Oct 5, 2022
Roman centurion, cornicen, and signifier direct legionaries in lorica hamata assaulting a palisade (Roger Raupp, AD&D 2e Historical Reference HR5: The Glory of Rome Campaign Sourcebook, TSR, 1993)
seen from United States
seen from Georgia
seen from Brazil
seen from Yemen
seen from United States
seen from Thailand
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Argentina
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Australia
seen from Brazil
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Türkiye
Roman centurion, cornicen, and signifier direct legionaries in lorica hamata assaulting a palisade (Roger Raupp, AD&D 2e Historical Reference HR5: The Glory of Rome Campaign Sourcebook, TSR, 1993)
Roma, Roma, O Roma!
Legio, aeterna, aeterna victrix!
The Cornicen was a crucial member of a Roman legion's system of command. Through their horns they were able to sound out commands to the various cohorts and centuries of the legion.
Featuring:
@askpokeeosin
Capricorn cornicen! I literally had no idea what to do and I’m behind the clock! Only aquarius and pisces left!
Black legionary Cornicen by AMELIANVS
Black cornicen of legio III.Augusta detachment transfered to Europe for the fighting in Marcommanic wars of Marcus Aurelius.This was also done as part of my long time fight agains racism,because Ive met a lot of "experts"on the internet who although knowing almost nothing about Roman army and its culture,are mixing their own modern racial prejudices with ancient sociaty to whom it was completely unknown in such a form.
That wolfskin... scary-badass.