The civilian legacy of the Roman army : military models in the post Roman world
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書誌事項
The civilian legacy of the Roman army : military models in the post Roman world
（History of warfare, v. 144）
Brill, c2024
- : hardback
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Military models in the post Roman world
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注記
Collection of essays by Ian Wood and 17 others
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Transformation of the military in the late antique west / Ian Wood
- Hospitalitas I : The Munus Hospitalitatis and its limits / Andrea Trisciuoglio
- Hospitalitas II : the changing meaning of Hospitalitas / Pierfrancesco Porena
- Warrior names and military language of the Westgermanic peoples : Franks and Langobards / Wolfgang Haubrichs
- The Gothic language of warfare / Carla Falluomini
- Militia and civitas between third and sixth century CE / Valerio Marotta
- Persecuting latrones, maintaining disciplina, enforcing the velox supplicium : the Frankish Centena according to Childebert II' s decree / Stefan Esders
- Soldiers' marriages : before and after the fall of the empire / Francesco Castagnino
- Soldiers' inheritance : the testamentum militis and other privileges from the imperial constitutions to the leges barbarorum / Iolanda Ruggiero
- The cingulum militiae in the early Middle Ages : between status and function / Andrea A. Verardi
- Answering the call to arms : Lex Visigothorum 9.2 / Esperanza Osaba
- `Traditionskern', `Gefolgschaft' : more wuestions than answers / Francesco Borri
- The Lombard army between myth and reality : Farae, Arimanniae, Arimanni / Stefano Gasparri
- Laeti and gentiles : military Germanic settlements in Roman Gaul / Jean-Pierre Poly
- Personality of law or Ius Speciale Militum? Around the origins of the leges barbarorum / Luca Loschiavo
- Late Roman military justice and the birth of ordeal / Soazick Kerneis
- Collective criminal responsibility and comrades' solidarity : from Roman military formations to barbarian armed bands / Fabio Botta
- From the Roman army to the laws of the kingdoms : concluding remarks / Walter Pohl