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1	The barbarisation of the Roman officer class in the fourth century A.D Tringham, Damon January 1997 (has links) No description available. 355.00937 Rome--Army--History
2	The armies of the triumviral period : a study of the origins of the Roman Imperial legions Schmitthenner, Walter January 1958 (has links) No description available. 355.00937 Rome--Army--History
3	Eastern religious influences in the imperial Roman Army Chomiak, Amanda, University of Lethbridge. Faculty of Arts and Science January 2008 (has links) Religion was an important, and unifying element of the imperial Roman army. The imperial cult created and maintained a bond among the troops. Studying the specific cults of Mithra, Jupiter Dolichenus and Sol Invictus is also valuable, as they reflect Romanization, illustrate cult movement in the empire and represent military religious practices. Despite contemporary concerns there was also a Christian and Jewish presence within the imperial army. The imperial army permitted all cults, as long as Rome's state cults were respected. Imperial influence, especially by the Severan Dynasty, may explain the introduction of many eastern cults. An increased number of provincial recruits over the first three centuries CE, and a heightened transfer of troops to the eastern frontiers, may also explain the escalated worship of non-Roman, eastern cults during the imperial period. Modern scholarship on such issues is emphasized in this study, as it guides the interpretation of primary evidence. / v, 164 leaves ; 29 cm. Dissertations, Academic Electronic dissertations Rome -- Army -- History Rome -- Army -- Religious life Soldiers -- Religious life -- Rome
4	Les chrétiens dans l'armée romaine Lopuszanski, Georges January 1949 (has links) Doctorat en philosophie et lettres / info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished Sciences humaines Rome -- Army -- History Rome -- Armée -- Histoire

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