Warrior painting

portrait of a sand warrior, wearing desert gear, holding a short katana in one hand, clothes blowing in the wind, sand dunes in the background, oil painting, thick strokes --v 6

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Ordo Templi Hierusalem * Fides, Dignitas et Fortitudo

So said Demades, upon word reaching Athens that Der Grosse had died in Babylon on June 10, 323 BCE. Assuming he actually died then. If he did suffer from typhoid with ascending paralysis, he may not…

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The centurion, or centurio in Latin, has become the most famous officer in the Roman army, and his experience and valour were indeed a crucial factor in maintaining order on the battlefield and ensuring Rome's military successes spanned over centuries. Centurions could also rise to higher administrative positions within the empire, but the name centurion would forever be associated with the grizzled veteran who, emblazoned with decorations, led by courageous example on the battlefield.