legionary

Converse of subject

• wear: They wore similar helmets to those worn by legionaries.

Converse of object

• train: Its main purpose was for training the legionaries in fighting techniques.
• draw: However, they faced seasoned Roman legionaries drawn up in disciplined lines and well accustomed to noisy Celtic attacks.
• support: In battle, it's our job to support the legionaries.
• make: New Treasury To Guarantee Soldier Pay Emperor Augustus has set up a treasury to make sure legionaries get their pay.

Adjective modifier

• Roman: Ribchester is brought to life by dramatic displays including a lifesize cavalryman and Roman legionary.
• other: This means one man in every ten is chosen by drawing lots and these men are beaten or stoned to death by other legionaries.
• retired: Colchester ( Camulodunum ) was inhabited by retired legionaries, most probably from Legion XX.
• ordinary: Paid more than ordinary legionaries & served only 20 years.

Modifies a noun

• fortress: On a spur overlooking the River Exe a 42 acre legionary fortress was built.
• legate: The commander is a ' legionary legate ' , always a senator.
• soldier: On their arrival the men of the ninth had their number made up with legionary soldiers.
• base: Finds of inscriptions from Britain reveal part of a statio network along the road from the legionary base at York to Corbridge.
• fort: Its course was later adopted by the Romans for their military road between the legionary forts at Lincoln and York.
• veteran: In this case the they were given to Claudius ' legionary veterans.