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The Roman soldier wore a tunic which was above the knee in the front and a little longer in the back. Over this he wore a padded, sleeveless vest called a "subarmalis" and over this he wore a cuirass of either chain mail or segmented metal plates. On his head he wore a helmet, of various styles which changed with the times.

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