Sekunda N., Northwood S., Simkins M., Caesar's Legions: The Roman Soldier 753 BC to 117 Ad, 2000 ISBN -184[zasłonięte]0447

Real informations about the most famous and formidable war apparatus of antiquity, the Roman Legion - Republican and Imperial periods as well - are scanty indeed. We know that this military organisation stood almost invincible for a millennium or so and yet we still ignore the actual manner it performed effective tactical mechanisms as its typical and sharply different deployements and formations changes (and even weaponry variations) according to enemy forces, battle ground and environment. The book tries to make the best use of the scanty - and often contrasting - historical sources and archaelogical evidence to give us an appreciable portrait of this ancient juggernaut in the course of its multifarious war experiences.

Książka w oprawie miękkiej, stan dobry plus, s. 144