Philip Sabins book offers a unique and dynamic insight into ancient warfare, combining academic rigour with the accessibility of simulation gaming.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Philip Sabin is Professor of Strategic Studies in the Department of War Studies at King's College, London. He has worked closely with the armed services and appears regularly on TV and radio. He has also co-edited the two volume Cambridge History of Greek and Roman Warfare.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction PART ONE: THE MODEL 1: Sources 2: Armies 3: Movement 4: Fighting 5: Command 6: The Model in Operation PART TWO: THE BATTLES 7: Athens & Sparta 8: The Age of Xenophon 9: Alexander the Great 10: The Successors 11: Carthage & Rome 12: Hannibal & Scipio 13: Rome moves East 14: Julius Caesar Conclusion Appendix 1: Rules Appendix 2: Using the Model Appendix 3: Directory of Battles Appendix 4: Glossary Bibliography
Introduction PART ONE: THE MODEL 1: Sources 2: Armies 3: Movement 4: Fighting 5: Command 6: The Model in Operation PART TWO: THE BATTLES 7: Athens & Sparta 8: The Age of Xenophon 9: Alexander the Great 10: The Successors 11: Carthage & Rome 12: Hannibal & Scipio 13: Rome moves East 14: Julius Caesar Conclusion Appendix 1: Rules Appendix 2: Using the Model Appendix 3: Directory of Battles Appendix 4: Glossary Bibliography
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