The Fate of the Ninth: The curious disappearance of one of Rome's legions (original) (raw)
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D B Campbell
Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 2001
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The Legions in the Late Empire
Roger S O Tomlin
R J Brewer (ed.), Roman Fortresses and their Legions, 2000
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Writing the Legions: the development and future of Roman military studies in Britain
Simon T James
Archaeological Journal 159: 1-58., 2002
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Review of Paul Chrystal, Roman Military Disasters: Dark Days & Lost Legions
Korneel Van Lommel
Res Militares, 2017
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The Complete Roman Army. By A.K. Goldsworthy. Thames and Hudson, London, 2003. Pp. 224, illus 245. Price: £24.95. ISBN 0 500 05124 0
Kate Gilliver
Britannia, 2005
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A book of the third century Roman military innovations P. Elliott, Legions in crisis : transformation of the Roman soldier AD 192-284 , Oxford = Charleston, Fonthill Media 2014
Gergő Gönczi
2017
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L'aigle et le cep: les centurions légionnaires dans l'Empire des Sévères (2 vols.). Scripta antiqua, 54/1-2. By Patrice Faure
mark hebblewhite
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Limitanei and Comitatenses: Military Failure at the End of Roman Britain?
David Breeze, Rob Collins
in Haarer et al. (eds.) AD 410: The History and Archaeology of Late and Post-Roman Britain, 2014
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L.E. Tacoma, T. Ivleva, D.J. Breeze, ‘Lost Along the Way: A Centurion Domo Britannia in Bostra’, Britannia 47 (2016) 31-42
David Breeze, Rens Tacoma, Tatiana Ivleva
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Peter Heather's "The Fall of the Roman Empire: A New History of Rome and the Barbarians" Book Review
Shawn Vaske
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Neue Luftbilder zu den Militärlagern und den canabae legionum von Vetera castra I (Xanten), in: N. Hodgson/P. Bidwell/J. Schachtmann (Hrsg.), Roman Frontier Studies 2009. Proceedings of the XXI International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies (Limes congress) ... (Oxford 2017) 616 - 618.
Norbert Hanel
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Review of J. Clark. Triumph in Defeat. Military Loss and the Roman Republic (Oxford 2014)
Michael J . Taylor
The Classical Review, 2015
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The Social and Economical impact of Legionary presence on the life of a province. The dislocation of the Roman army in Raetia.
István Gergő Farkas
2014
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The Complete Roman Army: Book Review
Kay Bell
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Book Review:Romans and Barbarians: The Decline of the Western Empire E. A. Thompson
Ralph Mathisen
Classical Philology, 1985
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Review: A Companion to the Roman Army, ed. by P. Erdkamp
D B Campbell
Bryn Mawr Classical Review, 2008
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The Frontiers of Imperial Rome. by D avid B reeze
Matthew Symonds
Archaeological Journal, 2012
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Literature review. New books on the history of the Legionary Movement
Andrei Dalalau
Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai Historia, decembrie 2020, 2020
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Interrogating the "Collapse" of the Roman Empire: Historiography and Instruction
Jon Pesner
2015
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The last legions: The “barbarization” of military identity in the Late Roman West
Vedran Bileta
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Colloquium: The Roman army in the west. New findings, methods and perspectives. Session 1C - Joint Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) and the Society for Classical Studies (SCS), January 3, 2020
Alicia Jiménez, C. Sebastian Sommer, Jesús Bermejo Tirado
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Legions of the Late Roman Army
Tom Degenhart
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“The End of the Western Roman Empire in the Fifth Century CE: Barbarian Auxiliaries, Independent Military Contractors, and Civil Wars"
Ralph Mathisen
N. Lenski, J. W. Drijvers, eds., The Fifth Century: Age of Transformation (Edipuglia, 2019), 137-156., 2019
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Peter Keegan
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History as it Ought to Have Been: The Ninth in the North, Yet Again
Ross Cowan
Ancient Warfare, 2021
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The Lost City of the Legion
Peter Guest
ARA News, 2014
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Book Review: Neglected Barbarians, Ed. Florin Curta.
Michael Burrows
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The Fall of the Roman Empire: A New History
Cristian Irina
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Roman Legions in Siscia during the Julio-Claudian Period
Ivan Radman
Segestica and Siscia — From the periphery of the Empire to a provincial center, Ivan Drnić (ed.), 2019
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The Military Vici in Roman Britain: Aspects of Their Origins, Their Location and Layout, Administration, Function and End. Romanitas. Festschrift Frere 2006, 95-145
C. Sebastian Sommer
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The Dislocation of the Roman Army in Raetia. BAR International Series 2723 (Oxford, 2015)
István Gergő Farkas
2015
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First pages - The Civilian Legacy of the Roman Army
Luca Loschiavo
The Civilian Legacy of the Roman Army, 2024
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Alexandru Baltag
Classica et Christiana 13, 2018
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Magnus Frisch
Res militares – The Official Newsletter of the Society of Ancient Military Historians, 2024
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Brewer, Richard J. (ed.). Birthday of the Eagle. The Second Augustan Legion and the Roman Military Machine. Cardiff, 2002. ISBN 0 7200 0514 0. XIV+212 p., ills. – Archaeologia Bulgarica, VII, 2003, 3, 95-98
Sergey Torbatov
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