Who is the greatest general of antiquity and why is it Julius Caesar?

>runs away cos the pope told him so

big guy

Is this picture from a 7 errors game?

>leather vambraces
>metal crest on helmet
>untied cheek plates
>soft leather armour
>black

can anyone find the remaining errors?

Not before the pope gave him a lot of gold in return. The goal of the Huns was to just plunder everything. They succeeded tremendously at that. Btfo East Rome and forced them to pay tribute to them to be left alone.

>>runs away cos the pope told him so
>believeing this christfag bullshit
Attila left Itali baecause of logistics and ERE threatening his empire

Is Alexander no longer part of "antiquity"?

>Scythians and Sarmatians were Turkic
This is bad roach propaganda

No, just the History Channel bowing down to black supremacists and getting pretty much everything wrong.

This, and it wildly exaggerates Hunnic influence, just because a tribe that migrated from Scandinavia a few hundred years prior became Hunnic vassals doesn't mean that the Huns controlled Scandinavia.

why hasnt anyone mentioned pyrrhus yet?

Scandis are full of the Mongoloid Q haplogroup that is associated with the Huns.

Caesar was a master at finding exploits and squeezing every little advantage out of a situation possible.

he was actually a lot like Hannibal himself, only he commanded a better army.

Too bad they have different subclades.

Hannibal with Caesar's Army...

Wew

He was white fag

meds weren't white

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Hannibal was a shit general. The Romans themselves were the ones who lied about Hannibal being a good general, because that makes the Romans also look better, having successfully defeated a good general.

Best general was Africanus, followed by Pompey. Pompey gets hated on for "stealing victories" which is total BS.

>Pompey

HE WAS A CONSOLE OF ROMEEEEE

>le Spanish, Italian aren't white meme

the nord rape babies who inhabit italy may be white now, but they weren't during antiquity

does this look white to you?

>Huns ruling anything outside Pannonia
I like these maps.

>the nord rape babies
Porco il dio when is this meme going to die? Germanic admixture in Italy is sub 3% in the most germanified regions (aside from alto adige)

>defeat the ocean
not a lot of men can do that

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Ancient Romans looks the same like modern Italians, you cuck

That's true only by a definition of germanic so vague it means shit at all.

maybe the plebs

patricians look like napoleon did

>Germanic mean white.

I dare you to find a kraut who has lighter skin than this guy

>t's hard to say. Caesars most notable victories are against either savage tribes with poor organization or against troops that had significantly less experience than his own,
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Pharsalus

Julius Caesar was out-manned and outmaneuvered by the most decorated general of his day, whose soldiers were all Roman veterans, and Julius Caesar still managed to pull off a stunning victory.

Caesar fought Celts (to the point of genocide), he fought Greeks, he fought Egyptians, he fought other Romans. He was supposedly in the process of planning an invasion of Persia when he was murdered.

He looks like Fabio Cannavaro

are you blind

Darker you mean?

His skin looks tanner in many other pics

theoriginalwinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Fabio-Cannavaro2.jpg

This guy is darker, i mean whiter.

guy has germanic bone structure, just look at that chin and cheekbones

TThey look same, the difference is that pic only gives you a single angle of view. Meanwhile, with Cannavaro pics you can look at many different angles of his face.

i can tell what the roman's facial structure is by looking at him and looking at busts of other romans

Is Sulla Germanic then?

>red-blond with a dead white face covered in red marks
>big chin

Scipio looks like Pierluigi Collina

wide chin, no jaw

like his head is small overall so his chin seems large even though it isn't
look at the bone structure again

if anything scipio looks like ghandi

Jesus fucking Christ, this thread had so much potential until some /pol/tard turned it into a circlejerk over skin color

>muh bone structure

You give the pic of Scipio to any body, asked them who he looks more like? Gandhi or Collina ?.

9/10 them will say the latter, and the guy who chooses the former is an autist.

>Scipio Africanus
>Africanus
>his bust is black

WE

i forgot what gandhi looks like

collina does not look like scipio he looks like a nord raped a med
>muh skin colour
bone structure, height and skin colour ty

Yes, are you blind?

t. shitskin

Literally the same guy who spammed "Med wuz not white" meme in every Roman thread, i guess he is a Greek.

Pompey is not a PS4

Of course, he is a fat xbox one

The Battle of Alesia put Caesar into Alexander-tier, he would've definitely beaten Hannibal.

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>>Scipio Africanus
>>Africanus
>>his bust is black
Actually several roman emperors were arabs, but at the time they weren't muslims, their goods were the latin ones. None made problems about it, people looked at how they reigned.

>>mfw no one posts me, the only PS7 console of ancient Rome.

Trebia, Trasimene, and Cannae are more impressive imo. Plus, Hannibal's army wasn't as nearly as well-equipped and supplied as Caesar's.

>several roman emperors were arabs

Philip was called "Arab" because he was born in what the Romans called "Arabia Petraea". It isn't part of the Arabian peninsula though. He was of Syrian descent, not some nomad goatfucker.

Hannibal was one of the greatest at what he's done, no doubt, but Caesar also had the odds stacked against him many times, and he actually knew how to capitalize on a victory, whereas Hannibal barely did, and although Hannibal was a great commander, Caesar had a more calculated mind and could plan ahead, and he had great generals.

I'm sure in a regular battle, Caesar and his armies would beat Hannibal with great difficulty, but if we take into account that Caesar's army was larger, more advanced, and that Caesar had studied Hannibal's strategies and what not before, then Caesar would stomp him.