Aeneas Tacticus. Asclepiodotus. Onasander

Discover the timeless wisdom of ancient military strategy in Aeneas Tacticus. Asclepiodotus. Onasander, a compelling collection published by Harvard University Press in 1923. This hardback edition spans 544 pages and presents the essential writings of three influential figures in classical warfare.

Aeneas Tacticus, from the fourth century BC, offers invaluable insights on defense against sieges, providing strategies that remain relevant today. Asclepiodotus, writing in the first century BC, presents a tactical guide aimed at students, synthesizing earlier manuals with a focus on theoretical application rather than personal experience. Lastly, Onasander’s treatise, The General, outlines the crucial qualities and virtues expected of a leader in military contexts during the first century AD.

This collection is an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of ancient and classical literature, warfare, and military tactics. Enhance your understanding of historical military thought with this remarkable volume.