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	Legionary Equipment
		The equipment to the legionaries was remarkably uniform throughout the empire and it is possible that there were large centres in Gaul and North Italy for the mass manufacture of helmets, armour and weapons as well as the kettles and mess tins, etc.
		The legionary sword, the gladius, was a double-bladed weapon two feet long and two inches wide, often with a corrugated bone grip.
		Unlike the legionary he carried his sword in the orthodox position on the left swinging from a baldric From his left shoulder a cloak, made of fine material, hung in elegant folds.
	www.roman-empire.net /army/leg-equip.html (1199 words)

	Legionary Charity
		The Legionary is advised to suppress self for the sake of becoming the adequate instrument in the apostolate of spreading the Kingdom of God on earth.
		But a Legionary should beware of concentrating so exclusively on the practice of Charity in reaching out to every soul as to lose sight of the equally important practice of Charity towards his fellow-members in the praesidium or in the council.
		Legionary Charity must extend beyond the Spiritual Directors of Praesidia and beyond those Pastors who have given permission for the Legion to exist in their parishes.
	www.legionofmary.org /Lendacky02.html (1481 words)

	Legionary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Though legionaries are stero typed to be wering strip armour, there is evidence that some legionaries, at the same time strip armour was in use, wore chain mail.
		All legionary soldiers would also receive a sizeable sum of money on the completion of their term of service: 3000 denarii from the time of Augustus and/or a plot of good farmland (good land was in much demand).
		Legionary is also a term used for members of other legions, like French Foreign Legion, Spanish Foreign Legion or Polish Legions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Legionary (415 words)

	Roman Army Part II
		As their name suggests, they were intended to supplement the legionary infantry that was the backbone of the Roman army by employing different methods of fighting, including light-armed infantry, slingers, archers, and especially cavalry.
		One fighting formation used in such sieges was the turtle”; (testudo), in which the legionaries made a kind of protective shell by layering their shields over the heads and sides of a tightly packed group of men.
		Legionary pay was never lavish (112.5 denarii per year, which was doubled by Julius Caesar to 225 denarii), and the cost of food and arms was deducted from this amount.
	vroma.rhodes.edu /~bmcmanus/romanarmy2.html (1545 words)

	Roman Army Part II
		As their name suggests, they were intended to supplement the legionary infantry that was the backbone of the Roman army by employing different methods of fighting, including light-armed infantry, slingers, archers, and especially cavalry.
		One fighting formation used in such sieges was the turtle”; (testudo), in which the legionaries made a kind of protective shell by layering their shields over the heads and sides of a tightly packed group of men.
		Legionary pay was never lavish (112.5 denarii per year, which was doubled by Julius Caesar to 225 denarii), and the cost of food and arms was deducted from this amount.
	www.vroma.org /~bmcmanus/romanarmy2.html (1545 words)

	LEG II AVG - Roman Living History Society.
		Legionaries were not allowed to marry, although it is thought that some certainly had 'wives' if not by certificate then in name, although officers were permitted to marry.
		Legionaries formed the core of the Roman army, primarily made into groups of 80 soldiers under the command of a Centurion (pr.
		The soldiers of LEG II AVG cover all aspects of military life from the young Legionary to the veteran to specialist roles such as medicus, archer and armourer and artillerymen all of which gain either direct mention in the arena displays, have their own static displays during a show or both.
	www.legiiavg.org.uk /military/legionary_index.html (388 words)

	The Crisis of the modern World, the New World Order and Kali Yuga
		Legionaries were arrested, beaten, and killed by the forces of a corrupt government.
		By the spring of 1938 Codreanu was in jail on the basis of a "lawsuit for insult and injury" by one Professor Nicolae Iorga.
		The Legionary movement is better known by the name the "Iron Guard." Initially, the Iron Guard was meant by Codreanu to be an umbrella organization for various Romanian nationalist groups; however, since only the Legion took it seriously, the Iron Guard and the Legion became essentially one and the same.
	www.geocities.com /integral_tradition/mota.html (3640 words)

	The Late Republican Roman Army
		To enlarge the legionary strength legiones vernaculae were raised from provincials rather than Roman citizens on several occasions, notably during the civil wars of the first century BC.
		There were some changes in the structure of the legionary officer corps compared to the legions of the middle republic.
		Legionary tribuni which had previously included men of great experience, were by this date often young and lacking in experience.
	members.tripod.com /~S_van_Dorst/reparmy2.html (1654 words)

	The Uniform Of Legio VI Victrix
		Although it applies more to first century legionaries, the information on how to make the majority of uniform and equipment is not only identical to second century uniforms, it is instrumental in properly building a high-quality impression.
		Legionaries eventually adopted the fashion as well, despite the longtime Roman bias against any kind of trousers as being fit only for hairy barbarians or effeminate Orientals.
		All legionaries carried a cloak that served as a source of warmth, protection from the elements, and as a bedroll.
	www.legionsix.org /Uniform.htm (2834 words)

	Life of a Legionary
		A legionary had to be a Roman citizen, though in the legions of the East he might have been given the citizenship on enrollment.
		The legionary might well have married a non-citizen and his children would therefore lack Roman citizenship.
		On retirement the legionary was given a gratuity in the the form of land and money.
	www.gallica.co.uk /romans/legionary.htm (602 words)

	[TMP] 28mm Legionary Tents from Baueda
		The contubernium was the smallest organized unit of soldiers in the Roman Army and was comprised of eight legionaries, comparable to the modern squad, known as an octet.
		They were responsible for the care of the octet's pack mule, making sure the legionaries had water during the march, and often had special skills like flsmithing or carpentry.
		In a legionary camp, there would be several hundred tents like this, as well as larger ones for the centurions, and even bigger yet for the general's HQ, each military Tribune and each Prefect.
	www.theminiaturespage.com /news/321188 (334 words)

	REGAIN - Religious Groups Awareness International Network
		A Legionary is directed to "appear normal" to the degree possible, and to avoid going into exact details about rules and 'norms' of behavior.
		Few people, meeting a Legionary priest or brother, would even begin to imagine the degree to which a Legionaries lifestyle, actions, and behaviors are governed to the minutest degree.
		When dealing with a Legionary, unless you ALREADY know the answers, you are hardly likely to even begin to guess at what the proper questions are that could be asked (especially as a candidate).
	www.regainnetwork.org /article-legionfacts.htm (1004 words)

	ALEXANDER E. RONNETT, FAUST BRADESCU: The Legionary Movement in Romania
		It is because the Legionary spirit persists, invisible but tenacious, anchored in the depths of the Romanian soul as the only salvation for the nation, and perhaps for the world, which sees and feels itself carried towards the abyss.
		For the Legionary Movement, the essential problem was not the presence or absence of General Antonescu at the head of the government.
		The General was sure that between the Legionary Movement (a nationalistic movement entirely politically independent with regard to Hitlerian doctrine and goals) and him (as head of the government and "commander' of the armed forces), the Germans would support the one who had direct hold on the fighting forces.
	www.vho.org /GB/Journals/JHR/7/2/RonnettBradescu193-228.html (12092 words)

	Legionary Weapons and Equipment
		On the march the Legionary could carry between three and fourteen day's worth of rations, a saw, a wicker basket, a piece of rope or leather, a shovel, a waterskin, a sickle and a pickaxe.
		Each of these items, aside from the pickaxe which was worn on the belt, was carried on a forked pole introduced by Gaius Marius call the pila muralia, which earned his men the nickname Marius' Mules.
		The equipment to the legionaries was remarkably uniform throughout the empire and it is possible that there were large centres in Gaul and North Italy for the mass manufacture of helmets, armour and weapons.
	www.unrv.com /military/legionary-weapons-equipment.php (1355 words)

	Legionary Zeal
		Those two Legionaries were the only people aboard that liner who did anything for the cause of religion during the journey.
		There was a recent case where a Legionary approached a Protestant lady and asked her whether she has ever thought of becoming a Catholic.
		Legionaries setting about their visitation in those great irreligious areas, report that they have not discovered a home which within the memory of man had been visited on a religious errand.
	www.sspxasia.com /Newsletters/2005/Jul-Dec/Legionary_Zeal.htm (5928 words)

	Warrior Challenge. Romans. Meet the Warriors. Questions & Answers \| PBS
		I recall the flyer that came to Norfolk Constabulary asking those officers trained in riot tactics to contact Shine TV as they were looking for volunteers to take part in the TV filming.
		To be a Roman legionary for 25 years would be extremely difficult.
		Well, when we got there, those things were taken from us and we were left with the sparse clothing that a Roman Legionary would have had and that was all we were allowed throughout the filming.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/warriorchallenge/romans/meet_uk3.html (731 words)

	Legion of Christ
		The name "Legionaries of Christ" sums up a Christ-centered spirituality in which Jesus Christ is the center, standard, and example of a Legionary’s religious, priestly, and apostolic life.
		Imitating Christ, Legionaries seek to love the Blessed Virgin with a son’s tender love, for she is the Mother of the Church and of their vocation.
		Legionaries seek to cooperate with bishops in the realization of diocesan pastoral programs, especially education, the family, social services, and the mass media.
	legionariesofchrist.org /eng/articulos/articulo.phtml?lc=id-3522_se-84 (501 words)

	The Legionary Movement in Romania
		February 8, 1939: A Legionary team (Enache Nadoleanu, Martin Vucu, Gherman, Dragos Popovici and Dr. Ion Iovu), which is preparing an attempt on the life of Armand Calinescu, Codreanu's assassin, is arrested and its members are shot on the spot, after which their bodies are thrown into the crematory oven.
		March 28, 1940: The first Legionary delegation (Radu Mironovici and Constantin Stoicanescu) arrives in Berlin with the official mission of setting forth the condition of the case for detente and to negotiate the return of the Legionary refugees.
		January 17-18, 1941: While Legionary Ministers devote themselves to their daily work, and the organization is far from suspecting anything, General Antonescu and the forces supporting him take the last steps to assure that the coup d'état will succeed and that the guilt will fall on the Movement.
	www.ihr.org /jhr/v07/v07p193_Ronnett.html (12040 words)

	Legionary's tools - NovaRoma
		Josephus wrote that every legionary carried a pick-axe (dolabra), a basket, a saw, a sickle, a leather strap, and possibly a chain (the translation is questionable).
		It tapers straight to a point at both ends, and the middle is narrowed to form a "handle".
		A legionary may have carried one or two stakes.
	www.novaroma.org /nr/Legionary_Tools (192 words)

	legionary - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Army : ancient Roman army: financial policies toward legionaries
		Once Augustus had defeated Mark Antony, he began to reduce the empire’s remaining military forces from 60 legions to 28.
		Caerleon is the site of the important Roman legionary...
	ca.encarta.msn.com /legionary.html (86 words)

	sound.delirium//reviews - Grandmother Is Dead The Book Of Legionary
		To my mind, this piece of work is an example of musical existentialism, with its study of a human in a boundary state.
		The CD is not just a story of a legion, the tracks go in chronological order though (Legionary, 4 or 5 Dead, Battalion, War zone, Attack to Penza), but of any person pulled out of peaceful life.
		Many of these people "went down to fetch some coal and appeared in boots", without a clue what for and for who, as war takes people into the streets out of their beds and clashes them against each other.
	harum.scarum.net /sound.delirium/reviews/grandmother_is_dead_the_book_of_legionary.php (663 words)

	Roman Officer Arts and Antiquities - Roman Legionary Reproductions
		This is a reproduction of an officer's medal of the XV Apollinaris, that had been stationed in Pannonia early on in the 1st century.
		From the viewing of dozens of Roman legionary items with this symbol it appears that the Anchor flanked by Dolphins was used by the Epi Beta (Fleet Legionaries or Marines) of Legion II Adiutrix.
		The original owner of this administrator's (Legionary Immune) seal pendant was a member of the II Gallica.
	www.romanofficer.com /repros.html (1630 words)

	Legionary Is New Secretary of Council for Christian Unity - Regnum Christi
		Legionary Is New Secretary of Council for Christian Unity - Regnum Christi
		Father Farrell becomes the second Legionary of Christ to be ordained a Bishop.
		Legionaries of Christ in 1961 and was ordained a priest in 1969.
	www.regnumchristi.org /english/articulos/articulo.phtml?se=39&ca=57&te=10&id=6097 (329 words)

	Has the Legionary that holds the pincer always behaved this way? - Asheron's Call Forums
		I had my martyr mage running about getting pincers this morning and noticed that the legionary with the pincer seemed to show a drain/hetacomb resistance that the other legionaries did not have.
		I'm just wondering why the one Legionary appears to be life resistant while the others are not.
		The pincer holding ones seem to be of the surface ML type that manifest during swarms.
	forums.ac.turbinegames.com /showthread.php?&postid=134928 (949 words)

	Roman Army Part I
		The legion was the basic unit of Rome's standing army of career soldiers, the legionaries, who were all Roman citizens and fought primarily as foot-soldiers (infantry).
		The most important standard in each legion was the legionary eagle (also visible in this relief), made of a precious metal (usually silver) and symbol of the power of Rome and the honor of the legion.
		To lose the legionary eagle in battle was a terrible disgrace, and leaders like Augustus who succeeded in recovering captured legionary eagles capitalized on the propaganda value of the event (for example, Augustus depicted the surrender of the eagle that had been captured by the Parthians on the
	www.vroma.org /~bmcmanus/romanarmy.html (1317 words)

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