Uncover the profound impact of battlegrounds on ancient narratives. This compelling study delves into the creation and portrayal of war landscapes in Greek and Roman literature. Explore how conflict shaped environments and how these settings influenced the perception and memory of war. Drawing on cognitive theory and ecocriticism, it examines representations of war’s effects on the natural world and territorial control. Essential reading for Indian students of classics, ancient history, and literary studies, this book offers fresh insights into the enduring connection between warfare, geography, and textual representation.