The Tactics of Aelian
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Plate 7 (Chapter 18): Cavalry arranged in a rhombus by ranks and files.
Plate 8 (Chapter 19): A wedge of cavalry.
Plate 9 (Chapter 18): Variations of the cavalry square.
Plate 10 (Chapter 19): Cavalry arranged in a rhombus with files but no ranks.
Plate 11 (Chapter 24): Changing the soldiers facing.
Plate 12 (Chapter 27): The Macedonian Counter-march.
Plate 13 (Chapter 27): The Lacedaemonian Counter-march.
Plate 14 (Chapter 27): The Choral/Cretan/Persian Counter-march.
Plate 15 (Chapter 28): Doubling the number of files.
Plate 16 (Chapter 30): Entaxis.
Plate 17 (Chapter 30): Hypotaxis.
Plate 18 (Chapter 31): Wheeling to the left.
Plate 19 (Chapter 35): The koelembolus formation.
Plate 20 (Chapter 36): One syntagma ‘deducted’ to the right.
Plate 21 (Chapter 37): One syntagma arranged as an antistomos formation
Plate 22 (Chapter 38): One syntagma arranged as an amphistomos formation.
Plate 23 (Chapter 39): The antistomos diphalangarchia formation.
Plate 24 (Chapter 40): Two syntagmae arranged in a peristomos diphalangarchia formation.
Plate 25 (Chapter 41): Two tetrarchia marching in a homoiostomos formation.
Plate 26 (Chapter 42): Two syntagmae marching in a heterostomos formation.
Plate 27 (Chapter 43): The cavalry rhombus and the half-moon infantry formation.
Plate 28 (Chapter 45): The cavalry rhombus and the epicampios emprosthia infantry formation.
Plate 29 (Chapter 46): The kyrtē infantry formation.
Plate 30 (Chapter 47): The square cavalry formation and the infantry wedge.
Plate 31 (Chapter 48): The plaision infantry formation.
Plate 32 (Chapter 48): The peplegmenē or ‘saw tooth infantry formation.