Procopius on soldiers and military institutions in the sixth-century Roman Empire:
"In Procopius on Soldiers and Military Institutions in the Sixth-Century Roman Empire, Conor Whately examines Procopius' coverage of rank-andfile soldiers in his three works, the Wars, Buildings, and Secret History. By evaluating his accounts alongside other comparative evidence, such as t...
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| Summary: | "In Procopius on Soldiers and Military Institutions in the Sixth-Century Roman Empire, Conor Whately examines Procopius' coverage of rank-andfile soldiers in his three works, the Wars, Buildings, and Secret History. By evaluating his accounts alongside other comparative evidence, such as the edicts of Anastasius, legislation from the Codex Justinianus, and various papyri, Whately reveals the limitations to Procopius' work, especially when it comes to frontier soldiers. However, this study also shows the impact of Procopius' experiences with institutional matters such as unit structures on his writing, and the particular value he brings to our understanding of recruitment in the sixth century ce" |
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Contents Preface ix List of Tables and Maps xi i Introduction: Writing about War in the Sixth Century 1 Procopius and War in the Sixth Century і 2 From Generals to Soldiers 3 3 The Classicizing Straitjacket 4 4 Methodology 8 5 Book Organization 9 1 Generals and Soldiers 11 1 Introduction u 2 Generals vs. Soldiers n 2Л Soldiers: Numbers u 2.2 Generab vs. Soldiers: Names 3 Conclusion 20 4 Tables 20 18 2 Tracking Sixth-Century Soldiers 31 1 Introduction 31 2 Procopius’ Authority 31 2.1 Procopius’ Credentials 31 2.2 Procopius’ Use ofAutopsy 32 3 Procopius’ Sources 39 3.1 Oral Sources 42 3.2 Documentary Evidence 45 4 Case Study: Looking for Documents at Dara 5 Conclusion 56 3 Catalogues and Legions 58 1 Introduction 58 2 Terminology 60 2.1 The End of the Legion 60 2.2 Arithmos 61 3 Procopius’ Regiments 64 3.1 Katalogos in Procopius 64 3.2 Katalogos in Antiquity 65 52
VI CONTENTS 3.3 Field Armies 71 3.4 Count Marcellinus, Jordanes, John Malałaś, and Agathias 3.5 John Lydus and the Anastasius Edicts 76 4 Why Catalogues? The Wars of Generals 82 5 Conclusion 84 4 Soldiers in the Field 95 1 Introduction 95 2 Comitatenses 95 гл Katalogoi and stratiwtai 95 3 Foederati, symmachoi, and bucellarii 108 4 Horse Archers 117 4.1 Infantry vs. Cavalry 117 4.2 Hippotoxotai 120 4.3 Horse Archers: The Procopian Ideal and the Reality 5 Conclusion 131 125 5 Limiteméi in the Age ofJustinian 141 1 Introduction 141 2 Procopius on the End of the limitane: in the Secret History 141 2.1 Rome’s Frontier Soldiers 141 2.2 Procopius 143 2.3 Limitane! in the Wars and Buildings 145 2.4 Ambiguous Garrisons in the Buildings 150 2.5 Limitanei in the Wars 154 3 Rome’s Frontier Soldiers across the Empire in the Sixth Century 4 Case Study: The limitanei in the Southeast 167 4.1 Frontier Soldiers in Action: Checking Barbarians 173 5 Conclusion 179 6 Recruitment 186 1 Introduction 186 2 Procopius on Recruitment 187 2.1 The Mechanics ofRecruitment 187 2.2 Volunteers and Conscripts 194 2.3 Character Traits 196 2.4 Origins ofRecruits 198 2.5 Recruitment Gaps 203 73 161
CONTENTS 3 Demographics 208 3.1 Recruitment and the Plague 209 3.2 Recruitment and Corruption 214 4 Conclusion 222 Conclusion 225 Appendix: Soldiers in Procopius’ Wars, Buildings, and Secret History 231 Bibliography 259 Index Loconim 279 General Index 292 VII |
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Contents Preface ix List of Tables and Maps xi i Introduction: Writing about War in the Sixth Century 1 Procopius and War in the Sixth Century і 2 From Generals to Soldiers 3 3 The Classicizing Straitjacket 4 4 Methodology 8 5 Book Organization 9 1 Generals and Soldiers 11 1 Introduction u 2 Generals vs. Soldiers n 2Л Soldiers: Numbers u 2.2 Generab vs. Soldiers: Names 3 Conclusion 20 4 Tables 20 18 2 Tracking Sixth-Century Soldiers 31 1 Introduction 31 2 Procopius’ Authority 31 2.1 Procopius’ Credentials 31 2.2 Procopius’ Use ofAutopsy 32 3 Procopius’ Sources 39 3.1 Oral Sources 42 3.2 Documentary Evidence 45 4 Case Study: Looking for Documents at Dara 5 Conclusion 56 3 Catalogues and Legions 58 1 Introduction 58 2 Terminology 60 2.1 The End of the Legion 60 2.2 Arithmos 61 3 Procopius’ Regiments 64 3.1 Katalogos in Procopius 64 3.2 Katalogos in Antiquity 65 52
VI CONTENTS 3.3 Field Armies 71 3.4 Count Marcellinus, Jordanes, John Malałaś, and Agathias 3.5 John Lydus and the Anastasius Edicts 76 4 Why Catalogues? The Wars of Generals 82 5 Conclusion 84 4 Soldiers in the Field 95 1 Introduction 95 2 Comitatenses 95 гл Katalogoi and stratiwtai 95 3 Foederati, symmachoi, and bucellarii 108 4 Horse Archers 117 4.1 Infantry vs. Cavalry 117 4.2 Hippotoxotai 120 4.3 Horse Archers: The Procopian Ideal and the Reality 5 Conclusion 131 125 5 Limiteméi in the Age ofJustinian 141 1 Introduction 141 2 Procopius on the End of the limitane: in the Secret History 141 2.1 Rome’s Frontier Soldiers 141 2.2 Procopius 143 2.3 Limitane! in the Wars and Buildings 145 2.4 Ambiguous Garrisons in the Buildings 150 2.5 Limitanei in the Wars 154 3 Rome’s Frontier Soldiers across the Empire in the Sixth Century 4 Case Study: The limitanei in the Southeast 167 4.1 Frontier Soldiers in Action: Checking Barbarians 173 5 Conclusion 179 6 Recruitment 186 1 Introduction 186 2 Procopius on Recruitment 187 2.1 The Mechanics ofRecruitment 187 2.2 Volunteers and Conscripts 194 2.3 Character Traits 196 2.4 Origins ofRecruits 198 2.5 Recruitment Gaps 203 73 161
CONTENTS 3 Demographics 208 3.1 Recruitment and the Plague 209 3.2 Recruitment and Corruption 214 4 Conclusion 222 Conclusion 225 Appendix: Soldiers in Procopius’ Wars, Buildings, and Secret History 231 Bibliography 259 Index Loconim 279 General Index 292 VII |
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