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The Roman Soldier
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Forestier: Imperator
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Forestier: Bronze-Age warriors
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Forestier: Italic Bronze-Age warriors on look-out
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Forestier: An Italic farmer of the Bronze Age arming for battle
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Forestier: A hoplite in the army of Servius Tullius
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Forestier: A scene at an Etruscan feast
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Forestier: Rorarius and triarius of Camillus
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Forestier: An infantryman at an inn
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Forestier: The cornicen or trumpeter
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Forestier: Gladiators. The end of the combat
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Forestier: The impeditus, or fully-equipped foot soldier
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Forestier: A standard-bearer in the field
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Forestier: A legionary guarding captives in the field
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Forestier: A halt by the roadside
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Forestier: Auxiliary cavalry attacking German tribesmen
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Forestier: Light spear-men or slingers
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Forestier: A legionary sentry
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Forestier: In weapons the process becomes complete
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Forestier: A centurion on the march
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Forestier: Or in stock issues of different armouries
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Forestier: At a post-house
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Forestier: The cohorts or auxiliaries were stationed in small forts
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Forestier: A fort in Cumberland
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Forestier: Situated at strategic points
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Forestier: Outside a permanent camp in Germany
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Forestier: Their equipment also moves towards standardisation
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Forestier: An auxiliary at a ferry on the Tyne
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Forestier: Yet many corps retain distinctive weapons
