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  1. 07-15-2010, 23:08 #1
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    Default Roman Aquilae

    I was wondering if we had any surviving aquilae in museums?
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    Default Re: Roman Aquilae

    Not a single one, unfortunately.
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    Default Re: Roman Aquilae

    I can understand this, after all there weren't so many of them and who knows what happened with aquilaes after the fall of the WRE. I assume the Byzantine army didn't use them, but I might be wrong.
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