Warfare in Roman Europe, Ad 350-425

Focusing on the late fourth and early fifth centuries, the book explores the intricacies of warfare in Europe through the lenses of both Roman and barbarian perspectives. It examines military practices and capabilities at various levels, including political, strategic, operational, and tactical. Additionally, the author delves into aspects such as civil wars, sieges, and naval warfare, providing a comprehensive analysis of the conflicts that shaped this tumultuous period. The inclusion of 23 figures enhances the understanding of these military dynamics.