Tactica

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Tactica is a military treatise by the ancient historian Arrian of Nicomedia that analyzes and instructs on Roman army tactics and formations.

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instanceOf ancient Greek work
military treatise
aimsTo systematize Roman tactical practice
analyzes Hellenistic tactical traditions
author Arrian of Nicomedia NERFINISHED
category Roman military literature
ancient military manuals
comparesWith earlier Greek military practice
describes Roman imperial army organization
arrangement of ranks and files
command structure in the Roman army
deployment of troops in battle
maneuvering of units during combat
use of standards and signals in the Roman army
field military history
military science
focusesOn battle formations
cavalry tactics
drill and maneuvers
infantry tactics
genre military manual
hasPart sections on battlefield signals
sections on cavalry formations
sections on infantry formations
sections on parade and review maneuvers
historicalPeriodDescribed Roman imperial period
influenced Byzantine tactical literature
intendedUse instruction of military officers
language Ancient Greek
mainSubject Roman army formations
Roman military tactics
preservedIn medieval manuscript tradition
relatedWork Arrian's Anabasis of Alexander NERFINISHED
Byzantine Tactica literature
settingDescribed Roman battlefield
studiedIn classical studies
military history scholarship
timeOfComposition 2nd century AD
typeOfWork technical prose
usedAsSourceBy later Byzantine tacticians
workOf Arrian of Nicomedia NERFINISHED
writtenInContextOf Roman Empire NERFINISHED

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