Military Leadership from Ancient Greece to Byzantium : : The Art of Generalship / / ed. by Shaun Tougher.
Considers the ideals and realities of generalship across the Greek, Roman and Byzantine worldsAddresses a neglected aspect in the study of ancient warfareAnalyses views generated in different ancient cultures about the theory and practice of generalshipBrings together the latest research on generals...
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Place / Publishing House: | Edinburgh : : Edinburgh University Press, , [2022] ©2022 |
Year of Publication: | 2022 |
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Table of Contents:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- List of Contributors
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- 1 Kings, Tyrants and Bandy-Legged Men: Generalship in Archaic Greece
- 2 Commemorating Thermopylae: The andreia of Glorious Defeat as a Literary Construct
- 3 Plato on Military and Political Leadership
- 4 Reconstructing Early Seleucid Generalship, 301–222 bc
- 5 Generalship and Knowledge in the Middle Roman Republic
- 6 Command Assessment in the Bellum Gallicum: Caesar and Fortuna
- 7 Remembering P. Quinctilius Varus: Opposing Perspectives on the Memory and Memorialisation of the Failed General in the Annales of Tacitus
- 8 Decius and the Battle near Abritus
- 9 Ammianus and the Heroic Mode of Generalship in the Fourth Century ad
- 10 The Fine Line between Courage and Fear in the Vandal War
- 11 The Generalship of John Troglita: Art in Artifice
- 12 The Best of Men: Cross-Cultural Command in the 630s ad
- 13 Tian Yue Marshals His Tropes: Public Persuasion and the Character of Military Leadership in Late Tang China
- 14 The Ideal of the Roman General in Byzantium: The Reception of Onasander’s Strategikos in Byzantine Military Literature
- 15 Generalship and Gender in Byzantium: Non‑Campaigning Emperors and Eunuch Generals in the Age of the Macedonian Dynasty
- 16 The Politics of War: Virtue, Tyche, Persuasion and the Byzantine General
- Epilogue
- Bibliography
- Index