Rome lost loads of soldiers in the Germanic wars too.
Rome lost loads of soldiers in the Germanic wars too. The parallel is that these wars are too expensive (for a non-existential conflict) to take to fulfilment, but also can't easily be disengaged from.
Posted by spacebanana7 on Jul 20, 2026, 12:22 PM
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Rome lost loads of soldiers in the Germanic wars too.
spacebanana7Jul 20, 2026, 12:22 PM
Rome lost loads of soldiers in the Germanic wars too. The parallel is that these wars are too expensive (for a non-existential conflict) to take to fulfilment, but also can't easily be disengaged from.
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