The losses at Cannae and Teutoburg forest, which was worse for Rome?

Posted on 20 November 2021 by The Tactical Hermit

Originally posted on Praetorian History: Roman legions are well renowned today as some of the most premier fighting forces in all of history. The discipline that it takes to fight as such a cohesive unit was unparallel during the supremacy of ancient Rome. What will strike most historians as they look back over the history…
The losses at Cannae and Teutoburg forest, which was worse for Rome? — muunyayo

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