Best illustrated books on the Roman World

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	"The Best visual guide to Roman times.  Contains over 400 illustrations by Ron Embleton, 71 in colour."

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	"Contains 20 full page colour illustrations by Angus McBride."

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	"Brilliant. Contains 350 full colour images by Peter Connolly."

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	"The best illustrated guide to cities and architecture."

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	"An excellent guide to Pompeii, contains many drawings by Peter Connolly."

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	"Rome's enemies - 20 full page illustrations. Try getting 'Ancient Armies' as well, by the same author."

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	"The Roman Legionary - 8 pages of full colour illustrations"

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	"The army of Rome's 'age of anarchy'.  8 illustrations."

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	"More illustrations by Ron Embleton."

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	"The Later Roman Army."

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	"Late Roman Infantryman, There's a companion title on the Cavalryman as well."

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	"Great on details. Part one of a three volume set."

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	"There's also other titles on Hadrian's wall, Rome's Northern Frontier and the Saxon Shore Forts."

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	"An illustrated title on Gladiators."

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	"Great book on ancient artillery. There's a companion title on siege machinery."

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	"Contains illustrations from several 'Osprey' titles."

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	"Great title on the Punic Wars. Has several pages of full colour illustrations."

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	"A lavishly illustrated title on classical warfare."

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	"The Battle of Pharsalus, contains three colour plates."

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	"The Battle of Adrianople, contains three colour plates."