If you mean the man himself getting hit with the pilus, he would either be killed or severely wounded--those things were vicious. But if you mean the next stage of battle, then the first line would advance with their swords. They would be backed up by the second and third battle lines. Of course, all this depended on the battle conditions and the tactics the general used.
Yes,they were beaten if they did not work.
Roman religion was important to the Romans because they were were very religious. They believed in many goods and honoured them. They also believed that not honouring the good would lead the to be hit by their wrath.
in 847 an earthquake hit the city of Rome shattering the roman coliseum. Parts of the arena fell of due to this and since the coliseum was made with the finest stone the remaining pieces were used to make other structures
The purpose of the shield was twofold. First it was a protective device, preventing javelins, arrows or sword thrusts from hitting the man. Secondly, it could be used as an offensive weapon by pushing the opponent off balance.
Nothing for a while. Then a plague hit and it became weak as all the Romans lived together. Then barbarians attacked. This would be the fall of Rome.
they got killed
In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.In a way you could say that Marius invented the Roman pilum. A pilum was a heavy javelin that more than likely morphed from the old Hoplite spear. Marius invented a type of javelin with a flexible shaft that would bend or break off once it hit the enemies' shield. This prevented the enemy from reusing the javelin against the Romans and if it stuck at an angle in their shields, it would hinder them in their froward rushes.
It stays in shape. Nothing happens.
Yes,they were beaten if they did not work.
What happens if you have insurance and you get hit by someone driving fast down the shoulder of the road in Texas and they hit you?
you hit a fruit der
it will hurt
After you have hit a can with a hammer the can will be smashed
It Freaking hurts
it hurts
It hurts.
It hurts.