A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 307
... army . By way of inuring his troops to the hardships of war , he imposed upon them a fatigue - task that foreshadowed the great public works of the imperial army , the ex- cavation of a canal as a by - pass to the silted ... ROMAN ARMY 307.
... army . By way of inuring his troops to the hardships of war , he imposed upon them a fatigue - task that foreshadowed the great public works of the imperial army , the ex- cavation of a canal as a by - pass to the silted ... ROMAN ARMY 307.
Pagina 308
... legions to Voluntary proletarians on terms of voluntary enlistment , and training his recruits enlistment . up to the standard of regular soldiers , Marius took the decisive step in converting the Roman army from a conscript militia ...
... legions to Voluntary proletarians on terms of voluntary enlistment , and training his recruits enlistment . up to the standard of regular soldiers , Marius took the decisive step in converting the Roman army from a conscript militia ...
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... Roman army by provincials from the less Romanised districts , who lacked the versatility of the Italian soldiers and were less amenable to discipline . Yet the Roman frontiers would never have been seriously imperilled but for the ...
... Roman army by provincials from the less Romanised districts , who lacked the versatility of the Italian soldiers and were less amenable to discipline . Yet the Roman frontiers would never have been seriously imperilled but for the ...
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