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Meanings of legions in English
Usage of legions in English
1
The legions were bought and sold; but the people offered the tribute-money.
2
That is where we will build the new legions of Mandelas today.
3
It exists everywhere in legions; crowding, soiling everything, like flies in summer.
4
He said the Gallic legions would escort me as far as Milan.
5
The Kurald legions were now called Urusander's Legion, and with good reason.
6
The military's lapses in lead safeguards leave legions of kids at risk.
7
The rest of the legions were some distance away all the time.
8
The legions stood to their arms in well-ordered ranks and awful silence.
9
To punish them the consuls led the legions into the Volscian country.
10
Still, by now, it's clear that Scott has legions of actual fans.
11
There is a reason the legions have never conquered it, said Dougal.
12
The unfortunates who have faced Irish legions in battle know that yell.
13
The legions left the city, but the faith of Rome stayed on.
14
A month and the legions were already before the City of Light.
15
Upon the sand the legions raised their standards and shining linden shields.
16
We will kneel before the Senate and beg that the legions remain.
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Translations for legions
Spanish
Legions through the time
Legions across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common