




Bestsellers and New Releases (March 2005)
Published by Buecher.de (Humanities, Art & Music – Ancient History)
1st place: Sandro Vannini – Egypt
2nd place: Emil Nack – Egypt – The Realm of the Pharaohs
3rd place: Ingmar König – A Short History of Rome
4th place: Marion Giebel – Marcus Tullius Cicero
5th place: Werner Keller – And Yet the Bible Is Right
6th place: Tony Domin – Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth
Gelago 03/2005
Description:
This product received a rating of 4/5 from satisfied customers. The excellent book “Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” was written by Tony Domin and has delighted readers worldwide. On the sales bestseller list, “Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” ranked No. 18,210. Triga is the publisher of the product. The book has ISBN 3897743086. For only EUR 11.80, “Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” could be ordered from us. The publication date was October 2003.
Comment:
“Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” is truly excellent. I would buy it again and again! I recently bought “Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” and I am delighted. I can recommend this product without reservation. This is exactly what “Roma Victor – The Roman Legion – Legend and Truth” should be. Triga has produced something excellent this time.
ZWL, 06/2003:
... The title “Roma Victor – Legend and Truth” focuses on answering many interesting questions while also providing a wealth of numerical data. It is supplemented by numerous illustrations designed by the author himself.
dental labor, August 2003:
... Tony Domin following in the footsteps of the ancient Romans... the book focuses on answering many questions and provides numerous figures and statistics. Many illustrations designed by the author himself complement the text.
Reader reviews amazon.de
(Further reviews from 2005 onwards at amazon.de)
Anonymous reviewer, 03 October 2004
Roma Victor (can one ever have read it enough?)
I am currently reading “At the Edge of the Empire” once again. I remain enthusiastic about this exceptionally well-researched work. I can recommend it to anyone interested in the subject (the map showing the stations of a legionary’s service is particularly fascinating) – I am delighted!
Very good source of information, 25 August 2004
Reviewer: Karl Weidhauer from Böblingen
Although I do not consider myself an experienced critic, I would nevertheless like to give my personal assessment of this book. Some so-called critics judge things they do not know or have never demonstrated that they could do better themselves. The level often suffers as a result, and room for objectivity becomes smaller. A book cannot be judged by its title, length or material value. If I buy a dictionary, I do not expect entertainment, and if I buy a novel, I do not expect statistics or similar material.
Before buying Roma Victor, I first made enquiries and requested a reading sample via the homepage. What I was looking for seemed to be provided, so I bought the book and was not disappointed at all. Quite the contrary: my expectations were fully met. The page count is correct, the pictures are informative and the text is suitable for every age group, as announced.
Conclusion: If a reader is looking for a quick overview of the Roman legion and wants precise answers to many important questions, Roma Victor is an unusual but refreshingly different book. I regard it as a supplement to other works and am happy to add it to my extensive collection.
A good choice, 1 June 2004
My new standard work on the Roman legion, 9 June 2004
Reviewer: Phillip from Trier
For a planned lecture, I initially searched for suitable reading material. In many works, including libraries, I first had to spend hours searching for the information I needed, and only rarely did I find what I was looking for, much to my disappointment. I discovered the book Roma Victor on Amazon. At first I was surprised by the many reviews, because the relatively young work obviously seemed to attract a great deal of attention. For this reason I read all the book reviews and the available information about the book. Since the information and value for money seemed more than reasonable and interesting, I ordered the book. I enjoyed reading Roma Victor very much, and it answered all my questions precisely.
The author has formulated and addressed sensitive subjects partly with empathy and also very cautiously. Everything promised by the published information was completely delivered. The text is very pleasant to read and suitable for all age groups. The compact presentation of numerical data is excellent, as are the scenarios described. In my opinion, the book fortunately does not fit into any existing or familiar direction and therefore competes with no book I know. Roma Victor is very independent, informs quickly and efficiently, yet leaves every reader enough room for their own imagination. The existence of a homepage with the same name is also pleasing. Many further questions are answered there, and the site is continually expanded with new images and information. Even personal questions are answered.
My personal conclusion: The purchase was and remains more than worthwhile, because all promises were kept. I therefore give Roma Victor the highest rating without reservation!
Reviewer from Witzhave, Schleswig-Holstein, 18 December 2003:
... This book awakens curiosity even in people who otherwise find it difficult to engage with historical subjects. The author succeeds in bringing the events of that time wonderfully close without straying from the path of history. It is enjoyable to read and also to read together with young people. ... Written in a straightforward, moving and competent manner. Illustrated with appealing images that explain and clarify. It is a book that has captured the spirit of our time.
Reviewer from Bavaria, 26 November 2003:
... The book is a successful symbiosis of entertainment and factual education. We have now incorporated the book into our lessons and also recommend it to our students.
Reviewer from Hamburg, 20 November 2003:
Great book – not too long and yet very comprehensive
An entertaining and informative book that I can warmly recommend to anyone interested.
