Essential Ancient Military Histories

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	"A great work which should be seen as the current canon on Greek warfare."

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	"An essential collection of papers which address otherwise neglected aspects of Greek warfare."

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	"Now a bit dated, Hanson's edited collection of essays are still an essential read."

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	"A very good introduction, and possibly a better introduction than van Wees on this list, to Greek warfare. Slightly less academic in its wording, but no less learned."

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	"Still an essential book on the Imperial legions, Webster's book should be used as a starting point for reading on the Imperial Roman army."

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	"Being Goldsworthy's published PhD thesis, this is one of the most learned books on the subject, and makes a great starting point for a more detailed reading of the Roman army."

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	"Keppie's "Making of the Roman Army" is a good introduction to the Roman army from an early period, especially for new comers to the field."

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	"Gilliver's work is another good introduction to the field of the Roman army."