HISTORY OF WARFARE OF GREEKS AND ROMANS PART I GREEKS

Discover the fascinating history of warfare of ancient Greeks and Romans. This book is a real treat for history and military strategy enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the world of ancient battles, tactics and weapons, learning about the evolution of the art of war over the centuries.

• Comprehensive study of ancient warfare
• Detailed analyses of organization, armament and strategy
• In-depth descriptions of siege and naval operations
• Model of professionalism for future generations of researchers
• Guarantee of a deep understanding of the secrets of ancient warfare
• Satisfaction from dealing with a work of the highest level

Johannes Kromayer and Georg Veith, alongside Hans Delbrück, are among the most outstanding researchers of ancient warfare. Their works, despite the passing years, are still a model of professionalism and scientific integrity. Thanks to their work, we can understand how the art of war developed in ancient Greece and Rome, what factors influenced the successes and failures of individual armies, and what technical and tactical innovations contributed to changing the face of war.

The history of warfare of the Greeks and Romans is not only a dry description of facts, but also a fascinating story about the people who made history. We get to know great leaders such as Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar or Hannibal and their strategies, which are still an inspiration for military leaders around the world. This book helps to understand how war influenced the development of societies, cultures and civilizations, and what consequences military conflicts brought.

The Napoleon V publishing house puts into the hands of readers a work that combines scientific integrity with an accessible language. Thanks to this, this reading is not only informative, but also pleasant and engaging. The history of warfare of the Greeks and Romans is a must-read for anyone interested in history, military and ancient culture. It is also an ideal gift for people who value knowledge and want to broaden their horizons.

Johannes Kromayer (1859-1934) was a German ancient historian, specializing in the warfare of archaic and classical Greece, as well as military issues of republican Rome. He lectured at the universities of Czernowitz and Leipzig. He was a permanent member of the German Archaeological Institute (from 1914) and the Saxon Academy of Sciences (from 1915). The history of warfare of the Greeks and Romans was the last book in his scientific career.