Evolution of The Roman Soldier | Animated History

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Why not talk about cavalry , its still formidable part of army especially during late Empire .

Rome did not fall in the 4th century, it was merely divided.

The ancient Romans were the largest slave producers in the world.
they enslaved the Caucasian peoples.
That's why there are now many Caucasian peoples in Europe.
and this history almost repeated itself with the slavery of Africans in America.

The Rome Total War music chilled me to the bone... fcking nostalgy

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Каждый день надо думать о римской империи!

I just learned to take over Europe💀

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Could you please do evolution of Greek armor or evolution of Byzantine armor? Pls

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"Ask my kidnappers if I'm just a sh*t talker" Julius Caesar

I would love a part 2 explaining the eastern Roman military soldier’s evolution!

Are you sure Rome fell in the 4th century ? and which Rome you refer orientalits or occientalis ?

Do you know the difference between a REPUBLIC and a democracy? The Republic protect's private property.The democracy premotes collectivism....

Thank you my friend it's really difficult to find historically accurate roman unit clothes

he killed every unit name lol
good video tho

Where's the Byzantine Era

It's strange how two of the most iconic elements of the Roman legionnaire are in reality inaccurate. Lorica segmentata, although certainly present, was never prevalent, much more common was lorica hamata (the chain mail one), which would serve much better as the most common depiction of the imperial Roman soldier. The Roman salute was also not a thing at all, it just came as a wrong idea from the pose of certain statues of various emperors, but there are actually no reliable sources to indicate it was a real custom

I am highly disappointed that this video didn't continue into the Byzantine era.

I love the overview the vid gives, but please stop calling it the prinkipahtay. It kept throwing me off. The term is an anglicism and should be read as such (as in "prinsipait"); the original Latin word for it would be "principatus". If ever you need a quick input regarding Latin or Ancient Greek pronunciation, hit me up.

Very bad resume

The ecclesiastical pronunciations are killing me

From a backwater town ruled by their Etruscan overlords to the paragon of Weser civilization and to cradle of the western world this is the story of Rome

Whats that sountrack at 13min ?

this is perfect for a Bannerlord mod :)

It’s a miracle Jeff van Dyke didnt copyright strike this video

Perhaps you can do one on the byzantine empire

Pronounciation of "Caesar" ---- Instant history correct b*ner

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Do you pronounce everything wrong or am I?

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What about evolution of the medieval Roman soldier (a.k.a. Byzantine or East Roman soldier) throughout the centuries?

At the very end of this video the narrator states that Rome fell in the fourth century. In reality, Rome lasted until 476 in the late 5th century. And was revived by the eastern Roman emperor Justinian in the 6th century.

Didnt the western part of Rome fall in the 5th century? I mean around 411 AD the city was sacked and never really recovered

I was also an adventurer, jumping out of C130s and getting into gunfights in Bactria for Consul Barrackus Obamus, under Legio 82 Airbornum. And I too got arthritis.

I remember installing the EB mod to Rome Total War (for historical accuracy) and finding that the earlier Roman legions were not what I expected. Play in the "early" age and it feels a lot like a Greek army!

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you didnt mention when the pilum became a regular spear!

Ave, true to Caesar!

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Can you please send a copy of your video to ALL film makers in the USA...
Ridley Scott too, when I saw how he falsified, distorted and lied about our Emperor Napoleon, I almost threw up....
Maybe they'll stop messing with our European history. from FRANCE

Interesting seeing transition from ancient italic armour and in the end transition to greek cataphract and langobardic attire