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1Ammianus
I love the internet. In the last few weeks I've found affordable copies of two works I've wanted for some time;
Late Roman Warlords and The Rome that Did Not Fall: The Survival of the East in the Fifth Century.
As is normal for me, I had begun researching the Later Roman Army and its foes as a precursor to building a Patrician Roman Army
for wargaming the armies of Aetius, Ricimer and Odoacer. Voila, these two works appeared in my price range. Sweet!
Late Roman Warlords and The Rome that Did Not Fall: The Survival of the East in the Fifth Century.
As is normal for me, I had begun researching the Later Roman Army and its foes as a precursor to building a Patrician Roman Army
for wargaming the armies of Aetius, Ricimer and Odoacer. Voila, these two works appeared in my price range. Sweet!
3Ammianus
I read it; I' not really much of a fan of East Rome but I got such a good price on it I bought it for the Western/Eastern interactions. It's a good book, as or most things Routledge. Certainly worth buying for those interested in the Fall of the Western EMpire and the survival of the East.
4AndreasJ
The only thing of much wargaming relevance I've been reading during the autumn is Lynn's The Wars of Louis XIV, which was bought in preparation of a GNW/WSS project that has since been put on the backburner ...
