👉 In ancient Roman culture, a legionary was a soldier who served as a part of an elite military force. They were typically chosen based on their physical strength and proficiency in various combat roles, such as archers, horsemen, or soldiers with special skills like fencing or archery. The term "legions" refers to the Roman army, which was composed of thousands of legionary units. Legions served under the command of a general who would lead them on campaigns against enemy forces and protect
