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The Roman legion was the basic Roman army unit of heavy infantry, comprising up to five thousand Roman citizens accompanied by a small cavalry unit. Along with auxiliaries from the provinces, the Roman legions extended and protected the Roman Empire.
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A Review of “The Romans in the Age of Augustus”
History: Reviews of New Books, 2012Professor Andrew Lintott's The Romans in the Age of Augustus is an excellent examination of a people whose influence on Western civilization and the world is still with us today.
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Republic: The roots of the word republic are res (things) and publica (public), so republic means “public things” or “a public affair”; it is not a private affair of a king. Thus citizenship took on central importance in a government of elected officials (such as consuls, praetors, questors, and censors) based on division of powers and checks and ...
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Roman Law and the Legal World of the Romans (review)
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Roman Dress and the Fabrics of Roman Culture (review)
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