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ROM127 - Marius Mule portraying a Roman soldier aggressively

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portraying a Roman soldier aggressively advancing with his pilum ready to strike

Despite determined resistance

where soldiers visually identify an approaching threat and signal its direction to their comrades and officers

Ultimately forced Persia into collapse and peace in 628

Before Marius’ reforms:

ROM127 - Marius Mule portraying a Roman soldier aggressivelyA Marius Mule refers to the logistical system introduced during the reforms of Gaius Marius, where soldiers were required to carry their own equipmentearning them the nickname Mariuss mules. The idea isnt a literal named animal, but a military concept combining soldier and pack animal: What it meant historically Before Marius reforms: Armies relied heavily on large baggage trains and servants After Marius reforms: Soldiers carried most of their own

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