Contents
- Book I – Introduction
- Book II – The Cavalry Battle Formation
- Book III – Formations of the Cavalry Tagma
- Book IV – Ambushes
- Book V – On Baggage Trains
- Book VI – Various Tactics and Drills
- Book VII – Strategy. The Points Which the General Must Consider
- Book VIII –
- Book IX – Surprise Attacks
- Book X –
- Book XI – Characteristics and Tactics of Various Peoples
- Book XII –
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