light infantry and Calvary

Yeah there were auxiliary slingers swordsman archers javelin throwers and cavalrymen

@Deleted User shutup

dummy

my point Is Romans more often delegates the cavalry duties to foreign tribes than organizing it themselves

dont punch each other please!

I’m indirectly agreeing with you, mong

@Deleted User non-citizens

not foreign tribes

idiot

...

some1 ban this fool

lmao

there's a difference between non-citizens and foreign tribes

I hope you look back and see how much of a non argument that is. So much so that it’s 100% vacuous. You are literally saying the same thing but saying it’s not the same thing

romans Auxilia use light infantry and cavalry

cri about it

dummy

get your facts right

>non citizens aren’t foreigners

hurr durrrr

weapon history channels https://www.youtube.com/user/shadmbrooks
https://www.youtube.com/user/SkallagrimNilsson
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIjGKyrdT4Gja0VLO40RlOw

Your argument is semantical - a totally fucking nonsensical one at that

Is English your first language?

@Deleted User nope

you failed history

Romans used primarily celts Iberians celtiberians numidians Greeks and Germans as cavalry much more than Roman Italians and official Roman legionaries

that’s a historical fact

If you accept it or not that’s on you man

it was only until 91bc where rome began to recruit italians (after finally recognising them as citizens)

Cringe

you’re educated in history huh

better than you

I wanna trick you up

Ohh... we were only pretending to be retarded? Is that what that is?

kys lmao

you dumb shit

I'm better educated in history

fucking pleb

go watch a youtube video on it