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CHAPTER TWOThe Army and CenturiateO
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26 Gary Forsythetraces of substanti
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34 Gary Forsytheand taxation, and t
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40 Gary ForsytheBIBLIOGRAPHYAlföld
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PART IIMid- and Late Republic
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46 Louis RawlingsNaples, Locris, Cr
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48 Louis RawlingsThe Romans were cl
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52 Louis Rawlingsto safety and re-h
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60 Louis Rawlings8 On early Italian
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62 Louis RawlingsFURTHER READINGThe
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64 Dexter Hoyosspeech (we are told)
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66 Dexter Hoyosratios varied during
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68 Dexter HoyosRoman armies did not
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70 Dexter Hoyospresent tense - that
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76 Dexter HoyosNor did enemy leader
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The Age of Overseas Expansion 79the
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War and State Formation 97to sevent
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War and State Formation 99CitizensW
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War and State Formation 101Coercion
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War and State Formation 113Howgego,
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Roman Manpower and Recruitment 1152
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CHAPTER ELEVENThe Augustan Reforman
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CHAPTER TWELVEClasses. The Evolutio
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CHAPTER FOURTEENThe Army and the Li
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CHAPTER FIFTEENStrategy and Army St
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Military Documents, Languages, and
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Finances and Costs of the Roman Arm
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CHAPTER EIGHTEENWar- and Peacetime
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CHAPTER NINETEENThe Roman Armyand P
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CHAPTER TWENTYThe Army and the Urba
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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONEMaking Emperors.I
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Making Emperors 381Augustus’ last
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CHAPTER TWENTY-TWOMilitary Camps,Ca
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOURRecruits and Vet
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Recruits and Veterans 437of a freed
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVEThe Religions of
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PART IVThe Late Roman Empire(up to
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496 Timo SticklerIt has been sugges
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508 Timo Stickler8 Roman Military P
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512 Timo SticklerBIBLIOGRAPHYAnke,
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514 Timo Sticklerthe relevant liter
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516 Michael WhitbyTitus belonged to
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520 Michael Whitbyfor extra manpowe
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CHAPTER TWENTY-NINEArmy and Battle
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534 Hugh Eltonwriters, battle was a
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536 Hugh Eltonby our lack of knowle
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538 Hugh EltonAntioch. In 528, the
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540 Hugh Eltonand skirmishes. Roman
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544 Hugh EltonHist. Eccl. 4.27; Pro
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550 Hugh Elton—— 2000. “Theor
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552 Index locorumHistoria AugustaHa
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554 Index locorumP. Brooklyn24 295P
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556 IndexAllia 14Allier 231Allies (
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558 IndexBrutus, D. 211Bu Njem 286-
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562 IndexFabius Valens 383, 385Fale
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566 IndexLibyan Desert 286Licinius
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570 IndexProstitution 87, 425Protec
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574 IndexVercingetorix 231, 496Verg