A Collection of Scarce Essays on Roman History

A collection of essays in German, English and French, concerning Roman history, most of which are now scarce or very scarce. A sammelband in the original cloth binding. Ink inscription to the front free end paper, noting the contents of this sammelband.A collection of essays about Roman history from a variety of authors, written in German, English and French, including topics such as the Roman army, and the Romans in the Rheinland, Britain and Africa. Many of these essays are scarce or very scarce. Illustrated with plates and folding maps.This sammelband includes: Die Legio XXII Primigenia. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des römischen Heerwesens in den Rheinlanden by Dr. Adolf Weichert (Jacob Lintz, Trier, 1903) Drei obergermanische Meilensteine aus dem I Jahrhundert by Prof. Zangemeister (Westdeutsche Zeitschrift III, 1884) Zur römischen Legionsgeschichte am Rhein by Dr. E. Ritterling (Westdeutsche Zeitschrift XII, 1893) Korrespondenzblatt der Westdeutschen Zeitschrift, 1906. Römische Strassen im Limesgebeit by lieutenant-general D. von Sarwey (Westdeutsche Zeitschrift XVIII). Illustrated with a folding map.Das römische Heer in Obergermanien und Rätien by Ernst Fabricus (Historiche Zeitschrift, 1906). Illustrated with a folding map.Die Besitznahme Badens durch die Römer by Ernst Fabricus (Carl Winter's Universitatsbuchhandlung, Heidelburg, 1905). Illustrated with a folding map.Das Römische Afrika by Adolf Schulten (Dieterich'sche Verlags-Buchhandlung, Leipzig, 1899). Illustrated with 5 plates.Lex de Imperio Vespasiani: A Consideration of Some of the Constitutional Aspects of the Principate at Rome: A Thesis by Fred B. R. Hellems (Scott, Foresman and Company, Chicago, 1902)The Romanization of Roman Britain by F. J. Haverfield (1905). Illustrated with 6 plates.Die Schlacht am Berge Graupius eine Epigraphische Studie by L. von Urlichs (Stahel'schen Buch- & Kunsthandlung, Würzburg, 1882)Le Sénat Romain en l'an 65 aprés Jésus-Christ by J. Willems (Charles Peeters, Louvain, 1902) In the original cloth binding. Externally fairly smart, with fading to the boards, and shelf wear to the head of the spine and the extremities. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright and clean, though odd pages are age toned, or with the occasional scattering of spots. Very Good.…