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Any ancient book about Roman Military Law is a tremendous find. Don't hesitate to quickly pull the trigger because when they become available they go fast.
We saw this book about Roman Military Law published in 1565. Wow.
It sold for $3000 and was a great deal.
The initial title page is printed in red and black.
Here are some more pictures from the inside of the book:
Produced by German publisher Fronsberger, Leonhardt, this book includes many pictures about the practice of military law in the Holy Roman Empire.
Jost Amman drew six copperplate folding plates. For reference, Jost Amman was a well-known artist of his time creating engravings, wood cuts, and illustrations for books.
From a military perspective the book was invaluable for teaching officers about naval and military tactics successfully used by the Romans.
Not just theory, the book dives into the law of war, rules of engagement, military law, and organization.
Roman law, including Roman military law, is a popular topic.
Ancient books are not just cool to own as collectibles, but they provide a unique and invaluable different perspective provided by people writing in a much different time.
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