A two volume masterpiece on ancient warfare Little needs to be said here about the fascinating era of the Roman Empire of the first century B. C., or about one of the most outstanding military commanders in history, Gaius Julius Caesar. The military history of the period has always had its avid students and enthusiasts. It also has its notable historians and foremost among these was former soldier, Theodore Ayrault Dodge who was probably the first military historian to walk upon the ground on which all of the events about which he wrote in this classic work took place. Dodge"s grasp of topography and its bearing on tactical issues makes this work indispensible. The Leonaur editors highly regard Dodge"s works on the great captains of warfare through the ages and our edition of "Warfare in the Age of Napoleon" is already available. "Warfare in the Age of Gaius Julius Caesar" is our second offering in the series and it follows the model already established by its predecessor....