Vercengetorix surrenders to Caesar after Alésia (Wikimedia commons)
Below are links to reports from games and of book reviews from this era.
Links to reports of games
Australia Day Game 2012—Second Punic War
The day that the Britons were neither brave nor mad in equal measure
Playtest of Impetus rules: Romans v Carthaginians
Boudica’s Last Battle, AD 60 (61?)
Battle of Trebia, December 218 BC
Battle of Bibracte, June 58 BC
Battle of Arausio, 105 BC. First battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Vercellae, 105 BC. Second battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Comum, 104 BC. Third battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Perusia, 104 BC. Fourth battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Firmum, 104 BC. Fifth battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Spoletium, 103 BC. Sixth battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Rome, 103 BC. Seventh battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Second Battle of Spoletium, 103 BC. Final battle of fictional Cimbrian Campaign
Battle of Lake Trasimene, June 217 BC
Fictitious battle based on Thapsus, 46 BCE
Battle of Pharsalus, 48 BCE
Caesar’s first invasion of Britain, 55 BCE
Battle of the Crimissus, 339 BC
Numidians v Caesarean Romans (fictitious)
Republican Romans v Samnites-Celts (fictitious)
Celts v Greeks (fictitious)
Battle of Zama 202 BC
Battle of Akragas, 406 BC
Battle of Laüs, 390 BC
Battle of Mt Vesuvius, 73 BC
Spartacus v Lentulus
Caesar's first invasion of Britain—redux 1 & 2
Battle of Sentinum 295 BC
Battle of Bagradas River 255 BC
Fictitious Late Republican Roman v Successor
Pyrrhus v Carthage
Battle of Asculum, 279 BC
Battle of Chaeronea, 86 BC
Gaul v Seleucid (fictitious)
Greek on Greek(fictitious)
Book reviews
Arms and Armour of the Imperial Roman Soldier: From Marius to Commodus by Raffaele D'Amato and Graham Sumner
Battles of the Greek and Roman Worlds: A Chronological Compendium of 667 Battles to 31 BC From the Historians of the Ancient World, by John Drogo Montagu
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