Besides writing about medicine, the late Roman writer Vegetius is best known for writing about this subject, which is the subject of a treatise translated in 1910 by Lionel Giles. An "absolute" form of this subject, dealt with by professionals, is contrasted with a variety of it called "of observation" in an 1832 book criticized by John Keegan for presuming the existence of states. Another book on this subject consists of thirteen chapters, the eleventh of which deals with the "Nine Situations," and notes that "all" of this subject is (*) "based on deception." Thomas A
Besides writing about medicine, the late Roman writer Vegetius is best known for writing about this subject, which is the subject of a treatise translated in 1910 by Lionel Giles. An "absolute" form of this subject, dealt with by professionals, is contrasted with a variety of it called "of observation" in an 1832 book criticized by John Keegan for presuming the existence of states. Another book on this subject consists of thirteen chapters, the eleventh of which deals with the "Nine Situations," and notes that "all" of this subject is (*) "based on deception." Thomas Aquinas introduced three principles to refine Saint Augustine's theory of a "just" form of this concept, which is the subject of a treatise by Karl von Clausewitz. For 10 points, Sun Tzu wrote about the "Art of" what?
Besides writing about medicine, the late Roman writer Vegetius is best known for writing about this subject, which is the subject of a treatise translated in 1910 by Lionel Giles.
warfare [or bellum; accept The Art of War; accept anything involving the military] &lt;WA, PhilO&gt;