Life as a Roman Soldier in 15 CE

In 15 CE, the Roman Empire thrives, thanks to soldiers like Servius Felix. Servius, a disciplined legionary, dreams of retiring to a farm after his service. The narrative follows his grueling march and duties, highlighting the legion's structure and past revolts. The story culminates in a return to Teutoburg Forest, where Servius confronts memories of a devastating Roman defeat.

In what year is the Roman Empire described as prospering?

• 15 CE

• 100 CE

• 50 CE

• 25 BCE

What was Servius Felix's profession before joining the legion?

• Blacksmith

• Merchant

• Farmer

• Scholar

How long must Servius serve before he can retire?

• 20 years

• 25 years

• 30 years

• 15 years

What is the weight of Servius's armor and weapons?

• 15 kilograms

• 20 kilograms

• 25 kilograms

• 30 kilograms

What does the term 'aquilifer' refer to in the Roman legion?

• A scout

• A cook

• A centurion

• A standard-bearer

What does 'Dex, sin, dex, sin' translate to in English?

• Stop, go, stop, go

• Forward, backward, forward, backward

• Right, left, right, left

• Faster, slower, faster, slower

What was the main reason for the previous revolts among the legions?

• Poor leadership

• Lack of food

• Harsh punishments

• Demand for better pay and shorter service

Where did the devastating defeat against Germanic tribes take place?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Sherwood Forest

• Black Forest

• Teutoburg Forest

What does Servius dream of doing after his retirement?

• Starting a school

• Traveling the world

• Opening a tavern

• Running a farm

How many legions were ambushed in the Teutoburg Forest?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two