Recently landed at Pagnorvaria is a group of four Contubernium and auxiliary troops coming to relieve the troops currently at the temporary timber fort. At the head of this small detachment of troops is the centurion, followed by a small group of cavalry then the aquilifer, signifer and cornicen. Next are the four contubernium’s and at the back the auxiliary archers.
(The Roman Army, which was responsible for one of the world’s largest empires, was divided into legions, which consisted of approximately 5,000 men. Each legion was divided into 10 cohorts, each cohort was divided into 6 centuries, each century was divided into 10 contubernium’s of 8 men who marched, fought, worked and camped together. The century was commanded by a Centurion who carried a vine stick, and had its own standard or badge carried by a Signifier.)
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October 4, 2011 |
Very good! |
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June 15, 2011 |
You should post one of them in a Testudo formation. |
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August 15, 2010 |
This is incredible why hasn't hundreds of people commented on this it's sad! this is probably the best roman army iv'e seen so far and i bet no body can top it! how many soldiers are in that in all? |
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June 6, 2009 |
Unbeleivable! where did you get all those minifigs? Great job! |
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