The Roman Army from Hadrian to Constantine Osprey Men At Arms No 93 Used Softcover Reference Book

The Roman Army from Hadrian to Constantine is volume 93 in the Osprey Men At Arms series, authored by Michael Simkins with illustrations by Ronald Embleton. This used softcover reference book examines the organization, tactics, equipment, and uniforms of the Roman military during the period spanning the reigns of emperors Hadrian (AD 117–138) to Constantine the Great (AD 306–337). The text provides an overview of critical reforms, evolving battlefield strategies, and changes in legionary structure amid the shifting political and military landscape of late imperial Rome. Detailed color plates and explanatory notes illustrate the distinct attire and weaponry of Roman soldiers from this era, including legionaries, auxiliaries, and cavalry units. This volume is intended as a factual guide for historians, collectors, and enthusiasts seeking information on the Roman military in the third and early fourth centuries AD. The book is in used condition and is offered as a reference resource.  Total of 40 pages.