Identity of Roman Legions: Difference between revisions
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From '''Legio X Equestris''', favoured by Caesar, to '''Legio III Gallica''', which adopted local customs in the east, the legions of Rome left behind an enduring legacy. Their names and numbers were more than designations—they were testaments to centuries of military excellence, sacrifice, and loyalty. | From '''Legio X Equestris''', favoured by Caesar, to '''Legio III Gallica''', which adopted local customs in the east, the legions of Rome left behind an enduring legacy. Their names and numbers were more than designations—they were testaments to centuries of military excellence, sacrifice, and loyalty. | ||
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