Thunder of the Gods: Empire VIII

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Ship of Rome (Masters of the Sea, Book 1)

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Honour

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Marius' Mules VI: Caesar's Vow and Prelude to War

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Legionary: Land of the Sacred Fire: Legionary Book 3

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Marius' Mules V: Hades' Gate: Marius' Mules, Book 5

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Retribution

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Marius' Mules VII: The Great Revolt: Marius' Mules Book 7

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Carbo and the Thief

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Triumph

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Captain of Rome (Masters of the Sea)

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Master of Rome (Masters of the Sea, Book 3)

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Marius' Mules III: Gallia Invicta

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Empires of Bronze: Dawn of War

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Marius' Mules IV: Conspiracy of Eagles

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Vengeance

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To Murder a King: Struggle for the Crown, Book 2

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Parthian Dawn: Parthian Chronicles, Book 2

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Marius' Mules XII: Sands of Egypt: Book 12

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Emperor's Axe

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Viper of the North

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Emperor's Knife

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Legionary: The Scourge of Thracia

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Marius' Mules II: The Belgae

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Mutiny

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Emperor's Sword

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The Border Wolves

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Legionary

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Marius' Mules X: Fields of Mars: Marius' Mules Book 10

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The Centurions

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Barbarian Princess

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21: The Arch of Septimius Severus

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Interview: On the Parthian Empire w/ Dr. Nikolaus Overtoom: Dr. Nikolaus Overtoom joins us to discuss the Par…

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014a- A Phalanx With Joints: For hundreds of years the Roman Army used the Greek phalanx, but during the Samnite Wars they were forced to develop a new distinctly Roman system.

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Episode T17 – The Sons of Grypus: Synopsis: With Rome encroaching from the north and south, the sons of Grypus battle Parthians, usurpers and local powers to keep their hold on Syria. “As he lingered on the banks of the Euphrates, (Sulla) received a visit from Orobazus, a Parthian,

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The Defeat of Rome: Crassus and the Battle of Carrhae: Gareth Sampson, author of Defeat of Rome in the East: Crassus, the Parthians, and the Disastrous Battle of Carrhae, 53 BC came on the podcast to provide an in depth account of Marcus Crassus’ disastrous campaign east of the Euphrates River in ...

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Episode B11 – Caedis: Synopsis:  The end of Tacfarinas, and the bloody co-rule of Tiberius and Sejanus.  “Then, as the campaign had demonstrated Ptolemy’s good-will, an old-fashioned distinction was revived, and a member of the Senate was dispatched to present him with the ...

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Episode 147 - Hadrian’s Wall part 1: The man behind the wall: To mark the 1,900th anniversary of the building o…

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Episode 42 – The Emperor’s Club (2002): This episode, its all about the three Cs of classical education: Caesar, Cicero and Cheating at trivia contests. We dig into The Emperors Club (2002), the oft-forgotten antithesis to Dead Poets Society about how Kevin Kline instills soon-to-be-famous tee

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092- The Parthian War: After some initial setbacks, Marcus sent Lucius east to deal with a suddenly critical war with Parthia in 162.

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Ancient Rome special: Classical historian and broadcaster Mary Beard talks to us about her new one-volume history of Rome entitled SPQR. Meanwhile, we speak to the bestselling historical novelist Robert Harris about his latest fictional portrait of the Roman statesman Cicer...

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Episode 31 – The Last Legion (2007), with Ayelet Haimson Lushkov & Pramit Chaudhuri: Sometimes we review movies were very passionate about and sometimes we review The Last Legion. Fortunately we have special guests Ayelet Haimson Lushkov and Pramit Chaudhuri, hosts of Calcutta Arthouse Podcast, to save Rome(?) with us. Where to even begi

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AWA: Were late Roman armies as bad as they say?: Robert asks, 'Was the Roman Army of the later Roman Empire really that bad as everyone believes? Were they really a shadow of the republican and early empire legions? Although they were defeated at Adrianople, other than that battle, they seemed to...

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Episode 94: Ausonius: One of the later Latin poets of the Empire, Ausonius’ expansive body of work gives us a window into the changing world of fourth-century Roman culture.

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125- The Best Defence is a Good Defence: Over the course of his reign Diocletian instituted a number of reforms to the military structure that helped transform the legions into a new kind of army.  

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AWA: If the Roman Legion was superior to the phalanx how could Hannibal use such inferior methods and defeat the Romans for years?: In Ancient Warfare Answers, Jasper (editor of Ancient Warfare Magazine) and Murray (deputy editor) tackle your questions on ancient military topics. In this episode Murray answers a question from patron Disco Shootout, if the Roman Legion was superior...

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22 Rome's Lost Epics w/ Rhiannon Evans (Ennius, Gnaeus Naevius): The oldest Roman epics we have were produced during the Roman Empire. But before becoming an empire, Rome was a powerful republic for hundreds of years. What happened to the Roman epics from the republican period? In this episode, we examine the...

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Bringing Order to Chaos: The Armies of Diocletian: Jasper, Josho and Michael are joined by Jason Klazmer to look at the the armies of Diocletian () "When Emperor Alexander Severus was assassinated in AD 235, the Roman Empire fell into an abyss that it would only crawl out of after almost fifty years....

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Conquerors of Italy - the Early roman republic: With Jasper away Josho is joined by regulars Lindsay Powell, Murray Dahm and guest Mark McCaffery. "The rise of Early Republican Rome, from leading city in Latium to imperial power dominating peninsular Italy, seems inexorable. The Romans'...

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Episode 5: The Immortals - Julius Caesar

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1509 Germanicus Caesar: Rome's Most Popular General: Germanicus Caesar is a famous name in the annals of Roman military history yet his life story is known to remarkably few. It is a Boy's Own tale of adventure, courage and derring-do, but it is also the chronicle of the man who was intended to be the...

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23: Could the Roman Empire Have Survived?

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12 Days: Nero's succession and the fall of the Byzantine Empire

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The emperor Claudius at war: Though not known for his martial prowess, Claudius, like many Roman emperors before and after, needed a military victory to cement his position. Britain was the ideal target. The team discuss . To watch the show live, as it's recorded, why not become...

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The Kings of Rome

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AW119 - Rise of the Legion: The Development of the Roman Army

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Romans: Roman Empire - Emperors, People and Mice: Sophie asks to go back to the height of the Roman Empire and we learn about Emperors, Legions, Mice, Roads and Gladiators. With a song by Sophie that everyone can sing along with, and lots of stories about silly Roman Emperors, there's something for all ...

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The Rise of the Praetorian Guard: From Gladiator to Star Wars, today the Praetorians are one of the most distinctive military units of Imperial Rome. But what do we know about this unit’s origins? Tristan caught up with historian Lindsay Powell to talk through their rise.

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Julius Caesar Part 1: The Roman Dictator

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Alexander the Great: Through Persian Eyes: Conqueror. Destroyer. Convert. Legendary king. It's fair to say that Alexander the Great's relationship with ancient Persia was complicated. Despite conquering the Persian Empire, Alexander admired and adopted many aspects of Persian culture....

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Army for an Empire: Augustus' new Roman army: Legions played a critical role in Octavian's rise to power