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Key terms Sociiala sociorumpraefecti sociorum Social War/War between the Allies (91-87 BCE) Gaius Mariuscapite censi Standard(s)/signum/signa vexillum/vexilla.

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1 Key terms Sociiala sociorumpraefecti sociorum Social War/War between the Allies (91-87 BCE) Gaius Mariuscapite censi Standard(s)/signum/signa vexillum/vexilla signifer aquilifer Cohors/cohort = 4 maniples = 420 men/later 480) Legion = 10 cohorts Virtusdisciplina Acies simplex acies duplex acies triplex acies

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7 Elimination of the velites (light-armed)

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12 Legionary standards and vexilla

13 Coin of Mark Antony showing legionary eagle between 2 standards (31 BCE)

14 Statue of Augustus Prima Porta showing the return of the standards captured in Parthia

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16 Augustan denarius; kneeling Parthian returns a standard (20/19 BCE)

17 Military parade from Trajan’s column showing standard bearers (c. 108-113 CE)

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