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'the Republican Roman Army' Assembles A Wide Range Of Source Material And Introduces The Latest Scholarship On The Evolution Of The Roman Army And The Roman Experience Of War. Introduction -- Rome's Earliest Armies: The Archaic And Servian Period. Political And Social Institutions; The Structure Of The Archaic Army; Other Combat Groups; The Introduction Of The Phalanx In Central Italy -- The Development Of The Manipular Army. The Iron Century; The Development Of The Manipular Army; The Roman Allies; The Manipular Army In Battle; Changes In Census Qualifications -- The Army Of The Late Republic. The Development Of The Cohort As A Tactical Unit; Booty; Military Rewards And Honors; Punishments; Conditions Of Service; The Late Republican Army In Battle; Roman Imperialism; Siege Warfare; War At Sea. Michael M. Sage. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 289-298) And Index.
This volume investigates the structural, social, and tactical evolution of the Roman military apparatus during the Republican era. Michael M. Sage, a scholar of ancient history, synthesizes a diverse array of primary source materials to illustrate how the Roman army transformed from an archaic militia into a professionalized force. The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the intersection of Roman political institutions, social stratification, and the practical realities of ancient warfare.
What You Will Find
Scholars and students frequently cite this work as a foundational sourcebook for its clear organization of complex primary texts. It is widely regarded as a standard reference for those seeking to understand the logistical and social mechanics of the Roman Republican military machine.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2008-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203926617
ISBN-13:
9780203926611
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