Book Sources

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MAVORS is a series of compilations of papers by various renowned Roman army scholars.<br>
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Vol 1, Michael P. Speidel (1984) is out of print and I've never been able to find a copy. So I've had to borrow one and photocopy the entire thing. EM<br>
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Vol 2, J. F. Gilliam (1986). I'm not sure if it's also O/P but if not, J.C. Gieben in Amsterdam offers it.<br>
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Vol 3, Geza Alföldy. (I've forgotten the title.) (1987) in print, J.C. Gieben.<br>
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Vol 4, Eric Birley. Roman Army Papers. (198 possibly in print, Gieben.<br>
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Vol 5, G. Forni. Esercito e Marina di Roma Antica. (1992) in print, Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart, Germany.<br>
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Vol 6, H. Devijver. Pannonien und das roemische Heer. (1989) in print, Gieben.<br>
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Vol 7, A. Mocsy (1992) in print, Steiner Verlag.<br>
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Vol 8, M.P. Speidel (1992) in print, Steiner Verlag.<br>
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Vol 9, H. Devijver. Equestrian Officers of the Roman Imperial Army II. (1992) in print, Steiner Verlag.<br>
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Vol 10, D.J. Breeze and B. Dobson. Roman Officers and Frontiers. (1993) in print, Steiner Verlag.<br>
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Vol 11, D. Baatz. Bauten und Katapulte des roemischen Heeres. (1994) in print, Steiner Verlag.<br>
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Apparently there is another MAVORS volume going to press soon. Sander, who was it again?<br>
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J.C. Gieben Publishers can be emailed at [email protected] <br>
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Steiner Verlag can be contacted through [email protected] <br>
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Be warned -- these are expensive volumes. US$100 is a fair estimate for each.<br>
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Vardulli, if you can get the Holder title, it's a rare find! I've never been able to find a copy of BAR 70. I had to photocopy that one as well; spent some long nights at the copy machine... E EM<br>
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Jenny<br>
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