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Ancient Warfare VII.6
Ancient Warfare VII.6 with The Reluctant Warrior - The Wars of Marcus Aurelius
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Ancient Warfare VII.6
Theme: The Reluctant Warrior
- Robert Heiligers, "Historical introduction"
- Eugenia Russel, "Marcus Aurelius and the Meditations" (Source)
- Simon MacDowell, "Fighting the barbarian threat"
- Murray Dahm, "Lucius Verus' Parthian campaigns, 162-165"
- Christian Koepfer, "Marcomannic Wars"
- Sidney E. Dean, "The invasion of Italy"
- Michael Taylor, "The Column of Marcus Aurelius"
- Vincent van der Veen, "Gambling among the troops"
- Greg Aldrete, "Reconstructing and testing ancient linen body armour" (Special)
- Duncan B. Campbell, "Alexander's wall" (Debate)
Additional Info
Additional Info
| Manufacturer | Karwansaray BV |
|---|---|
| Free shipping on entire order | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews (3)
- I really like this publication
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Keep up the good work more history & good art work. (Posted on 11/16/2015)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - Top notch issue
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Excellent issue,great articles and well detailed,beautiful illustrations.The full page illustration of the roman cavalryman and legionary was especially well done.I enjoyed it so much I ordered a second copy.Keep up the good work. (Posted on 3/15/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate - excellent magazine
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I read the latest issue right after it arrived and gained new insights about Marcus Aurelius. Having learned about him as leader and author of the Meditations, it was somewhat startling to learn about his more ruthless side, particularly as illustrated on the Column of Marcus Aurelius. Ancient Warfare is an excellent magazine, beautifully illustrated with well written and fascinating articles. A cut above most history magazines which are usually very superficial. Ancient Warfare volumes are ones I will keep and reread. (Posted on 2/16/2014)Content Images and illustrations Overall rate
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