THE ANCIENT GERMANS AND ROME, 120 BC TO AD 68: Records of Contact and Conflict

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Contains new translations of Roman sources detailing conflicts and interactions between Rome and the Germanic tribes up to AD 68, including Julius Caesar's campaigns across the Rhine, the Augustan conquest of Germania as far as the Elbe, and the great German retaliation in the Teutoburg Forest. This unique resource is for anyone interested in the Germanic peoples of ancient Europe, or the military and economic development of the Roman frontiers. Presents new translations of all the significant Roman sources relating to contact and conflict between Rome and the people of the land they called Germania.