Dr Timothy Dawson gained his PhD in Classics (Byzantine Studies) in 2003. He has lectured and written extensively on Byzantine, Greek and Roman armies. He is editor of Medieval History Magazine and a keen reenactor. Timothy operated Australia's first historical European combat school, Amyna (Greek for 'defence'), near Sydney from 1984-87. Since then he has gone on to be internationally recognized as an expert on certain forms of arms and armor. The author lives in Yorkshire, UK.
Introduction | p. 4 |
Historical background | |
Military background | |
Chronology | p. 13 |
Recruitment | p. 15 |
Appearance | p. 16 |
Equipment | p. 19 |
Headgear | |
Body armour | |
Limb armour | |
Shields | |
Weaponry | |
Artillery | |
Training | p. 27 |
Conditions of Service | p. 32 |
During service | |
After service | |
Belief and Belonging | p. 43 |
On Campaign | p. 45 |
Experience of Battle | p. 50 |
Museums and Re-Enactment | p. 56 |
Glossary | p. 57 |
Bibliography | p. 59 |
Primary sources in translation | |
Untranslated primary sources | |
General works | |
Colour Plate Commentary | p. 61 |
Index | p. 64 |
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