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The phalanx as a formation was adopted by the Romans. After suffering disastrous defeats by the hands of other Italian city states, the Romans adopted the maniple formation from their enemies - which was far more flexible than the phalanx.
 
The phalanx as a formation was adopted by the Romans. After suffering disastrous defeats by the hands of other Italian city states, the Romans adopted the maniple formation from their enemies - which was far more flexible than the phalanx.
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==Links==
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==External links==
 
[http://www.hoplites.co.uk/html/hoplites.html]
 
[http://www.hoplites.co.uk/html/hoplites.html]
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[[Category:Military History]]
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[[Category:Military history]]
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