Although the Roman warriors themselves left little evidence of their existence, some literature has survived. Numerous archaeological finds and the study of preserved sculptures also shed light on the nature of the Roman army, which conquered territories on an astonishing scale. From the year 44 BC, when the Roman dictator Julius Caesar was assassinated, to the time when Constantine made Byzantium the Roman capital and renamed it Constantinople, the development as well as the organisational structure, armour and weapons of the Roman army are described. Numerous illustrations, some in colour, provide detailed illustrations of the knowledgeable text. German-language edition of two "Osprey" booklets!
Group
Books (first-hand)
Title
Die römische Armee von Caesar bis Constantin (44 v. Chr.-333 n. Chr.)
Details
Numerous illustrations, some in colour. 80 pages.
State
new
Math. Lempertz GmbH Gut Pottscheidt 53639 Königswinter Deutschland
