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Gaius Julius Caesar along with 23,000 men defeats Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus and his 52,000 men.
Boudicca's uprising is destroyed by a Roman force: 400 Roman Legionaries die and 80,000 of Boudicca's followers die.
Scipio Africanus Major wins a decisive victory against Hannibal and ends the 2nd Punic War
Hannibal crushes the Roman army under Lucius Aemilius Paulus and Publius Terentius Varro in a very decisive battler.
Greek victory over Romans
Visigoths sack Rome
Attila the Hun suffers a defeat at the hands of a Roman and Visigoth army.
Leonidas and 300 Spartans held of the Persian army under Xerxes for 3 days and then died.
Athenians and allies defeat Persian army at Marathon.
While the time of the development of saddles and stirrups is difficult to pin down, art and other more permanent depictions of the two suggest that they may have been seen together somewhat commonly starting in the early 500's B.C.
Damascus steel blades have been legendary among swords since the crusades. They were known to be durable and high quality.
Some of the earliest known fully armored (heavy) cavalry appeared in the service of the Byzantine Empire under Heraclius. These were Cataphracts.
As with Damascus steel, Greek fire was a closely guarded middle eastern secret.
During the era in history when Ancient Greece was at the height of power, great armies came in many cultures but one dominant formation: the phalanx.
The advantage early metals provided warriors as armor in the early years of history won battles and strengthened the influence of the Ancient Greeks on western civilization.
Normans defeated the English
At the height of siege warfare before (and part way into) the introduction of gunpowder, the trebuchet was the weapon most to be feared.
The Mongolian Empire was among the largest empires in history.
The English Longbow or Welsh Longbow was one of the most powerful weapons of Medieval Europe.
Wallace is betrayed by Red Comyn and the English see their first victory over his peasant army.
What is a claymore? A claymore is a two handed Scottish great sword. The origin of the name claymore comes from the Gaelic words ‘claidheamh mòr’ meaning ‘great sword.’
English victory over the French
Henry V leads vastly outnumbered English army to victory over the French
French victory over English
French victory over English
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