- The
Strategikon or
Strategicon (Gr****: Στρατηγικόν) is a
manual of war
regarded as
written in late
antiquity (6th century) and
generally attributed to...
-
Strategicon or
Strategikon may
refer to: The
Strategikon of Maurice, a sixth-century
Byzantine manual of war The
Strategikon of Kekaumenos, an eleventh-century...
- The
Strategikon of
Kekaumenos (Gr****: Στρατηγικὸν τοῦ Κεκαυμένου, Latin:
Cecaumeni Strategicon) is a late 11th
century Byzantine manual offering advice...
- on the late Army's
structure due to the
dearth of
other evidence. The
Strategikon of the
Emperor Maurikios, from the end of the 6th century, describes...
- 2013-05-01. Anonymous, De
Rebus Bellicis: On
matters of war. Maurice,
Strategikon: On Strategy. Vegetius,
Epitome Rei Militari:
Epitome of
Military science...
- (seminati)". A
similar description of the
Sclavenes and
Antes is
found in the
Strategikon of Maurice, a
military handbook written between 592 and 602 and attributed...
- (of
Latin origin, as it
appears as such–torna–in
Emperors Mauricius Strategikon), and with
fratre used as a
colloquial form of
address between the Byzantine...
- 2014. Jordanes, The
Origin and
Deeds of the Goths, V. 35. Maurice's
Strategikon:
handbook of
Byzantine military strategy, trans. G.T.
Dennis (1984),...
-
confused scholarship in the 1930s. One m****cript (M)
ascribes Maurice’s
Strategikon to Urbicius, but this is
demonstrably the copyist’s error. The "Sixth-Century...
- him,
described in
great detail the
Byzantine army of the
period in The
Strategikon, a
manual for commanders. Maurice, who
reigned from 582 to 602, certainly...
