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Definitions from the WebRoman LegionA Roman legion was a large military unit of the ancient Roman army, consisting of a varying number of soldiers, typically around 5,000 to 6,000 men. Legions played a crucial role in Rome's military campaigns and were known for their organization, discipline, and formidable combat skills. Senses and UsagesNoun1. (Historical) A military unit in ancient Rome, consisting of heavily armed infantry soldiers. Example sentence: The Roman legion conquered vast territories in their relentless pursuit of expansion.
Adjective1. Relating to or characteristic of the Roman legion. Example sentence: The conflict resulted in the deployment of Roman legion forces.
2. (Historical) Popular among the Roman legions. Example sentence: Gladiator combats were a popular spectacle among the Roman legion soldiers.
3. Pertaining to a local Roman legion or specific location. Example sentence: The local Roman legion in Gaul maintained order and protected the citizens.
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