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War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia A unique multiauthored social history of war from the third millennium to the tenth century in the Mediterranean the Near East and Europe Egypt Achaemenid Persia Greece the Hellenistic World the Roman Republic and Empire the Byzantine Empire the early Islamic World and early Medieval Europe with parallel studies of Mesoamerica the Maya and Aztecs and East Asia ancient China medieval Japan War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval World shows how and why Thucydidess vision prevailed throughout preindustrial times in the Mediterranean and elsewhere Because of the omnipresence of war or its specter within ancient Greekand Romanculture editors Kurt Raaflaub and Nathan Rosenstein recognize the real need to explore in War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia the Mediterranean and Mesoamerica War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia the Mediterranean and Mesoamerica Edited by Kurt Raalflaub and Nathan Rosenstein Cambridge Mass Center for Hellenic Studies 1999 484 pp 5000 War and society in the ancient and medieval worlds Asia Get this from a library War and society in the ancient and medieval worlds Asia the Mediterranean Europe and Mesoamerica Kurt A Raaflaub Nathan Stewart Rosenstein A unique multiauthored social history of war from the third millennium to the tenth century in the Mediterranean the Near East and Europe Egypt Achaemenid Persia Greece the War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia The Mediterranean Europe and Mesoamerica EDITED IV Kurt Raaflaub 6Nathan Rosenstein Center fo r Hellenic Studies War and society in the ancient and medieval worlds Asia War and society in the ancient and medieval worlds Asia the Mediterranean Europe and Mesoamerica Bibliographic Details Other Authors For example World war II with quotes will give more precise results than World war II without quotes 9780674006591 War and Society in the Ancient and This social history of war from the third millennium BCE to the 10thcentury CE in the Mediterranean the Near East and Europe Egypt Achamenid Persia Greece the Hellenistic World the Roman Republic and Empire the Byzantine Empire the early Islamic World and early Medieval Europe with parallel studies of Mesoamerica the Maya and Aztecs and East Asia ancient China medieval Japan War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia the Mediterranean Europe and Mesoamerica The product of a colloquium at Harvards Center for Hellenic Studies this volume offers a broadly based comparative examination of war and military organization in their complex interactions with social economic and political structures as well as cultural practices War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds — Kurt A unique multiauthored social history of war from the third millennium to the tenth century in the Mediterranean the Near East and Europe Egypt Achaemenid Persia Greece the Hellenistic World the Roman Republic and Empire the Byzantine Empire the early Islamic World and early Medieval Europe with parallel studies of Mesoamerica the Maya and Aztecs and East Asia ancient China medieval Japan War and Society in the Ancient and Medieval Worlds Asia The current mania for comparative studies premised in part on the assumed similarity of all preindustrial societies now extends with this volume the fruit of a 1996 Center for Hellenic Studies colloquium to war and society in the ancient and medieval worlds
