"Great Battles of the Hellenistic World"

[Brihentin13]

That title was a book. I read it because of EB sparking my interest(my apologies for not remembering an author, it was a while back and I've since loaned said book to a friend). Just recently, I also picked up "The Seven Military Classics of Ancient China"(various authors, translation by Ralph D. Sawyer) and "Mein Kampf"(by Hitler, duh). I mention these books because of the promise that we all made by installing this mod: READ MORE HISTORY! I'm doing my part, are you?

[Brihentin13]

I should mention that I wasn't some sort of uneducated person who didn't read before, it's just that my knowledge of military history was rather shameful in reference to any pre-WW2 events. I went to private school and am in college, so I know the basics of Western history, but it wasn't until EB that I really dug into the ancient world!

[Ownager]

I use historical references at all times. Even in math reports and stuff.

[seleucid empire]

If you like war history read 'Greek and rome at war' very nice book. Discusses all of rome and the Hellenistic worlds great battles as well as going into detail about their troops and formations