A Roman legionary stands at attention with his shield and pilum, featuring the quote from Terence: "Fortes fortuna adiuvat." (Fortune favors the bold.)
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A Roman citizen in his toga carries purchases for his wife, a Roman matron with a stola. Featuring the phrase Caveat emptor (Buyer beware.)
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Chi-Rho - The Monogram of Christ, is the Christian symbol along with the words: In hoc signo vinces - In This Sign, Conquer which made Christianity
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Golden Eagle on concept shield emblem of the Roman 10th Legion, Legio X Equestris, founded by Julius Caesar himself. The design has a slight grunge
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