Catholic religious congregation.
1
Romulus grinned, glad of the Roman legionary's psychological advantage over other troops.
2
He hadn't even set up the camp like a Roman legionary camp.
3
His valiant dog with exposed teeth flew straight at the nearest legionary.
4
He nodded a greeting at the legionary who kept his expression neutral.
5
Guffaws and jeers rained down on the anonymous legionary, who fell silent.
1
Except for the plentiful numbers of Antonius' legionaries, of course, thought Fabiola.
2
The legionaries weren't the only ones in search of a good time.
3
The Roman legionaries became established as military colonists and took British wives.
4
What were they, the scoffing legionaries, doing in a Jewish religious procession?
5
The legionaries were vastly outnumbered, and had no secure avenue of retreat.
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But all Coenopolis seemed to swarm now with legionaries, afoot or horseback.
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A short distance from the entrance stood a number of legionaries and officers.
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These totaled some twenty-five thousand men, in addition to the seventy-five thousand legionaries.
9
Small bands of legionaries could hold out long enough for reinforcements to arrive.
10
Every point in a favourable position was at once fortified by the legionaries.
11
Although the gaps could quickly be filled, the legionaries' relief did not last.
12
The legionaries entered the city, and Caesar directed them to state their complaints.
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The legionaries clattered past without as much as a sideways glance.
14
The plants, it may be presumed, were brought thither by the Roman legionaries.
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It was constituted in four ranks: grand officers, commanders, officers, and private legionaries.
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Your excellency knows that many of the bravest legionaries are of British blood.
