Isbn: 9798313687919 - roman legions: a quick read (9 risultati)

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - BOOKThe Roman Legions: A Quick Read is a concise and easy-to-read book that explores the fascinating history of the Roman legions. Through short articles, it covers key topics such as the origins and early development of the legions, their structure and organization, and how soldiers were recruited and trained. The book also highlights important aspects like weapons and equipment, tactics and battle formations, and the daily life of a legionary. Readers will learn about famous legions, military engineering, and the role of legions in both the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire. Other sections focus on the legions' impact on Roman roads, their auxiliaries, and even the influence of religion and superstition. With questions to help reinforce learning, this book is designed to introduce readers to the Roman legions and spark interest in exploring their history further. \*Note these are the same articles we use in our curriculum workbook Topics: OverviewOrigins and Early DevelopmentStructure and OrganizationRecruitment and TrainingWeapons and EquipmentLegion Siege EquipmentTactics and Battle FormationsLegionary Life and Daily RoutineRoman Military EngineeringLegionary Standards and SymbolsPay, Rewards, and RetirementRoman RoadsAuxiliaries and Non-Roman SoldiersCamp FollowersThe Legions in the Roman RepublicThe Legions in the Roman EmpireFamous Legions and Their HistoriesLegio X Equestris ('Tenth Mounted Legion')Legio XIII Gemina ('Thirteenth Twin Legion')Legio IX Hispana ('Ninth Spanish Legion')Legio V Macedonica ('Fifth Macedonian Legion')Legio III Gallica ('Third Gallic Legion')The ArcaniThe Praetorian GuardLegionary Forts and CampsNaval Legions and Amphibious WarfareReligion and Superstition in the LegionsWomen and the Roman LegionsWinter Quarters and Off-Duty LifeMedical Care in the LegionsThe Role of Intelligence and SpiesDeserters and PunishmentsFamous Battles and CampaignsLegions in Civil WarsMutinies and RevoltsEnemies and Opponents of the LegionsThe Decline of the LegionsThe Legacy of the Roman Legions.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. BOOKThe Roman Legions: A Quick Read is a concise and easy-to-read book that explores the fascinating history of the Roman legions. Through short articles, it covers key topics such as the origins and early development of the legions, their structure and organization, and how soldiers were recruited and trained. The book also highlights important aspects like weapons and equipment, tactics and battle formations, and the daily life of a legionary. Readers will learn about famous legions, military engineering, and the role of legions in both the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire. Other sections focus on the legions' impact on Roman roads, their auxiliaries, and even the influence of religion and superstition. With questions to help reinforce learning, this book is designed to introduce readers to the Roman legions and spark interest in exploring their history further. *Note these are the same articles we use in our curriculum workbook Topics: OverviewOrigins and Early DevelopmentStructure and OrganizationRecruitment and TrainingWeapons and EquipmentLegion Siege EquipmentTactics and Battle FormationsLegionary Life and Daily RoutineRoman Military EngineeringLegionary Standards and SymbolsPay, Rewards, and RetirementRoman RoadsAuxiliaries and Non-Roman SoldiersCamp FollowersThe Legions in the Roman RepublicThe Legions in the Roman EmpireFamous Legions and Their HistoriesLegio X Equestris ("Tenth Mounted Legion")Legio XIII Gemina ("Thirteenth Twin Legion")Legio IX Hispana ("Ninth Spanish Legion")Legio V Macedonica ("Fifth Macedonian Legion")Legio III Gallica ("Third Gallic Legion")The ArcaniThe Praetorian GuardLegionary Forts and CampsNaval Legions and Amphibious WarfareReligion and Superstition in the LegionsWomen and the Roman LegionsWinter Quarters and Off-Duty LifeMedical Care in the LegionsThe Role of Intelligence and SpiesDeserters and PunishmentsFamous Battles and CampaignsLegions in Civil WarsMutinies and RevoltsEnemies and Opponents of the LegionsThe Decline of the LegionsThe Legacy of the Roman Legions This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…