The average male of ancient Rome would be considered short by our standards. They were only about five feet eight. Now this is average, there were some taller and some shorter. The emperor Augustus was a very short person and would have several extra soles attached to his shoes to make himself appear taller.
Depending on the period of time and the context, the ancient Greeks were at one stage the size of a small pea. And there names were similar to that of raquel, the capabilities of advancements in technology allowed for machines such as "stretchers", These so called stretchers allowed the Greeks to be pulled to a great extent approximately 300 cm tall. Unfortunately it also stretch the size of the cells within there body, the cells having a greater volume than surface area had to undergo mitosis to allow for maximum absorption of nutrients and for survival. So the Greeks who were stretched, split in two becoming approximately 150 cm tall each.
To be accepted into the Roman army a man had to be a citizen. He had to be mentally and physically sound and they liked them to be about six Roman feet tall. The height requirement was a preference, not mandatory.
The ancient Roman soldier had to first of all be obedient. He had to learn to follow orders. Period. He also had to have the stamina to carry out his various assignments, many times without sleep. He had to learn to march and fight in unison with his fellows. He had to be meticulous in cleaning his armor and weapons in order to prevent rust and had to learn to do his laundry and cooking when on the march. But most important of all, he had to be loyal to his military oath.
The average height of a Roman Mangonel catupult was around 20 to 25 feet tall.
Tami Roman from Basketball Wives is 5'9" tall.
Roman Weaver is 6'.
Roman Ostrovsky is 6'.
Roman Lebeau is 6'.
Roman Lewis is 6' 1".
Roman Sebrle is 186 cm.
Roman Schmelzer is 192 cm.
Roman Rossa is 181 cm.
Roman Sierra is 5' 9".