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- "It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience."
– Julius Caesar
Exercitus Romanus is a unique civic of the Roman civilization in Civilization VII.
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The Roman army was a vast, dynamic, and often influential entity throughout most of Roman history. By the Republic’s end, its military was composed of a large number of Roman legions: heavy infantry levied from the ranks of citizens, supplemented by recruits and mercenaries who could fill out the other necessary tactical roles. Under Augustus, this military body was reconstituted into a professional army whose volunteer members served for extended periods. The composition of armies evolved further as horses were added, and new auxiliary troops taken from Rome’s non-citizen subjects replaced the ad-hoc insertion of foreign auxiliaries. These auxiliary troops were numerous – a Roman army might be composed of nine-tenths non-Roman troops, containing a fraction of the heavy infantry iconic to the legions.
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