06-10-2001, 08:28 AM
Where and in what context was this fragment found? I have an older version of Webster's "Imperial Roman Army", and it's not mentioned.<br>
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In Yann Le Bohec's "Imperial Roman Army", I'm seeing a reference to a "corona navalis". Maybe the ship's prow represents the Tenth, maybe not, as I'm also seeing on your pic what appears to be a "corona muralis". Perhaps this unit had participated in some naval engagement even though it's origins may not necessarily trace back to a naval unit. <p>"The Greeks invented logic but were not fooled by it."
- Eric Hoffer
</p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub45.ezboard.com/uthecaesarionsection.showPublicProfile?language=EN>The Caesarion Section</A> at: 6/10/01 10:32:17 am<br></i>
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In Yann Le Bohec's "Imperial Roman Army", I'm seeing a reference to a "corona navalis". Maybe the ship's prow represents the Tenth, maybe not, as I'm also seeing on your pic what appears to be a "corona muralis". Perhaps this unit had participated in some naval engagement even though it's origins may not necessarily trace back to a naval unit. <p>"The Greeks invented logic but were not fooled by it."
- Eric Hoffer
</p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://pub45.ezboard.com/uthecaesarionsection.showPublicProfile?language=EN>The Caesarion Section</A> at: 6/10/01 10:32:17 am<br></i>
