Fleet of the Roman Empire
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Professor Chester Starr in his book in all available fullness and volume considers the fleet of the Roman Empire, using literary and epigraphic sources. The author affects the period from the moment of the emergence of the Oktaviana of Augustus and its decisive influence on the Empire Fleet as a whole to the victory of Konstantin the Great over Litin, including the studies of the Mediterranean and Northern Fleets and their meanings in the history of the Roman Empire. Starr realistically talks about the life and official duties of the personal composition of the fleet, which, without the opportunity to boast a dramatic story, saturated with impressive expressions, nevertheless performed an important, albeit a utility, the task in providing a "Pakoman"s Pakoman" and the unity of the Empire, fighting pirates, Delivery of troops and officials, patrolling border areas, sporadically performing military functions on land
Author:
Author:Starr Ch.G.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Science Fiction
Series:
Series: World History
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9524-5165-0
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