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The Roman Army in Britain and Britons in the Roman Army
Britannia, 1973Before discussing the evidence for the origines of the men recruited into Roman army units in Britain, and the evidence for Britons being recruited into units in Britain or elsewhere, it will be convenient to summarize the evidence for recruitment-patterns for legions and auxilia for the empire as a whole.
B. Dobson, J. C. Mann
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2006
This wide-ranging study of the Roman army covers its political, historical, and social aspects as well as its peacetime occupations and its operation in war. The Roman Army: A Social and Institutional Historyoffers a revealing portrait of a legendary fighting force in peacetime and at war from a soldier's-eye view.
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This wide-ranging study of the Roman army covers its political, historical, and social aspects as well as its peacetime occupations and its operation in war. The Roman Army: A Social and Institutional Historyoffers a revealing portrait of a legendary fighting force in peacetime and at war from a soldier's-eye view.
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1997
Abstract Ancient observers describe the Roman army as the third essential constituency of the imperial system, with the aristocracy and the Roman plebs. Perhaps, indeed, the army could somehow be imagined as the plebs of Rome in arms, conferring ideological legitimacy on the emperor at the senate’s side.
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Abstract Ancient observers describe the Roman army as the third essential constituency of the imperial system, with the aristocracy and the Roman plebs. Perhaps, indeed, the army could somehow be imagined as the plebs of Rome in arms, conferring ideological legitimacy on the emperor at the senate’s side.
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Recreating the Late Roman Army
Late Antique Archaeology, 2013This paper attempts to give some insight into the role that Roman military reconstruction archaeology can play in the understanding of Roman military equipment from Late Antiquity. It can only provide a brief introduction to some of the equipment of the Late Roman army though, and Bishop and Coulston’s Roman Military Equipment, first published in 1993 (
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2015
The Roman imperial army was the largest state-run organization of the Roman Empire with well over 400,000 soldiers and officers serving in Rome, Italy, the provinces, and some even beyond. Men from all levels of Roman society and from all parts of the empire joined this army.
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The Roman imperial army was the largest state-run organization of the Roman Empire with well over 400,000 soldiers and officers serving in Rome, Italy, the provinces, and some even beyond. Men from all levels of Roman society and from all parts of the empire joined this army.
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The Roman Army and the Roman Religious Year
Harvard Theological Review, 1952Dura-Europos on the Euphrates has given us many surprises, and not the least of them was that from this outpost we should acquire a Feriale, or list of days with prescribed offerings, and that these holy days should be exclusively Roman, Imperial, or military.
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2017
Roma ordusu, yıllardır pek çok araştırmaya konu olmaktadır. Özellikle İkinci Dünya Savaşı sonrasında Roma ordusuyla ilgili çalışmalarda bir patlama görülmektedir. Limes veya Roman Frontier Studies gibi adlar altında düzenli aralıklarla gerçekleştirilen kongreler, bir yandan dünyanın farklı yerlerinde yaşayan uzmanları bir araya getirip araştırmacıların
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Roma ordusu, yıllardır pek çok araştırmaya konu olmaktadır. Özellikle İkinci Dünya Savaşı sonrasında Roma ordusuyla ilgili çalışmalarda bir patlama görülmektedir. Limes veya Roman Frontier Studies gibi adlar altında düzenli aralıklarla gerçekleştirilen kongreler, bir yandan dünyanın farklı yerlerinde yaşayan uzmanları bir araya getirip araştırmacıların
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2012
The paper presenst a brief synthesis of the Roman military units that were present in the Pannonian region south of the Drava between 1st-4th centuries AD. The campaigns of the Augustan period are presented, as well the formation of the limes and the campaigns of 2nd-4th century.
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The paper presenst a brief synthesis of the Roman military units that were present in the Pannonian region south of the Drava between 1st-4th centuries AD. The campaigns of the Augustan period are presented, as well the formation of the limes and the campaigns of 2nd-4th century.
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Roman Britain and the Roman Army
The American Journal of Philology, 1955Robert O. Fink, Eric Birley
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