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Hannibal inflicts the greatest ever defeat on the forces of Rome.
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Alexander the Great wrests control of the Persian Empire from Darius III.
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Cutting-edge computer gaming technology takes you to the heart of the Athenians decisive victory over the Persians in Marathon. Why did the seemingly superior force lose?
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The Battle of Thermopylae, 480 BCE, where a Spartan led Greek army held off a massive Persian army in a narrow valley for days.
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The gladiator Spartacus leads a revolt of slaves against their Roman masters.
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The 'scourge of God' Attila led the Huns to victory against the faltering Romans. Cutting-edge computer gaming technology takes you to heart of the battle.
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After letting Roman legions march deep into the desert, the Parthians encircle and annihilate them.
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Roman legions try to stop Goth tribes from crossing the Danube in search of land.
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Julius Caesar and Pompey face each other at Pharsalus, Greece.
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The Battle of Cynoscephalae against Macedonia in 197 B.C. removes Rome's last rival for power in the Mediterranean.
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The battle of Watling St. ends British resistance to the Roman occupation.
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Let cutting-edge computer gaming technology take you to the battle between the Egyptian King and the Hittite Empire in 1274BC. The outcome decided the future of the Middle East.
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Rome loses all of its territory east of the Rhine after a Teutoborg Forest debacle.
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