Ex Recognitione Mauricii

Ex Recognitione Mauricii, attributed to an anonymous author, offers a fascinating glimpse into the military strategies and tactics of the late Roman and early Byzantine periods. Drawing upon the renowned Strategikon of Emperor Maurice, this work provides valuable insights into the organization, equipment, and deployment of Roman and Byzantine armies.

This text sheds light on the challenges faced by the Eastern Roman Empire in defending its vast territories against various adversaries. It explores topics such as infantry and cavalry tactics, siege warfare, and the importance of logistics and intelligence. Ex Recognitione Mauricii is an essential resource for historians, military scholars, and anyone interested in the art of war in the ancient world.

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