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There is no planet known as Centurion, therefore there is no moon for it. A centurion was the name that professional officers of the Roman army were called. It was also the title of a 2010 film starring Michael Fassbender and Andreas Wisniewski.

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What is a centurions moon?

latin for moon is Luna


What were the Ancient Rome soldiers called?

Centurions.


Optios in the roman army were promoted to centurions so who was promoted to be an optio?

Only the very best legionaries could hope to become optios and then centurions - and this would take 15 years!


Who was a roman centurion and why was he important?

A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.A Roman centurion was an officer in the Roman army. As there were eleven grades of centurions, he could be in charge of as few as 80 men or the entire camp. The centurions who led the centuries or the cohorts were men who led by example in battle. Consequently they had the highest casualty rates. A centurion was important as a leader and as an administrator.


Who trained the Roman legionaries?

Centurions and their optimos trained the legionaries. Centurions used their vine sticks and literally whipped the troops into shape. The army also hired ex-gladiators to train certain troops in hand to hand swordplay. The former gladiators were not recruits themselves, but independent contractors.