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Episode 3 of History of War explores how ancient Greece and Rome transformed warfare into a defining force of civilization.

From the disciplined Greek phalanx to Sparta’s warrior society and Rome’s professional legions, this episode examines how war became institutionalized—shaping citizenship, politics, and empire itself.

Covered in this episode:

Greek city-state warfare and citizen soldiers

Spartan military culture and discipline

Naval warfare and Athenian strategy

The Peloponnesian War and its consequences

Roman military organization and adaptability

How war built—and sustained—the Roman Empire

This episode is presented for educational and historical purposes only. It does not glorify violence or promote modern political viewpoints. All content is non-graphic, respectful, and suitable for a broad audience.

Understanding classical warfare helps explain how modern military systems, governments, and global power structures evolved.

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