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The Roman Imperial Centuria: Special
Ancient Warfare Special 2: 'The Roman Imperial Centuria'.
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Contents
- Paul McDonnell-Staff, 'Core of the legion - Historical introduction'
- Jona Lendering, 'Hadrian and his soldiers - The Lambaesis Inscription'
- Duncan B. Campbell, 'Backbone of the legions - Some centurions and their careers'
- Graham Sumner, 'The centurio from Colchester - Reconstructing Marcus Favonius Facilis'
- Philip Matyszak, 'Learning on the job and in camp - Training the centuria'
- Ross Cowan, 'The centuria in battle - Tactical organisation and combat'
- Michael J. Taylor, 'Records on bark, sherds and papyrus - Small unit administration in the Roman army'
- Christian Koepfer, 'Keeping the legionaries clothed and fed - Logistics of the centuria'
- Graham Sumner, 'Dressed for the occasion - three legionaries brought to life'
- Michael C. Bishop, 'Keeping the weapons - Acquisition, ownership and storage'
- Michael Thomas, 'With bodies completely protected - Roman armour of the 1st-2nd centuries AD'
- Suggestions for museums
Not part of regular subscriptions - 84 pages
Additional Info
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| Manufacturer | Karwansaray BV |
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| Free shipping on entire order | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (4)
- Not enough Tactics, but still a great read!
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Bought this having listened to the podcast episode talking about it. Loved reading about the Roman Army in this granular detail... my personal tastes would have liked more discussion on tactics, strategy etc... as I'm not much of a reconstruction or a "Life of the Soldier" person, but it was still a great issue that provided a superb overview of a Roman Centuria.Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
Exploring the Centurion as a person though, and how they might have travelled around a lot, was very eye-opening though! Had never thought of them in that way before. (Posted on 9/7/2017) - A must have
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If you need to know about the century or how to command it, this is a must. It is okay to stand around and look pretty, but this group of work will give you a background to help fill out your knowledge and your impression. A MUST HAVE. (Posted on 3/25/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - Extraordinary and superb issue!
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It is an extraordinary and superb work on Roman Centuria and centurions through the existence of the Empire. All the authors have condensed history without missing any crucial subject. Moreover they have given in an understandable manner the life, career, training, tactics and equipment of the Roman legionaries. Finally I found the issue very interesting. I would recommend it with ''flying colours!'' (Posted on 3/15/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - An excellent resource on the Roman Centurions
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This is an excellent booklet. It describes and explains the role and place of the Centurion in the Roman army in a very informed and knowledgeable manner as well as being written in an easy flowing and engaging style. The numerous illustrations are truly superb. I highly recommend this work. (Posted on 10/4/2013)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
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