Marian Reforms - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Julius Caesar, The Gallic War.
  • Julius Caesar, The Civil Wars.
  • Flavius Vegetius, Epitoma de Re Militari.
  • Erik Hildinger, Swords Against the Senate: The Rise of the Roman Army and the Fall of the Republic, Da Capo Press 2002 (softcover ISBN 978-0-306-81279-8).

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