Roman Army Costumes 10
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Roman Army Costumes 10

Left to Right: Legion Eagle based on commemorative medals. / The centurion, commander of the maniple, was an officer of a lower rank than that of the tribune, by whom he was appointed. His post on the battlefield was immediately in front of the sign. He is wearing Femoralia, short breeches imitated from Gallic breeches. These breeches were especially adopted by the troops campaigning in the northern climate. They were also worn by officers of all ranks and even by the emperor. / The military salute of the Roman soldier under arms. The naked sword is held straight in front of him.

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