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A review by discipleoflife
Under the Eagle by Simon Scarrow
4.0
Scarrow presents a very realistic portrayal of a recruit's life in the Roman army through the character of Cato. The level of detail with which Cato's path to becoming a fully fledged soldier is described is impressive. So impressive that at times I believed Scarrow was a soldier himself.
I did feel, tough, that Cato's development into an optio was rushed. I expected more interaction between Cato and the other recruits, proving himself their leader through both actions and words.
I did feel, tough, that Cato's development into an optio was rushed. I expected more interaction between Cato and the other recruits, proving himself their leader through both actions and words.