Life and Challenges of a Roman Legionary in the Empire

In 15 CE, the Roman Empire thrives, thanks to soldiers like Servius Felix. Servius, a legionary for eight years, dreams of retiring to a farm with his love. His life is tough, marked by long marches and strict discipline. The Roman army, led by Germanicus, is structured into legions, cohorts, and centuries. Servius's legion revisits the Teutoburg Forest, site of a past defeat, to honor fallen comrades. Despite the empire's glory, Servius longs for a peaceful future.

What was the primary reason Servius Felix was able to save most of his wages?

• He invested in land.

• He received a high salary.

• He avoided gambling.

• He had no family to support.

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

• 25 kilograms

• 20 kilograms

• 15 kilograms

• 10 kilograms

How many men approximately make up a Roman legion?

• 7,000 men

• 1,000 men

• 5,000 men

• 3,000 men

What was the main cause of tension among the Roman legions recently?

• Disagreements with commanders

• Lack of food supplies

• Poor living conditions

• Demand for better pay and shorter service

Who was the Roman commander leading the legions in Germania?

• Emperor Tiberius

• Emperor Augustus

• Germanicus

• Arminius

What significant event took place six years ago in the Teutoburg Forest?

• A peace treaty with the Germanic tribes

• A Roman victory over Germanic tribes

• The construction of a new Roman road

• An ambush and defeat of three Roman legions

What was the weather condition during the ambush in the Teutoburg Forest?

• Foggy and misty

• Sunny and clear

• Snowy and cold

• Torrential rain

What is Servius's main desire for the future?

• To retire on a small farm with his wife-to-be

• To become a centurion

• To lead a legion

• To travel across the Roman Empire

What task is Servius involved in upon returning to the Teutoburg Forest?

• Building a new camp

• Training new recruits

• Burying the dead with military honors

• Negotiating with Germanic tribes

What does Servius reflect on while handling the bones of fallen soldiers?

• His past victories

• The glory of the Roman Empire

• His desire for peace and retirement

• The strength of the Germanic tribes