIRE[/i] as featured in
Ancient Warfare magazine, volume XII, issue 1
Author article: '[i]AN ARMY FIT FOR AN EMPIRE[/i] as featured in
Ancient Warfare magazine, volume XII, issue 1
This book is only 145 pages long, but it is followed by an extensive 'endnotes' section. The book has eight pages of colored pictures from places mentioned in the text. Dr. Fratantuono does an excellent job of bringing this man Lucullus back out of the shadows and into the light.
Read the complete review [link=http://www.awargamersneedfulthings.co.uk/2018/04/lucullus-by-lee-fratantuono.html]here.[/link]
A Wargamer's Needful Things
This book is only 145 pages long, but it is followed by an extensive 'endnotes' section. The book has eight pages of colored pictures from places mentioned in the text. Dr. Fratantuono does an excellent job of bringing this man Lucullus back out of the shadows and into the light.
Read the complete review [link=http://www.awargamersneedfulthings.co.uk/2018/04/lucullus-by-lee-fratantuono.html]here.[/link]
A Wargamer's Needful Things
This book is a fascinating account of intrigue, power politics, dynastic alliances and warfare in the ancient Mediterranean world overlapping three continents.
Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine issue 232
This book is a fascinating account of intrigue, power politics, dynastic alliances and warfare in the ancient Mediterranean world overlapping three continents.
Toy Soldier & Model Figure magazine issue 232
Both scholarly and entertaining, which is a rare feat.
The Armourer, April 2018
Both scholarly and entertaining, which is a rare feat.
The Armourer, April 2018
Article: [i]Alhambra historian publishes book[/i] as featured in
Around Alhambra, January 1st 2018
Article: [i]Alhambra historian publishes book[/i] as featured in
Around Alhambra, January 1st 2018
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Cataclysm 90 BC
We are accustomed to think of the late Republic as a period in which Rome enjoyed almost uninterrupted military success against foreign enemies. Yet at the start of the first century BC, Rome, outnumbered and out-generalled, faced a hostile army less than a week's march from the Capitol. It is probable that only a swift surrender prevented the city… Read more...
