Definition: Bonifaces, also known as bonifacients or bonifices, are ancient Roman military officers who served in the Roman army. They were typically considered to be the most experienced and skilled of the Roman legionary ranks, often serving under their own commanders. Bonifaces were distinguished by their high rank, which was bestowed upon them through a rigorous selection process that involved military skills, courage, and loyalty. Their duties included leading troops in battle, commanding subordinate officers, and maintaining discipline within