Vicious civil wars. Gruelling sieges. Rebellious provinces, galling betrayals and tribes seeking revenge… Join us for the first series of History’s Greatest Battles, where we’re heading back to the Roman empire. Emily Briffett is joined by historian Dr Adrian Goldsworthy to look back at five of the most fascinating clashes of this ancient civilisation, taking in the action blow by blow and identif... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Category | History |
What was the Romans’ weakest link when it came to warfare? Do we
underestimate the military might of other ancient civilisations in favour
of Rome? And which battles from the imperial era have been overlooked?
In this special bonus episode of Hist... more
Across the 370s AD, displaced Gothic tribes had flooded into the eastern Roman empire seeking refuge and settlement – but what they found instead was hardship and desperation. Such appalling ill treatment soon ignited a furious revolt that the Romans... more
In 359 AD, the Roman fortress of Amida held fast against the might of the Sassanian Persian army, in a gruelling 73-day siege that saw the city’s defenders face desperation, disease… and betrayal. This was a standoff that left the honour of two formi... more
In 61 AD, the fate of Britannia hung in the balance. Thousands had risen up in open rebellion against Roman rule – at their head was Iceni queen Boudica, seeking vengeance for her people’s suffering. Overwhelmingly outnumbered but unyielding, the Rom... more
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A fantastic with an in depth look at these hugely important battles. There is great context, an appropriate amount of detail, and all well told.
My only suggestion - more episodes please! 🙂
Thanks for the bonus pod. Perhaps it would help focus Adrian’s presentation if it was more question and answer format.
Great pods on Roman battles. Can’t go wrong with Adrian discussing Roman history!
Great job on the show maybe some ww1 episodes next?
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The focus is predominantly on significant military confrontations from the Roman Empire, with episodes dedicated to exploring pivotal battles and the historical context surrounding them. Insights from historians highlight how these confrontations were not just clashes of arms but also reflections of broader socio-political dynamics, leadership decisions, and the consequences that these battles had on the course of Roman history. Unique aspects include engaging discussions about alternative historical outcomes, which allows listeners to ponder how different decisions might have changed the fate of empires. The content is likely to captivate history enthusiasts and those interested in military strategy, ancient civilizations, and the intricat... more
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