A legionary's job was first of all to follow orders. Besides marching and weapons training, a soldier had to care for his own equipment, cook his own food and pay for his own clothing. In addition, they were generally assigned to some building project, or some work that benefited the fort (if they were stationed in one) , such as running a water mill, making ceramic pipes for aqueducts, overseeing grain grinding and distribution and in many cases policing the town that usually grew up around a Roman fort. If he were literate and caught the attention of a superior, he could be assigned a clerical job. The Roman militarty was like a mini society in itself and much of their work or jobs were the same as the civilian contractors.
A Legion in the Roman army was a unit of approximately 5,000 men, if at full strength. It was divided into cohorts and further divided into centuries. The legion's first duty was to obey orders. In addition to training and fighting, a legion, if stationed in a permanent fort, was supposed to be self-supporting as far as possible.Plus, in addition to their strictly military duties, the legions were the ones who built the roads and aqueducts and in many cases layed out the plans for new towns. Recently, the remains of the kiln rooms of the 10th Legion's ceramic works were unearthed. It was here that they made the ceramic pipes for the aqueducts.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
A centurion was an officer in the Roman army. There were eleven grades of centurion and each level or grade had his own responsibilities. The lowest rank of centurion was in charge of a unit called a century which consisted of 80 men. Don't be misled by the word "century" in the Roman military jargon it did not mean 100, it only referred to the unit. The highest ranking centurion, the Camp Prefect, was the third man in charge of the legion after the legate and the tribune.
He obeys orders. He trains. He cares for his equipment. He cooks his food. He builds aqueducts, bridges, roads and fortifications. He acts as a police force in small towns and some territories. And he does a lot of marching.
The Roman legionaries were Roman soldiers. They were soldiers who belonged to the legions, the units of the Roman army which were similar to the army corps of modern armies.
They did training for the whole day
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a soldier who is a member of a legion (especially the French Foreign Legion)
The Nazis tried to claim that Jesus was not a Jew, but was the son of a roman legionary from Germany.
about 36 thousand legionary, alae, and auxiliary in all. he had 3 roman legions, 3 alae, and 6 auxiliary.
A legionary is a full time soldier and a citizen from Rome. An auxiliary is someone called in when the army needs more troops, an auxiliary is not from Rome. The difference between an auxiliary and a legionary is counterparts in equipment, training and fighting.
Young Legionary was created in 1982.
Asterix the Legionary was created in 1966.
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If 3 men: Peasant, Legionary, Archer If 4 men: Peasant, Legionary, Archer, Healer If 5 men: Peasant, Legionary, Archer, Healer, Fire Archer/Centurion/Cavalry
The common soldier, or miles gregarius, was first a fighter. He had his periodic training. However, as the Roman empire was not constantly at war, he was assigned many other duties, most of them consisting of digging and building. It was the legionary who built the roads, bridges and aqueducts. They also acted as police for conquered towns.
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a soldier who is a member of a legion (especially the French Foreign Legion)
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The pay of a legionary did not increase for an act of bravery. The soldier would be given a honour for bravery. If a whole legion fought well, it could be given a bonus.