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How many men were in a legion in the roman army?

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4ooo to 6000 men were in a legion romen army

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How many legions were there in the Roman army?
The number of legions depends on the period. Some legions where destroyed in battle, example: Legio XVII, Legio XVIII and Legio XIX where destroyed in the Teutoburg forest and the Aquila* standards...
How many men are there in a roman legion?
approximately 6000
How many men in roman legion?
6000
How many legions in a roman army?
That really depended upon the general. Roman generals recruited their own armies so there would be as many legions as; first, the general could afford and second, as many as he could convince to join...
How many legions were there in total in the roman army?
The number of legions depends on the period. Some legions where destroyed in battle, example: Legio XVII, Legio XVIII and Legio XIX where destroyed in the Teutoburg forest and the Aquila* standards...