The rise and decline of the late Roman field army
Sociology, military
Germanic peoples
Military Sociology
Recruiting, enlistment
Army
History, Military
Employment
Military History
History
Facing unprecedented pressures from within and without, in the early fourth century A.D. the Emperor Constantine formed a new military force, a permanent Roman field army. He levied detachments from his legions defending the frontiers, and in a drastic step with far-reaching consequences, he recruit…
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