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Caesar's Legions: The Roman Soldier, 753 BC to 117 AD
• This book is in our bibliography • This book is on 2 myArmoury member lists Edition: Hardcover Other editions available: Paperback 30 third-party copies available from: $0.01 
Other items of interest: • Roman Centurions 753-31 BC: The Kingdom and the Age of Consuls (Men-at-Arms) • Macedonian Armies after Alexander, 323-168 BC (Men-at-Arms) • The Roman Army: The Greatest War Machine of the Ancient World (General Military) • Roman Battle Tactics 390-110 BC (Elite) • Early Roman Warrior 753-321 BC  Product Description: The city of Rome was founded, not by the sons of Mars as myth would have it, but by the amalgamation of separate communities of the Palatine and Quirinal hills around 600 BC. From such humble beginnings grew a culture which, by the 1st Century AD, held dominion over much of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Caesar's legions were essential to the maintenance of these territories, and this book investigates the development and growth of the Roman fighting machine. The text explores the organization of the legions, as well as the motivation, the weapons, armor, equipment of the individual soldier. Product Details/Specifications: Authors: Nicholas V Sekunda Simon Northwood Recording label: Osprey Publishing Publishers: Osprey Publishing Manufacturer: Osprey Publishing EAN: 9781841760995 Binding: Hardcover ISBN: 1841760994 Number of items: 1 Publication date: 2000-01-28 |
