There were multi advantages for someone who commanded a Roman army, that is, if it were a victorious Roman army. As Rome was a militaristic society, there was great honor associated with commanding an army. A victorious general was a hero, big time. He raised his own prestige and that of his family. There was also the loot involved. The commander got the "lion's share" of it. Most commanders went on to some type of political career after the army and having commanded men, was a big plus in politics. Coins were many times issued after a victory and the general and his victory would be transported all over the empire. So, honor, prestige, loot, politics, and fame could be five advantages.
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-many sights to see -Food to taste from different places -serving 25yrs in the army makes you a citizen of Rome -you will be respected -taught many skills..craftsman...good engineers -when u retire you will get pension and peice of land and u do not have to pay tax hope it helps!!
With the creation of a standing professional army by the Marian reforms on 107 BC, the career of the Roman legionaries lasted 16 years. Augustus extended this to 20 years. Soldiers could also be recalled to serve 5 years as reservists. Many soldiers served for 30 to 40 years. The legionaries were Roman citizens. The Romans also had auxiliary troops. These were troops composed of non-Romans who were allies and supported the Roman legions. Their term of service was 25 years.
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The enlistment time for the Roman soldier was for 20 years active duty and 5 more years as a reserve or "evocati". So he enlisted for 25 years in total.
30 legions 6000 men in each legion = 180,000 This figure is a maybe number and that's the best that can be done because your question is too vague. What do you mean by the greatest extent? The empire? The army itself? If you mean the empire, 30 legions are probable, but it you mean the army itself, there's a different number. When Octavian won out over Antony, he accumulated about 44 legions. (with 5-6000 in each legion) so the army itself would be much larger than 180,000.
The Roman army was 1) well trained, 2) well disciplined 3) well organized, 4) well paid, and 5) well cared for medically.
Joining the Roman army gave you a 20-year career, a pay and on discharge, the grant of either a sizable lump sum of money or a plot of land to farm.
The Roman army was 1) well trained, 2) well disciplined 3) well organized, 4) well paid, and 5) well cared for medically.
-many sights to see -Food to taste from different places -serving 25yrs in the army makes you a citizen of Rome -you will be respected -taught many skills..craftsman...good engineers -when u retire you will get pension and peice of land and u do not have to pay tax hope it helps!!
You have to kill 5 commanding shadowscythe units.
give 5 advantages and disavantages of technology
5 in Roman numerals is; V
Answer 5 Roman numeral v
It was Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles who held the post from 5 October 1895 until 8 August 1903. The title of that position of Command was changed to US Army Chief of Staff, the first of whom was Lieutenant General Samuel B. M. Young (1903 to 1904).
Best trained and most successful? 5.American 4.Qin 3.Mongol 2.Napoleonic 1.Roman/British/French during 1500s/Macedonian army of alexander Best equipped? 5.Chinese 4.Israeli 3.Russian 2.Chinese 1.American Largest? 5.Qin 4.French at ww1 3.british at ww2 2.mongol 1.chinese Best overall? 5.Qin 4.Roman 3.French 2.American 1.Mongolian
It is: 5 = V as a Roman numeral
The roman numeral for 5 is: V