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Why were there so few legions in Austria and Anatolia compared to the rest of the Roman Empire? 2017-09-09 06:26:08 Post No. 3357000
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Why were there so few legions in Austria and Anatolia compared to the rest of the Roman Empire?
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legions were mostly made up by black men and wh*te women in Roman Empire were in urgent need for Black men
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>>3357000
Nice trips.
The Raetian frontier in Austria tended to have friendly Germanic tribes opposite it on the Limes. It was further west and east were most of the hostile tribes were.
Anatolia was protected from hostile attack by puppet states, friendly states and natural defences.
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>>3357000
the most hostile g*rmanics were alemans, they were literal scum
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Less conflict going on
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>>3357000
the romans were black.
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>>3357000
>23 24 25
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