Meanings of roman soldiery in English

An inner wall of Roman soldiery held the dense outer wall rigidly to its place.

Besides, we, even when deserted by our allies, stood firm in our own strength, the Roman soldiery.

The Jews were the more wealthy; but the Roman soldiery, levied chiefly in Syria, took part with their countrymen.

For this he was upbraided in the Senate by Fabius Maximus, and called the corrupter of the Roman soldiery.

If we were to take issue with the Roman soldiery, they would kill us all, one after the other.

He glanced at Decimus and shuddered involuntarily, imagining the fate these amazons would receive at the hands of Roman soldiery.

This, then, was inflicted on Jesus, and it was carried out in the inner courtyard by the Roman soldiery, under Pilate's direction.

The Roman soldiery hidden behind the rocks cut down all who opposed them, and took the rest prisoners, Dismas and Barabbas among them.

The armies were now largely recruited with barbarians, who numbered more than half the fighting strength and were esteemed the flower of the Roman soldiery.

The province was at peace till he was superseded by Cumanus, during whose government the people and the Roman soldiery began to show mutual animosity.