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The Military Institutions Of The Romans
- Author: Vegetius
- Year: 2007
- Pages: 120
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The military institutions of the romans is a comprehensive book written by the roman author vegetius. It is a treatise on the organization and tactics of the roman military during the late empire period. The book provides a detailed account of the roman army's structure, training, equipment, and strategy, as well as its role in roman society. It covers a range of topics, including recruitment, discipline, siege warfare, cavalry, and the use of auxiliary troops. The book also includes advice on how to maintain an effective army, and how to avoid the pitfalls that can lead to defeat.
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