Roman Legionary 109–58 BC: The Age of Marius, Sulla and Pompey the Great (Warrior, 182)
by Ross Cowan
Delve into the world of the Roman legionary during the turbulent years from 109 to 58 BC, encompassing the reforms of Marius, the dictatorship of Sulla, and the conquests of Pompey the Great. This book in the Warrior series uncovers the training, gear, and battlefield experiences of these pivotal soldiers who defined an era of Roman military prowess and political upheaval.
About This Book
The Roman Legionary 109–58 BC examines the soldiers of the late Roman Republic, a period marked by significant military reforms and civil strife. It covers the evolution of the legionary's role under influential leaders who reshaped Rome's armies.
From the innovative tactics introduced by Marius to the campaigns led by Sulla and Pompey, the book highlights how these warriors adapted to new warfare demands. It provides insights into their daily life, discipline, and contributions to Rome's expansion.
As part of the Warrior series, this volume offers a focused look at the equipment and organization that made the legionary a formidable force in ancient battles.
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