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Control and use of the legions played a critical role in Octavian's carefully orchestrated rise to power.
Angus, Jasper, Murray, Lindsay, Mark and Marc discuss Ancient Warfare magazine XII.1.
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0:00.0 | Hello, welcome to another ancient Warfare magazine podcast. I'm Angus Wallace. In this episode, |
0:06.0 | we'll be looking at Volume 12, Issue 1, Army for an Empire, Augustus's New Model Army. |
0:14.4 | Joining me are regulars Jasperotage, Murray Dam, Mark McCaffrey, Mark DeSantis, and Lindsay Powell. |
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0:56.4 | So on to the main feature, |
0:58.7 | Jasper, with the title of the issue, August's New Model Army, |
1:03.7 | I was presuming you were drawing parallels with Cromwell's parliamentarian army |
1:09.5 | from the English Civil War, |
1:11.7 | which had the same name, New Model Army, |
1:15.3 | or was the Army, Cromwell's Army, named after the Roman Army, |
1:20.7 | if that makes sense? |
1:22.6 | No, it's, it... |
1:24.3 | I'm going to leap in, sorry, Yaspur, and leap in and say it's what clearly to do with the red |
1:28.4 | tunics. It's all about red tunics. |
1:31.6 | Not to mention leather armor. |
1:34.3 | Yes, yes, because we know from the English Civil War the importance of Bucksigan. |
1:40.3 | Exactly, they were all in the buff. |
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