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by Anthony Spalinger. Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 96 pages. 2026. Subtitle: Egypt Attempts to Take Syria Ramesses II led the Egyptian Army out of Egypt and across what is today Israel and into Syria to try and wrest away a piece
by Jeffrey Smith Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 218 pages. 2026. Subtitle: The Collapse of Sparta’s Empire and the Rise of the Theban Hegemony Most references to Sparta refer to Thermopylae first, then to the Peloponnesian War second, but after Sparta defeated
by Raoul McLaughlin Hardback (6.4×9.4 inches). 201 pages. 2026. Subtitle: 500 BC to AD 60 Another nice consolidation of ancient sources translated into English, this time centering on ancient Britain and Ireland. The usual main suspects are represented — Julius
by Philip Matyszak. Hardback (6.4×9.5 inches). 176 pages. 2025. While Hannibal and the Second Punic War receive the bulk of the coverage, and rightly so, the First and Third Punic Wars are also covered. Skirmishes and minor battles are not
by Gabriele Esposito. Hardback (7.0×10.0 inches). 176 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Organization, Weapons & Equipment Subtitle: Armies of the Past The history of the Byzantine Empire conjures up battles against Eastern horse and a waystation for crusaders on the way to
by Fernando Quesada Sanz. Hardback (7.3×10.0 inches). 406 pages. 2025 reprint of a 2010 translation of a 2008 book. I have a feeling this may have been a much larger form factor, for the type is tiny and the main
by William Horsted Softcover (7.25×9.75 inches). 56 pages. 2026. If you need an ancients campaign to wargame, the internecine warfare among Alexander the Great’s successors is a great one. The Seleucid Empire, founded by Alex’s general Seleucus and increased by
. . by Raoul McLaughlin. Hardback (6.5×9.5 inches). 256 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Records of Contact and Conflict This is a collection of ancient texts, or mostly excerpts of ancient texts, that showcase interactions between Germans and the Roman Republic and
. . by Gabriele Esposito. Hardback (7.0×10.0 inches). 164 pages. 2025. Subtitle: Organization, Weapons & Tactics The first half of the book up to page 107 covers Persian history and the second half covers uniforms and weaponry. I’ve enjoyed his
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