المعدات العسكرية للجيش الروماني من 300 ق.م -284 م
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المعدات الرومانية, الأدوات العسكرية, روماAbstract
When the most powerful empires in the ancient world are mentioned, the Roman Empire comes at the forefront of those forces , and this is due to the strength of its organized and trained army,which provided it with capabilities that made it a human power with its military equipment and war technologies that enabled them to win most of their battles, and this has been clear since the beginning of the formation of the republic in 509 and the beginning of the establishment of the empire in 33 BC, and its expansion in the ancient world.
In this research paper, we review those military equipment and tools for the land and naval forces and their personal equipment, which were made and the first uses and understanding of how they work and their purpose, which contributed to the victory of the Romanian army in most land and naval battles and gave them preference in wars and victory.
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