Sulla III: Vengeance

<p>How do you keep your team together in a civil conflict?  Can a country right itself by warring with itself?  What are the limits to which one man will go to punish his enemies?  </p><p> </p><p>In this episode, Sulla’s most famous, or rather infamous, acts as a leader.  </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>—People—</p><p>Sulla</p><p>Plutarch</p><p>King Pyrrhus </p><p>Cinna</p><p>Metellus Pius</p><p>Marcus Licinius Crassus</p><p>Carbo</p><p>Gaius Norbanus</p><p>Lucius Cornelius Scipio (Asiaticus)</p><p>Sertorius</p><p>Gnaeus Pompeius (Pompey)</p><p>Gaius Marius (Jr.)</p><p>Damasippus</p><p>The Samnites</p><p>Telesinus</p><p>The Lucanians</p><p>Lucius Ofella</p><p>Sextus Roscius (Amerinus)</p><p>Cicero</p><p>Catiline</p><p>Julius Caesar</p><p>The Gracchi</p><p>Metella</p><p>Marcus Aemilius Lepidus (consul 78 BC)</p><p> </p><p>—Places—</p><p>Apollonia</p><p>Epirus</p><p>Adriatic Sea</p><p>Italy</p><p>Dalmatia</p><p>Campania</p><p>Mt Tifata</p><p>Capua</p><p>Capitoline Hill</p><p>Picenum</p><p>Praeneste (Palestrina)</p><p>Rome</p><p>Colline Gate</p><p>Antemnae Field of Mars (Campus Martius)</p><p>Temple of Bellona</p><p>Circus Flaminius</p><p>Ameria</p><p>Cumae</p>