Being a soldier in the Roman army almost had to be a career because of the length of time of enlistments. During the empire, that is at the time of Augustus, the term of service was twenty years with five more years added as a reserve. On top of that, the veterans were not always discharged as soon as their time was up. If the legion were severely undermanned or there was a war, or if they were on the frontiers, the discharges did not come through.
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.
Being emperor meant being in charge of the vast Roman Empire. The emperor was an absolute ruler.
they had to have complete loyalty
Basically yes, he was a Roman soldier, but he was much more than that. He was a general, a counsul, and a triumvir. He was the most powerful Roman in the eastern part of the empire. That's why Cleopatra allied herself with him.
There are many leaders who expanded the roman empire.... One being Caesar another Being Constantine.
There were no tests to become a Roman soldier.
Cyrenius or Quirinius (51 B.C. - 21A.D.) was born of a wealthy family in the Roman Empire. His career took him from a Roman soldier to Governor. As Governor of Syria he is believed to have taken a census during the supposed time of the birth of Jesus. He and the census are mentioned in the Gospel of Luke.
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If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.If a Roman soldier fell asleep on guard duty, his punishment was being beaten to death by his fellow soldiers because he had endangered their lives.
A Roman patriot would be an ancient Roman citizen who took pride in being a member of the Roman Empire.
Because the soldiers manning the out posts of the Roman Empire spoke/wrote in Latin as it was the official language of the Roman Empire... ergo if you wanted any association with the Roman Empire you had to know basic latin. Latin really caught on as being the one, uniform language of the whole Roman Empire
212 or 211 BC in Syracuse when it was being sacked by a Roman army. He was killed by a Roman soldier who did not know who he was.