Quoted 457 times in the notes, in 15 chapters.
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- 2. On the Assortment of Men - Terminology 6 quotationsopen
- 3. On Arms, Equipment and Tactical Usage thereof 7 quotationsenhanced
- 4. On Divisions and Subdivisions of the Army 5 quotationsenhanced
- 5. On the Disposition of Men in the Army, its Formation and Arrangement 2 quotationsenhanced
- 7. On Commands 5 quotationsenhanced
- 8. On Preparations for Battle 64 quotationsenhanced
- 8.1. On War Councils5
- 8.5. On Deceiving the Enemy4
- 8.8. On the Effects of Terrain and Features thereof2
- 8.10. On the Value of Fortifications1
- 8.11. On the Value of Psychology22
- 8.12. On the Value of Discipline, Obedience and Good Order2
- 8.13. On Experience and overall Quality2
- 8.18. On Internal Feuds, Dissatisfaction and Mutinies2
- 8.20. On Using Artificial Defensive Works on the Battlefield1
- 8.21. On Information Collection16
- 8.23. On Religious Beliefs, Omens, Superstitions, Auspices and Sacrifices4
- 8.29. On Arranged Battles3
- 9. On the Engagement of Troops 94 quotationsenhanced
- 9.1. On Battle-Formations in Anticipation of Battle16
- 9.2. On Initiating Battle6
- 9.3. On Modes of Marching to Engage3
- 9.4. On Engaging the Enemy11
- 9.5. Arms in Battle10
- 9.7. On Stratagems during Battle2
- 9.8. On Retreats, Withdrawals, Pursuits and Regrouping27
- 9.9. On the Duration of Battles7
- 9.10. On Perception and Awareness During or On the Way to Battle5
- 9.11. On Reserves5
- 9.12. On Attacking the Enemy Commander-in-Chief1
- 9.15. On Fighting over the Possession and Despoiling of Bodies1
- 10. On how to Act after the Engagement 15 quotationsenhanced
- 11. On Other Aspects of the Engagement 23 quotationsenhanced
- 12. On Numbers and Campaigns 165 quotationsenhanced
- 13. Battles Reconstructed 3 quotationsenhanced
- 14. Cavalry in Battle 14 quotationsenhanced
- 15. Other Matters concerning War 4 quotationsenhanced
- 16. The Army on the March and in the Camp 41 quotationsenhanced
- 17. On Light Troops and Skirmishes 9 quotationsenhanced
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Procopius, De bello Gothico, B.1, ch.27, s.4, l.1 “τῶν δορυφόρων τῶν αὑτοῦ ἕνα, θυμοειδῆ τε καὶ δραστήριον Τραϊανὸν ὄνομα, τῶν ὑπασπιστῶν διακοσίους ἱππέας λαβόντα”
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Procopius, De bello Gothico, B.1, ch.27, s.11, l.3 “Μουνδίλαν τῶν δορυφόρων τῶν αὑτοῦ ἕτερον, καὶ Διογένην, διαφερόντως ἀγαθοὺς τὰ πολέμια, ξὺν ὑπασπισταῖς τριακοσίοις στείλας”
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