Home > Authors > Aelianus Tacticus > The art of embattailing an army, or, The second part of Aelians tacticks, containing the practice of the best generals of all antiquitie, concerning the formes of battailes, wherein all motions requisite to be vsed in a battaile both for offence and defence are fully expressed, necessary and vsefull for all martiall spirits, that desire to haue knowledge in the art military

Buy at: Bookshop.org Amazon

The art of embattailing an army, or, The second part of Aelians tacticks, containing the practice of the best generals of all antiquitie, concerning the formes of battailes, wherein all motions requisite to be vsed in a battaile both for offence and defence are fully expressed, necessary and vsefull for all martiall spirits, that desire to haue knowledge in the art military

Aelianus Tacticus, Bingham, John (Captain), Martin Droeshout, Ralph Mab, John Beale, Thomas Brudenell

Recent activity

Rate this book to see your activity here.

7 Books Similar to The art of embattailing an army, or, The second part of Aelians tacticks, containing the practice of the best generals of all antiquitie, concerning the formes of battailes, wherein all motions requisite to be vsed in a battaile both for offence and defence are fully expressed, necessary and vsefull for all martiall spirits, that desire to haue knowledge in the art military by Aelianus Tacticus

Bookscovery readers who liked The art of embattailing an army, or, The second part of Aelians tacticks, containing the practice of the best generals of all antiquitie, concerning the formes of battailes, wherein all motions requisite to be vsed in a battaile both for offence and defence are fully expressed, necessary and vsefull for all martiall spirits, that desire to haue knowledge in the art military also like Aeliani de instruendis aciebus opus ad Divum Hadrianum a Theodoro Thessalonicense latinum factum, Aeliani De militaribvs ordinibus instituendis more græcorum liber à Francisco Robortello vtinensi in latinvm sermonem uersus, & ab eodem picturis quamplurimis illustratus ... and Antike Taktiken. How many of these have you read?