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Maps The Roman Empire in the Mid-Second Century, 42 Roman Britain, 179 The Later Roman Empire, 252
Page 2: The Roman Army
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Page 7 and 8: vi C on ten ts Guard Troops: The Eq
Page 9 and 10: viii C on ten ts Britain in AD 83/8
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48 The Roman A rmy pire was split i
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50 The Roman A rmy Po l i ti c s ,
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52 The Roman A rmy l i kely the re
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54 The Roman A rmy The dec ades fro
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56 The Roman A rmy (quaestiones) we
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58 The Roman A rmy Head of Gnaeus P
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60 The Roman A rmy po s i ti on . T
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62 Statue of Augustus, who was born
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64 The Roman A rmy a rmy. In the ea
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66 The Roman A rmy The Pro-Magistra
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68 The Roman A rmy tempts to free t
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70 The Roman A rmy ex ped i ti on s
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72 The Roman A rmy Republican reven
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74 The Roman A rmy fo ll owed by th
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76 The Roman A rmy S t a te ex pen
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78 The Roman A rmy s econ ded to ci
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80 The Roman A rmy ex to ll ed by s
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82 The Roman A rmy cen tu ri on bei
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84 The Roman A rmy posthumous deifi
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86 The Roman A rmy into a world fra
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88 The Roman A rmy greaves, spear,
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90 The Roman A rmy Livy’s legion
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92 The Roman A rmy each of the alli
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94 The Roman A rmy men in the legio
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96 The Roman A rmy a n ce of the Al
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98 The Roman A rmy The Legions O r
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100 The Roman A rmy get h er, and m
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102 The Roman A rmy isters of their
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104 The Roman A rmy this instance t
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106 The Roman A rmy s ense of duty,
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108 The Roman A rmy Marble head of
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110 The Roman A rmy perors after Ot
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112 The Roman A rmy other equipment
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114 The Roman A rmy usually denoted
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116 The Roman A rmy Sculptural reli
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118 The Roman A rmy Guard Troops: T
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120 The Roman A rmy slaves at the d
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122 The Roman A rmy placed by local
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124 The Roman A rmy d i ers ,” an
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126 EMPERORS WHO ROSE FROM HUMBLE B
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128 The Roman A rmy was no officer
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130 The Roman A rmy Primus Pilus Th
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132 The Roman A rmy Citizenship gra
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134 On the accession of a new emper
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136 The Roman A rmy ti ce session s
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138 The Roman A rmy ately given an
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Chapter 4 Culture of the Roman Army
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Citizenship could be bestowed on ce
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veal that officers’ wives resided
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C u lt u re o f t h e R o m a n A r
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and Valens passed laws to flush out
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G reek and Roman authors do not ref
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The official Roman state festivals
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There is far more information about
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172 The Roman A rmy vian ex p l oi
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174 The Roman A rmy w a rd as out w
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176 The Roman A rmy intended to pla
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178 The Roman A rmy thought that th
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180 ROMAN FORTRESSES, FORTS, AND FO
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182 The Roman A rmy ROMAN FORTRESSE
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184 The Roman A rmy boundaries by r
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186 The Roman A rmy ning barriers w
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188 The Roman A rmy Order of march
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190 The Roman A rmy eight-mile marc
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192 The Roman A rmy cerning the loc
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194 The Roman A rmy su gge s ted th
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196 The Roman A rmy versely, in a s
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198 The Roman A rmy Planning and St
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200 The Roman A rmy rives from the
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202 The Roman A rmy the appointment
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204 The Roman A rmy p u rsu i t . C
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206 The Roman A rmy Com bi n ed mil
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208 The Roman A rmy r e fe r e n c
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210 The Roman A rmy Two soldiers, o
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212 The Roman A rmy ern provi n ces
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214 The Roman A rmy The Parthians u
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216 The Roman A rmy he says should
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218 The Roman A rmy Soldiers suppli
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220 The Roman A rmy mals and vehicl
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222 The Roman A rmy vi ded . By tra
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224 The Roman A rmy The nu m ber of
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226 The Roman A rmy m on i tor the
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228 The Roman A rmy ence; some of t
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230 The Roman A rmy side the comman
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232 The Roman A rmy m e s s en gers
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234 The gravestone of Anicius Ingen
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236 The Roman A rmy tested at House
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238 The Roman A rmy P robably in th
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240 The Roman A rmy their distances
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242 The Roman A rmy generals should
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Chapter 7 The Late Roman Army From
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center of the Empire had to be with
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TheLateRomanA rmy 249 Portrait of D
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TheLateRomanA rmy 251 Head of Const
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This document, literally translated
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TheLateRomanA rmy 257 tis commanded
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TheLateRomanA rmy 259 man, then the
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Mi l i t a ry tom b s tones of the
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TheLateRomanA rmy 263 Several forts
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e fe r e n c e s a n d f u r t h e
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268 The Roman A rmy magistracies. S
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270 The Roman A rmy A romanticized
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272 The Roman A rmy bought the serv
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274 The Roman A rmy Pompey also exp
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276 The Roman A rmy equestrian, Pom
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278 The Roman A rmy quarters, just
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280 The Roman A rmy whose task was
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282 The Roman A rmy but some of t h
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284 The Roman A rmy throw their pil
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286 The Roman A rmy n ort hwe s t ,
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288 The Roman A rmy pey had not los
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290 The Roman A rmy assassins struc
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292 The Roman A rmy During the long
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294 The Roman A rmy Germanicus serv
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296 The Roman A rmy Four legi ons u
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298 The Roman A rmy the season, Ger
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300 The Roman A rmy of them were to
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302 The Roman A rmy vexillations fr
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304 The Roman A rmy Ma x i mus set
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306 The Roman A rmy as a com m a n
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308 The Roman A rmy Pharsalus, 48 B
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310 The Roman A rmy erators to the
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312 The Roman A rmy Britain in AD 6
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314 The Roman A rmy In the fifth se
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316 The Roman A rmy This scene from
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318 The Roman A rmy Severus and the
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320 The Roman A rmy h ad to retu rn
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322 The Roman A rmy Southern, Pat.
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324 The Roman A rmy ries are based
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326 The Roman A rmy began with an e
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328 The Roman A rmy s tru cti on of
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330 The Roman A rmy Ireland, S. 198
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332 A p p e n d i x held for one ye
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334 A p p e n d i x after leaving t
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336 G l o s s a ry bucina: horn sou
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338 G l o s s a ry equites singular
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340 G l o s s a ry primus pilus: th
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Bibliography A b b r e v i at i o n
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M o d e r n Wor k s B i b l i o g r
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B i b l i o g r a p h y 347 Kent, J
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B i b l i o g r a p h y 349 Watson,
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352 I n d e x Ala, 68, 118, 121, 33
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354 I n d e x Augustus, Gaius Juliu
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356 I n d e x Caesar, Gaius Julius
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358 I n d e x Clodius Albinus, 318,
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360 I n d e x Didius Gallus, 177 Di
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362 I n d e x Food supply (continue
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364 I n d e x Heroes generals as, 2
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366 I n d e x Landesmuseum, Mainz,
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368 I n d e x Maps, 239-242 as sour
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370 I n d e x North Africa, 5, 9, 1
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372 I n d e x Pompey the Great (Gna
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374 I n d e x Roman Empire (continu
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376 I n d e x Soldiers (continued)
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378 I n d e x Theodosius I, the Gre
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380 I n d e x Valerian, Emperor (ad
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