The Armies and Enemies of Imperial Rome

Focusing on the military history from 150 BC to 600 AD, this book explores the evolution of the Roman forces during the late Republic and the Byzantine period. It provides detailed insights into the armies of the Roman Empire at its peak and examines a wide array of adversaries, including Gallic, British, Germanic, and Sassanid forces, among others. The text highlights the complexities of warfare and the diverse cultures that shaped the military landscape of ancient Rome and its enemies.