This is how Rome became a major power ⚔ Third Samnite War (ALL PARTS) ⚔ FULL 1 HOUR DOCUMENTARY

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  @HistoryMarche · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @μιατρελητρεληφαρμα · 3 years ago

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  @Mark-uk7yx · 3 years ago

  The Samnites were a very resilient people we have to give them that.<br>They bounced back after countless defeats and still managed to muster significant forces. The first few battle would have ended the average medieval kingdom.

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  @felipecortez1042 · 3 years ago

  I loved that story about the wolf that walked in front of the roman soldiers, i knew that wolves were important to the romans, but i didn&apos;t know they were considered sacred

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  @byronwaldron7933 · 3 years ago

  Hi all! I wrote the series. If you have any questions, please ask!

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  @mrhumble2937 · 3 years ago

  Its crazy from here to Caeser is 250 years, as long as america has been a country. Just insane Rome survived so long esp in this time period.

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  @koboldprime2257 · 3 years ago

  &apos;People should know when they are conquered&apos;<br>&quot;Would you, Quintus? Would I? &quot;

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  @mr.jingles2894 · 3 years ago

  It’s incredible how in italy at this time period they could field so many thousands of soldiers over and over again.

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  @ragael1024 · 3 years ago

  i find it amazing that at this stage, Rome could muster such huge armies, while in medieval times, much larger kingdoms could barely gather a few thousand. <br>To see romans growing from a backwater village into a war machine is eerly similar to the ottomans. fascinating.

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  @robbiehynes6796 · 3 years ago

  Real life history is more entertaining than most shows these days

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  @allrequiredfields · 2 years ago (edited)

  In a bizarre way, it&apos;s kind of sad when you realize that even as common as war is today, with the advent of modern ballistic weapons, we&apos;ll never know what it&apos;s like to see 38,000 men screaming and charging at 40,000 men - just imagine the sound (especially if horses were involved) and then the smell days later, several square miles of stench.

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  @iseeyou5061 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Samnite is in a way similiar to Hannibal. One of the strongest and the most stubborn enemies Roman have to face but cannot capitalize their victory to decisively destroy Roman until Roman eventually adapt and overcome them.<br><br>Although i guess it&apos;s more appropiate if i used this comment in the previous Samnite war because by the third war Roman have already adapted and overcome the Samnite.

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