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Sextus Julius Frontinus. Strategemata
Strategemata
Table of Contents
Book I
I. On Concealing One's Plans
II. On Finding Out the Enemy's Plans
III. On Determining the Character of the War
IV. On Leading an Army through Places Infested by the Enemy
V. On Escaping from Difficult Situations
VI. On Laying and Meeting Ambushes while on the March
VII. How to conceal the Absence of the Things we lack, or to supply Substitutes for Them
VIII. On Distracting the Attention of the Enemy
IX. On Quelling a Mutiny of Soldiers
X. How to Check an Unseasonable Demand for Battle
XI. How to arouse an Army's Enthusiasm for battle
XII. On Dispelling the Fears Inspired in Soldiers by Adverse Omens
Book II
I. On choosing the time for battle
II. On Choosing the Place for Battle
III. On the Disposition of Troops for Battle
IV. On creating panic in the enemy's ranks
V. On Ambushes
VI. On Letting the Enemy Escape, lest, Brought to Bay, He Renew the Battle in Desperation
VII. On Concealing Reverses
VIII. On Restoring Morale by Firmness
On Measures taken after Battle. IX. On Bringing the War to a Close after a Successful Engagement
X. On Repairing One's Losses after a Reverse
XI. On Ensuring the Loyalty of Those Whom One Mistrusts
XII. What to do for the Defence of the Camp, in case a Commander lacks Confidence in his Present Forces
XIII. On Retreating
Book III
I. On Surprise Attacks
II. On Deceiving the Besieged
III. On Inducing Treachery
IV. By What Means the Enemy may be Reduced to Want
V. How to Persuade the Enemy that the Siege will be Maintained
VI. On Distracting the Attention of a Hostile Garrison
VII. On Diverting Streams and Contaminating Waters
VIII. On Terrorizing the Besieged
IX. On Attacks from an Unexpected Quarter
X. On Setting Traps to Draw out the Besieged
XI. On Pretended Retirements
On the other hand, Stratagems Connected with the Protection of the Besieged. XII. On Stimulating the Vigilance of One's Own Troops
XIII. On Sending and Receiving Messages
XIV. On Introducing Reinforcements and Supplying Provisions
XV. How to Produce the Impression of Abundance of what is Lacking
XVI. How to Meet the Menace of Treason and Desertion
XVII. On Sorties
XVIII. Concerning Steadfastness on the Part of the Besieged
Book IV0
I. On Discipline
II. On the Effect of Discipline
III. On Restraint and Disinterestedness
IV. On Justice
V. On Determination ("The Will to Victory")
VI. On Good Will and Moderation
VII. On Sundry Maxims and Devices
