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In ancient Carthage, where the waves of the Mediterranean caress the African coast, an empire of trade and power was born. But when Rome rose on the horizon, the First Punic War unleashed a fierce struggle that left Carthage in ruins. At the heart...

In the middle of the 1st century BC, Rome was the greatest power in the Mediterranean area. However, the continuous expansion and conquest, demographic and economic growth and the crisis of the state model had fragmented Roman society, greatly increasing social polarization. The Senate...

In 476, the leader of the Heruli, Odoacer, deposed the Emperor of the West, Romulus Augustus. The Western Roman Empire had come to an end through fighting, corruption, and barbarous interventions... However, in that period, the Roman general Flavio Aecio exercised the functions of...