I. Introduction

II. The Composition of the Armed Forces

IV. The Emperor as General

V. The Evaluation of Generals

VI. Viri Militares

VII. The Emperor and the Generals

VIII. The Legions and their Deployment

IX. The Urban Forces

X. The Auxilia

XI. The Fleet

XII. Officers and Men

XIII. Tacitus' Military Vocabulary

XIV. Conclusion

I. Abbreviations

1. In the Lists

2. General

II. Military Personnel Named by Tacitus

1. In the Legions

A. Senior Officers (= LO)

B. Soldiers ( = LS)

2. In the Urban Forces

A. Senior Officers (= UO)

B. Soldiers (= US)

3. In the Auxilia: Gregales and Prefects (= A)

4. In the Fleets: Men and Prefects (= F)

5. Viri Militares (= VM)

A. Officers

B. Generals

6. Financial Officers and the Army

7. Index

III. Non-Legionary Units Named by Tacitus

1. Non-Praetorian Urban Regiments (= URB)

2. Auxiliary Regiments (= AUX)

3. Provincial Fleets (= FL)