Republican levy
Italy to a Mediterranean win.
Dated history of Roman military (c. 6th century BCE-5th century CE in the West (East continues as Byzantine -- a sequel file)) in Italy, then the Mediterranean and European-Near Eastern frontiers.
Educational history. Casualty figures are documented ranges. This is not operational advice, a ranking of nations, or a how-to for weapons or coups.
Start with the Italian alliance, not with a Hollywood helmet. The Republic wins as a system.
Civil war is not a side quest; it is the imperial origin.
A Republican disaster that did not end the alliance system.
Scipio and the end of the Hannibalic War.
The professionalisation debate's named hinge.
Citizenship as a military crisis.
A provincial army as a political subject.
Octavian's war at sea; the imperial preface.
Frontier armies making emperors.
The column as propaganda and source.
A late field-army disaster in the public file.
A classroom date; the East continues.
Italy to a Mediterranean win.
Marius to Actium.
Pay, forts, a famous peace with wars on the edge.
Usurpation as a military rhythm.
Diocletian-Constantine structures; Vegetius; a classroom end.
A levy system survives Hannibal.
A civil war ends in a navy's photograph.
A late army's public disaster.
476 is a classroom door, not the only end. Name the East.
Vegetius is a late mood, not a universal key.