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The Roman Army on the March: Camp, Rations, and Road Building
What did it take to keep a Roman legion moving across hostile terrain? In this episode, Lucas and Luna dig into the daily mechanics of the Roman army on campaign: how a legion fortified a marching camp every single night, what soldiers ate (and didn't eat), and how military roads doubled as tools of conquest and integration. They explore the design of the castra—from the via praetoria to the intervallum—and the logistics behind the 17-mile daily march. Lucas explains how the army's engineering corps built bridges, drained swamps, and surveyed routes with the groma, and why the viae…
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