Is it Legion I,II etc.?
The Tenth
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That question REALLY shouldn't be necessary! Caesar's 10th Gemina (the name it received when it was amalgamated with other units by Octavian (later Augustus) after Actium) was known by Caesar as the X Equestris, after he chose to take one hundred of them as his mounted bodyguards to a meeting with a Germanic chieftain named Ariovistus, and were his favourite legion.
Okay, why them?
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Under the proud patronage of MarcusTullius
Thirteen!!!![]()
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X Frentensis. They built a giant ramp that basically flipped God off.
Crusades
Historical fiction - Fifty Tales from Rome
Can YOU dance like the Cookie Man?
Improbe amor quid non mortalia pectora cogis? - The Aeneid
I run an Asteroid mining website. Visit it before James Cameron takes it from me.
hehehe, i can almost see the demotivational poster now. Oh, oh, now, wait a minute:
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
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Under the proud patronage of MarcusTullius
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"An unexpected death is a death, an intended death - immortality"
(c) Vardan Sparapet, before the Battle of Avarayr
OMG where did you find that poster/pic?!?!? That is AWESOME!!!! Ima google that sucker.
"So parents...hold on to your hats...the federal government is gonna give you 400 dollars for every child you have...so if you've got 1,000 kids...you're on freaking easy street. That's where you go, what is the government thinking? I mean wha, what do Congressmans' children eat -- MITES?!? All 400 dollars does is remind me how screwed I am; You'd be better off if you're Congressman just came to your door, and pissed on your foot."
BSADDB, RIP Brooster (09/2007)
I made it myself.![]()
'Ecce, Roma Surrectum!' Beta Tester and Historian
Under the proud patronage of MarcusTullius