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:Roman law was not as well thought or as influential as Rome’s armies. The Roman law was used primarily for roman citizens. More often people would be tried in the traditional courts of their region rarely going to the roman court. An example of this would be when Jesus was arrested. He was first brought before the Sanhedrin, and then only because they wanted to have him killed did they bring him before Pilate.  (James)
 
:Roman law was not as well thought or as influential as Rome’s armies. The Roman law was used primarily for roman citizens. More often people would be tried in the traditional courts of their region rarely going to the roman court. An example of this would be when Jesus was arrested. He was first brought before the Sanhedrin, and then only because they wanted to have him killed did they bring him before Pilate.  (James)
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:The Roman legions were the most efficient and deadly fighting force in the ancient world; more than anything else, they made the Roman Empire what it was.  Each legion, composed of 3,000-5,000 men, was a self-sufficient fighting force.  Each legionary carried two days rations, sword, javelin, and shield, water, and a long pointed wooden pole which were set up around a camp as a palisade.  Their discipline enabled them to crush enemy armies of barbarians even when greatly outnumbered.  (Duncan)
    
H3. Discuss rights that [[St. Paul|Paul]] enjoyed as Roman citizen, rights not enjoyed by Jesus's other disciples.
 
H3. Discuss rights that [[St. Paul|Paul]] enjoyed as Roman citizen, rights not enjoyed by Jesus's other disciples.
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H5. Discuss the Punic Wars, or any aspect of it (such as [[Hannibal]]'s efforts).
 
H5. Discuss the Punic Wars, or any aspect of it (such as [[Hannibal]]'s efforts).
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:The Punic Wars was a clash between two types of empire.  The Carthaginian Empire was centered on Carthage, and all other states were tributary to the city of Carthage.  The conquered states were required to supply tribute and soldiers to fight Carthage’s battles, which all resented.  Rome, on the other hand, granted full non-citizen rights to the people groups they conquered, instead of treating them as subordinate nations.  (Duncan)
    
H6. [[Attila the Hun]]: discuss this remarkable person.
 
H6. [[Attila the Hun]]: discuss this remarkable person.
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