"III - I B.C.".
Rome did not have the same tradition of mounted warfare as many of her contemporaries, and with only 300 cavalry assigned to each legion of between four and five thousand men, the cavalry was very poorly represented, which caused many problems on campaign. Increasingly Rome relied on her allies for cavalry support, and even when allied structure was similar to that of Rome there were two or even three times the percentage of cavalry to infantry. Nevertheless all Roman armies had a mounted contingent, and since it is apparent that Zvezda wish to produce complete armies for the Punic Wars, this one is a must.
- 18 figuren +18 paarden.