Why didnt rome conquer all of africa?

why didnt rome conquer all of africa?

did they fear the black warrior?

>why didnt rome conquer all of africa?
They conquered all of Africa that was known

>They conquered all of Africa that was known

No they didn't.

There were Roman expeditions all the way to the Chad lake, there was definitely much of Africa that was known but not conquered.

Why didnt Rome conquer whatever was above the Rhine in europe? Did they fear the snow men?

Nothing of value there, also too far away

They saw the Chad lake and realized they couldn't even compare their Virgin mare nostrum to it, and turned back in shame

To get to even any place worth of any value you have to cross a big ass desert the size of their entire empire

In short, yes

This. Also too far inland from the mediterranean, which was the lifeblood of the empire.

>Virgin mare nostrum
Oh, I wonder how many civilizations did the chad lake nurture?

>getting this assblasted over a meme

>getting this buggered by an obvious joke

>Literally the easiest sea to sail
lol

>the easiest sea
>not the baltic sea

If it was that easy they would have reached Sardinia

implying the romans had the technology necessary to build airplanbes

they could have used steam bath powered airplanes dummy

They feared the dry desert and it's heat of destruction

you can't reach Sardinia by boat in ancient times you stupid fucking mongrel they couldn't even read in ancient Rome you think they could have sailed to Sardinia?

This, it took them decades to even get to Sicily