Leading The Roman Army: Soldiers And Emperors 31 Bc - 235 Ad Jonathan Mark Eaton Pen Sword Military Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

The Roman Imperial Army Represented One Of Main Factors In Exercise Political Control By Emperors Effective Management Was Essential For Maintaining Safety And Well-Being Empire As A Whole This Book Analyses Means Which Controlled Their Soldiers Sustained Allegiance From Battle Actium 31 Bc To Demise Severan Dynasty Ad 235 Recent Discoveries Have Revolutionised Our Understanding Study Provides An Up Date Synthesis Range Evidence Archaeological Epigraphic Literary Numismatic Sources On Relationship Between Emperor His It Demonstrates That Intensely Personal Nature He Not Only Commander-In-Chief But Also Patron Benefactor Even After Discharge Military Service Yet More Complex Than Emperor-Soldier Suggests Requires Adequate Hierarchy Impose Discipline Command Troops Daily Basis Particular Relevance Mainly Dispersed Along Frontiers Effectively Series Separate Armies Needed Ensure Loyalty Officers Building Mutually Beneficial Relationships With Them Way Became Network Interlocking Ties Protected Subversion Σελίδες: 216 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm