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The Defeat of Varus and the German Frontier Policy of Augustus

Note 1 — Chapter II · Sources

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The great interest in the story of Arminius and his victory has led to an examination of the sources by many investigators. The following is a partial list of the works of which use has been made:

Knoke, Die Kriegszüge des Germanicus in Deutschland, Berlin, 1887, pp. 4-17; 63-82. Knoke, Die Kriegszüge des Germanicus in Deutschland: Nachtrag, Berlin, 1889, pp. 19-31; 174-189. Knoke, Fleckeisens Jahrbr. f. Phil., CXXXIX (1889), pp. 361-368. Delbrück, Gesch. der Kriegskunst, II, p. 65 f. Koepp, Die Römer in Deutschland, p. 25 f. Koepp, Westfalen, I, p. 35. Von Ranke, Weltgeschichte, III, 2, p. 272 f. Höfer, Die Varusschlacht, Leipzig, 1888, pp. 133-166. Asbach, Rhein. Jahrbr., LXXXV (1888), pp. 14-54. Deppe, Rhein. Jahrbr., LXXXVII (1889), p. 53 f. Riese, Das rhein. Germanien in der antiken Litteratur, Leipzig, 1892, pp. 39-84. Riese, Forsch. zur Gesch. der Rheinlande in der Römerzeit, Frankfurt a. M., 1889. Mommsen, Röm. Gesch., V, 41. Gardthausen Augustus, II, 802. Wilisch, Neue Jahrbr. f. d. kl. Alter., XXIII (1909), p. 322 f. Hayes, Sources Relating to the Germanic Invasions, New York, 1909, p. 36 f. Wolf, Die That des Arminius, Berlin, pp. 9-13. Winkelsesser, De Rebus Divi Augusti in Germania Gestis, Detmold, pp. 42 f. Edmund Meyer, Untersuchungen über die Schlacht im Teutoburger Walde, Berlin, 1893, p. 56 f.

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