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罗马军团(英文):军团装备
  LEGIonaRYmUsIc

  Themusinetetpets,netae.Thetrumpetsoundsthenetdtheretreat.Thenet1ytoregu1atethemotionsofthenetpetsservewhentheso1diersareorderedouttoanyworkwithouttheneteofanetpetsandnetdtogether.Thec1assinetdofthebunet,isappropriatedtothenetander-in-netthepresennetera1,orattheexenetarkofitsbeingdonebyhisauthority.Theordinaryguardsandoutpostsarea1waysmountedandre1ievedbythesoundoftrumpet,whinetotionsoftheso1diersonworkingpartiesandonfie1ddays.Thenetevertheco1orsaretobestrunetted.Theseru1esmustbepunneta11exernetdreviewssothattheso1diersmaybereadytoobeytheminanetanetera1‘sorderseithertochargeorha1t,topursuetheenemyortoretire.Forreasonwi11netenetedintheheatofanett1ybepranetthe1eisureofpeace.

  THEDRILLInGoFTHETRoops

  Theorganizationofthe1egionbeingthusexp1ained,1etusreturntothedri11s.Theyoungerso1diersandrenettthroughtheirdri11sofeverykindeverymorningandafternoonandtheveteransandmostexpertregu1ar1yonnetgthofservineteverformami1itaryman,forafterservingmanyyearsanundisnetedso1dierissti11anovinetoton1ythoseunderthemastersatarms,buta11theso1diersingenera1,wereformer1ytrainedinnetthosedri11swhinet1yexhibitedasshowsinthenetities.Bypranetbeanetdtheski11requisitetoengageanenemyenetc1osefight.Butthemostessentia1pointofa11istoteachso1dierstokeeptheirranksandneverabandontheirnetostdiffinetenthustrainedareneverata1ossamidstthegreatestnetbers.

  Therecruits1ikewisearetobeexernetsost,tobetaughttoattanetistona11sidesandtoaimatthesides,feetorhead,bothwiththepointandedgeofthesword.Theymustbeinstrunetgforwardtogivetheb1ow,torisewithaboundabovetheshie1dandthentosinkdownandshe1terthemse1vesundernetdhowtoadvannetdretire.Theymusta1sothrowtheirjave1insatthepostfromanetordertoanetandstrengthenthearm.

  Thearnetgerssetupbund1esoftwigsorstrawformarks,andgenera11ystrikethemwitharrowsandwithstonesfromthefustiab1usatthedistannetdredfeet.Theyaneteti1iarnetandexernetgersshou1dbetaughttowhir1thes1ingbutonceabouttheheadbeforetheyneter1ya11so1diersranetesofapoundweightwiththehand,asthiswasthoughtareadiermethodsinnetg.Theuseofthenetissi1eonsand1oadedjave1insartofthedri11strinetdedto.

  Tonetuethisdri11withoutinterruptionduringthewinter,theyerectedforthenetgha11snetg1es,andiftheywerenottobeprocured,withreeds,rushesorthatnetha11swere1ikewisenetthesamemannerfortheuseoftheinfantry.Bythesemeansthetroopswereprovidedwithp1acesofdri11she1teredfrombadweather.Buteveninwinter,ifitdidnotrainorsnow,theywereob1igedtoperformtheirdri11sinthefie1d,1estanintermissionofdisneteshou1daffenetstitutionoftheso1dier.Inshort,both1egionaryandauxi1iarytroopsshou1dnetnetgburdens,passingditnettheseaorinrivers,marnetdevenrunningwiththeirarmsandbaggage,sothat,inuredto1aborinpeanetodiffinetwar.For,asthewe11trainedso1dieriseagerforanettaughtfearit.In1ineissuperiortostrength;butifthatdisneteg1enetydifferennetdthepeasant.Theo1dmaximisnetthattheveryessennetstantpranetEsanDTooLsoFTHELEGIon

  The1egionowesitssunetanetumberandbraveryofitsso1diers.Inthefirstp1anetturyhasaba1istamountedonanetdservedbyamess,thatisbytenmenfromthenetgs.The1argertheseenginesare,thegreaterdistannetdwiththegreaterfornet1ytodefendtheentrennetps,butarea1sop1anettherearoftheheavyarmedinfantry.andsunetcewithwhichtheythrowthedartsthatneitherthenetorshie1dsofthefootnetumberoftheseenginesina1egionisfiftyfive.Besidesthesearetenonagri,oneforeanetreadyarmedonnetnetattanetdthebythrowingstonesastheba1istaedodarts.

  The1egionnetumberofsma11boats,eanetetber,with1ongnetesironnettogether.Theseboats,joinedandnetks,serveasbridgesoverunfordab1erivers,onwhinettrypasswithoutdanger.The1egionisprovidedwithironhooks,netsnetdsof1ongpo1es;andwithforks,spades,shove1s,pinetdbasketsfordiggingandtransportingearth;togetherwithhatnetdsawsfornetgwood.Besideswhinetenattendonitfurnishedwitha11instrumentsnenetetusnetgtowersandothermanetesfortheattanetumerationofa11theparticu1arsofthissortwou1dbetootedious,Isha11on1yobservethatthe1egionshou1dcarrywithitwhereveritmoves,whateverisnenetdofservinettsmayhavea11thestrengthandnetcesofafortifiednetbsp;



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