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This could be a question open to debate. Some will say the most important soldier was the common infantryman, afterall he was the one who did the fighting and digging. Others will say it was a good general who knew military tactics. Julius Caesar considered his centurions the most important because they were on the front lines and knew the strength and temperaments of the troops. In fact, he was criticized for having centurions present at battle planning meetings and listening to their input.
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What is the most important power of the consuls in roman republic?
The consuls were the heads of the republic and the army.
Who is most memorable the roman army the armada or world war 1 trenches?
roman army
Which Roman armies were the most dominant in history?
There were several dominant Roman armies in history. These Roman armies include the Romany Army of the Mid-Repubic, Imperial Roman Army, Middle Byzantine Army, and Komnenian Byzantine Army.
What eqiutment did roman soldiers use?
Besides their body armor and helmets, they had their spear (pilim) knife,(pugio) shield(scutum). They also used various forms of artillery equipment, such as types of catapults that could hurl various kinds of nasty objects such as rocks, fire arrows, or larger arrows called bolts. They had slingers who used either stones or lead pellets, the forefathers or our bullets. But the most important piece of equipment a Roman soldier had was his dolabra, his digging tool. The Roman soldier actually did more digging in his various assignments, than fighting.
Who was the army general executing each tenth soldier under his command?
The question refers the practice of decimation, a feature of the Roman Army during the Early Republic, and later abolished. To my knowledge it was last and most famously used in the Late Republic by Crassus. He had every tenth soldier executed to make an example after his army failed to defeat the Slave Army of Spartacus. Despite what you may have seen in movies, it was not done in the days of the Roman Empire, although some other generals may have ordered it at some point in world history.
What was St. George's occupation?
St. George was a Chrisitan soldier in the Roman army who refused an order to persecute and kill other Christians. For this he was beheaded in Palestine about the yesr 304 AD.
What is the most important power of the consuls in roman republic?
The consuls were the heads of the republic and the army.
Who is most memorable the roman army the armada or world war 1 trenches?
roman army
Which Roman armies were the most dominant in history?
There were several dominant Roman armies in history. These Roman armies include the Romany Army of the Mid-Repubic, Imperial Roman Army, Middle Byzantine Army, and Komnenian Byzantine Army.
When did most men join the roman army?
most men joined the roman army because this answer is not open right now try again later
What eqiutment did roman soldiers use?
Besides their body armor and helmets, they had their spear (pilim) knife,(pugio) shield(scutum). They also used various forms of artillery equipment, such as types of catapults that could hurl various kinds of nasty objects such as rocks, fire arrows, or larger arrows called bolts. They had slingers who used either stones or lead pellets, the forefathers or our bullets. But the most important piece of equipment a Roman soldier had was his dolabra, his digging tool. The Roman soldier actually did more digging in his various assignments, than fighting.
Who was the army general executing each tenth soldier under his command?
The question refers the practice of decimation, a feature of the Roman Army during the Early Republic, and later abolished. To my knowledge it was last and most famously used in the Late Republic by Crassus. He had every tenth soldier executed to make an example after his army failed to defeat the Slave Army of Spartacus. Despite what you may have seen in movies, it was not done in the days of the Roman Empire, although some other generals may have ordered it at some point in world history.
What are the most important things to a soldier?
The most important thing to a soldier is his eyes -Jack
Was Marc Antony a roman soldier?
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.
Why is the roman army a legacie?
The Roman army is a legacy because it was one of the most powerful armies of all time. The Roman army was able to keep Rome as a secure, sovereign, and powerful empire for centuries.
What is the name of the roman empires army?
The Roman empire's army had no name, but each legion had a number and most of them also had names but these were ames of the individual legions and not the army a a whole.
Were most of the Roman common soldiers the army citizens?
Yes
