Gladius: Living Fighting And Dying In The Roman Army Guy De La Bedoyere Abacus Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Roman Army Was Greatest Fighting Machine Ancient World Produced Empire Depended On Soldiers Not Just To Win Its Wars Defend Frontiers And Control Seas But Also Act As Engine Of State Legionaries Auxiliaries Came From Across Beyond They Served Tax Collectors Policemen Surveyors Civil Engineers If Survived In Retirement Civic Worthies Craftsmen Politicians Some Even Rose Become Emperors Gladius Takes Reader Right Into Heart What It Meant Be A Part Through Words Historians Those Men Themselves Their Religious Dedications Tombstones Private Letters Graffiti Guy De La Bédoyère Throws Open Window How Wives Children Lived Bleak Frontier Garrisons Guarding Emperor Rome Enjoying Ringside Seat History Emperors\ Mutinying Over Pay Marching Triumphs Throwing Weight Around City Streets Esteem Honorable Σελίδες: 528 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0222 Διαστάσεις: 12 6X12 6Cm