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| Dogsoldier Codex by Baron Sylvanius Perrin |
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| De Re Militariby Flavius Vegetius Renatus |
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| Richard Coeur de Lion carried DE RE MILITARI everywhere with him in his campaigns, as did his father, Henry II of England. Around 1000 A.D. Vegetius was the favorite author of Foulques the Black, the able and ferocious Count of Anjou. Numerous manuscript copies of Vegetius circulated in the time of Charlemagne and one of them was considered a necessity of life by his commanders. A manuscript Vegetius was listed in the will of Count Everard de Frejus, about 837 A.D., in the time of Ludwig the Just.from a British 1940 reprint of De Re Militari. Author unknown |
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| Art of War by Niccolo Machiavelli |
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| Deeds of Arms and Of Chivalry by Christine de Pizan |
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| Tree of Battles by Honore Bonet (Bouvet) |
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| Knights Own Book of Chivalry by Geoffrey de Charney |
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