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Did the Ancient Roman army get paid to fight in battles?
Of course they got paid. Would you work for nothing? Some of them were paid very well for their services. Even slaves were given money in the form of tips and bonuses for jobs well done.
Why where Romans paid in salt?
Who how Roman salt abundance where. GET YOUR WORDING RIGHT!
Why was Rome so important to the fate of Cleopatra's Egypt?
Rome was the conqueror of Cleopatra's Egypt and the government changed. After Cleopatra, Egypt became a Roman province and was governed under Roman law with Roman officials replacing the Greek officials. Taxes were paid to Rome rather than to a pharaoh.
Was the Roman army rich?
Its soldiers were poorly paid, sometimes participating in some spoils of looting, which they usually wasted. If they survived their service, they were given a land grant of a small farm, but this gave them subsistence, not wealth. Their generals took the major spoils, taking the money from the sale of prisoners as slaves. They had the responsibility of ensuring their soldiers got their land grants.
When you left the roman army how much money did you get?
Up to 107 BC you got none. Having completed the campaign you were called up for, you went home to your farm. It might have had a successful conclusion, and you might get a share of the loot in that case. The Roman army at that time was a citizen militia. After 107 BC, with the Marian reforms, soldiers were recruited from the landless class and the army was made professional. The career lasted at first 16 years. It was then increased to 20 years. On discharge soldiers were given a honesta missio, a plot of land to farm (agraria missio) or a sizable lump sum (nummaria missio), 3,000 denarii under Augustus; Caracalla increased it to 5,000 denarii. Soldiers who were discharged prematurely because of illness or wound also received these benefits (causaria missio) and so did soldiers who were discharged by their commanders (gratiosa missio). Soldiers who were discharged dishonourably (ignominiosa missio) did not receive anything. Auxiliaries (non-Roman allied soldiers who served in auxiliary troops which supported the Roman legions made of Roman citizen and whose service was 25 years) received Roman citizenship and the right to marry a Roman woman (Ius connubii) in addition to the agrarian mission or the numnaria mission. The hosesta missio was a document which legally sanctioned the end of military service and certified that the service had been carried out honourably. It was given to both legionaries and auxiliaries.
How much did the roman army get paid?
they got paid 8$ a year in australlian money
What change in the roman army was a result of the civil wars of the roman republic?
It became a paid army loyal to its generals.
What changes in the roman army was a result of the civil wars of the roman republic?
It became a paid army loyal to its generals.
What were the Roman Army paid with?
They were paid in coins, salt was often included. This is where the word salary comes from
Were the roman gladiators paid?
Yes, the gladiators were paid after each appearance.
Were Roman Gladiators paid after each battle?
Gladiators were paid a reward if they won.
How much money did a ancient roman senator earn?
Roman senators did not get paid anything.
Who was the roman ruler that changed the army from citizen soliers to paid professionals?
Gaius Marius was the one who reformed the army and professionalized it.
How much do you get paid to join the army?
1,758.90
How much does the Irish army get paid?
Not enough
How much does a major in the army get paid?
5+k a mouth
How much do dependents get paid from someone in the army?
You don't get paid for being a dependent.
