The Late Roman Army

Pat Southern · Karen R. Dixon

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Classical Antiquity Studies Military history and social perspectives Byzantine Studies and History

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List of figures. List of plates. Preface and Acknowledgements. List of emperors. Outline of significant events. 1. Sources 2. Crisis and Transition 3. Barbarians and Bureaucrats: The Army from Constantine to Justinian 4. Recruitment 5. Conditions of Service 6. Equipment 7. Fortifications 8. Siege Warfare 9. The Morale of the Late Roman Army 10. The End of the Army. Maps 1-V: The Empire from the Mid Second Century to the Fifth Century AD. Glossary. Bibliography. Index.

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