In 108 AD, a Roman legion of five thousand men was carving its name into stone in the fortress at York. The Ninth Legion had served Caesar at Pharsalus, conquered Hispania, invaded Britain. After that day, the most documented army in the ancient world simply stops being mentioned.
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