9781804518267 - Fortissimi and Validissimi: The Batavian auxiliaries of the Roman army (From Alexander to Adrianople 3000 BCE-400 CE) de Varga, Rada (17 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fortissimi and Validissimi, the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied the Roman army with men. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards to the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. The book draws on many sources, such as Roman historical writings, Latin inscriptions and archaeological finds - the author is a coordinator of the excavations at the site of a Batavian cavalry troop. The history of the Batavians includes remarkable events: a rebellion against Rome in the Lower Rhine, a bloody battle with the Caledonians in Britannia, a cavalryman crossing the Danube in full armour before Emperor Hadrian, and a troop commander being called 'rex' while being asked for more beer for his men. Fortissimi and Validissimi recreates a compelling history, for history enthusiasts, re-enactment communities and professionals alike. AUTHOR: Rada Varga Is A Researcher At Babe?-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, And Specialises On Digital Epigraphy, Ancient Population Studies, Roman Occupations And Professions. She Is The Coordinator Of The Project That Hosted The Conference , And Also Directs The Archaeological Excavations In The Civil Settlement Of The Auxiliary Fort Of Razboieni (Ad Batavos), Dacia. 24 b/w photos, 1 b/w illustration, 7 b/w maps, 1 table Fortissimi and validissimi , the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied men to the Roman army. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards of the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fortissimi and Validissimi, the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied the Roman army with men. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards to the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. The book draws on many sources, such as Roman historical writings, Latin inscriptions and archaeological finds - the author is a coordinator of the excavations at the site of a Batavian cavalry troop. The history of the Batavians includes remarkable events: a rebellion against Rome in the Lower Rhine, a bloody battle with the Caledonians in Britannia, a cavalryman crossing the Danube in full armour before Emperor Hadrian, and a troop commander being called 'rex' while being asked for more beer for his men. Fortissimi and Validissimi recreates a compelling history, for history enthusiasts, re-enactment communities and professionals alike. AUTHOR: Rada Varga Is A Researcher At Babe?-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, And Specialises On Digital Epigraphy, Ancient Population Studies, Roman Occupations And Professions. She Is The Coordinator Of The Project That Hosted The Conference , And Also Directs The Archaeological Excavations In The Civil Settlement Of The Auxiliary Fort Of Razboieni (Ad Batavos), Dacia. 24 b/w photos, 1 b/w illustration, 7 b/w maps, 1 table Fortissimi and validissimi , the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied men to the Roman army. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards of the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fortissimi and Validissimi, the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied the Roman army with men. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards to the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. The book draws on many sources, such as Roman historical writings, Latin inscriptions and archaeological finds - the author is a coordinator of the excavations at the site of a Batavian cavalry troop. The history of the Batavians includes remarkable events: a rebellion against Rome in the Lower Rhine, a bloody battle with the Caledonians in Britannia, a cavalryman crossing the Danube in full armour before Emperor Hadrian, and a troop commander being called 'rex' while being asked for more beer for his men. Fortissimi and Validissimi recreates a compelling history, for history enthusiasts, re-enactment communities and professionals alike. AUTHOR: Rada Varga Is A Researcher At Babe?-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, And Specialises On Digital Epigraphy, Ancient Population Studies, Roman Occupations And Professions. She Is The Coordinator Of The Project That Hosted The Conference , And Also Directs The Archaeological Excavations In The Civil Settlement Of The Auxiliary Fort Of Razboieni (Ad Batavos), Dacia. 24 b/w photos, 1 b/w illustration, 7 b/w maps, 1 table Fortissimi and validissimi , the strongest and bravest, was how Roman writers described the Batavians. Natives of the Lower Rhine, they were a community of ethnic soldiers who supplied men to the Roman army. Led by their native aristocracy, loyal and fierce, they became elite soldiers, personal bodyguards of the emperors and the empire's most valued European auxiliaries. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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