For centuries, the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire were able to conquer and force their will on other people around the Mediterranean Sea.
The success of Rome was built on its army, and its army was able to sustain its dominance for so long because of its system of superior organization and logistics.
It was this system which allowed them to excel in ancient warfare for so long.
Learn more about how Roman armies worked and what made them so successful on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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