| Display title | The Glory That Was Rome |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Roman army was the Mother of All Badass Armies. Quite literally in fact. The classic modern organization with hierarchies of standardized units and subunits was based on organization structures developed by Latinophile sixteenth and seventeeth century commanders who were consciously attempting to make a copycat. Thus, in fact the curious sense of recognition a modern person might get on contemplating the Roman army is by no means accidental. |
