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The limits of empire: the Roman army in the East

Isaac, Benjamin H.

Year: 2000.

Publisher: Clarendon Press.

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Frontmatter

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

ABBREVIATIONS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

INTRODUCTION

I ROME AND PERSIA

II CONSOLIDATION AND INTERNAL UNREST

III THE ARMY OF THE PRINCIPATE: AN ARMY OF OCCUPATION

IV THE ARMY OF THE FOURTH CENTURY

V ENEMIES AND ALLIES AFTER SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS

VI ARMY AND CIVILIANS IN THE EAST

VII THE MILITARY FUNCTION OF ROMAN VETERAN COLONIES

VIII URBANIZATION

IX FRONTIER POLICYGRAND STRATEGY?

EPILOGUE

APPENDIX I ROMAN ARMY SITES INJUDAEA

APPENDIX II ANTIOCH AS MILITARY HEADQUARTERS AND IMPERIAL RESIDENCE

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

ADDITIONAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Title:

The limits of empire : the Roman army in the East by Benjamin Isaac.

Author:

Isaac, Benjamin H

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The limits of empire : the Roman army in the East by Benjamin Isaac.
Isaac, Benjamin H
Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2000.

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Subject Headings:

• Imperialism
• Rome -- History -- Empire, 30 B.C.-476 A.D
• Rome -- Army -- History
• Middle East -- History -- To 622

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