legión
51legion — Une Legion contenant 12500. hommes de guerre, ou selon Vegece, six mille, et aucunesfois plus, Legio legionis. Legion qui n est point asseurée ne ferme, Legio vacillans …
52Legion — die Legion, en (Mittelstufe) Heereseinheit in römischer Zeit Beispiele: Die Legion wurde von Kaiser Augustus aufgestellt. Die Legionen des Cäsars haben die Stadt erobert …
53legion — 1. adjective Numerous; vast; very great in number; multitudinous. Russias labor and capital resources are woefully inadequate to overcome the states needs and vulnerabilities, which are legion. 2. noun a) The major unit or division of the ,… …
54LEGION — among the ancient Romans a body of soldiers consisting of three lines, the hastati, the principes, and the triarii, ranged in order of battle one behind the other, each divided into ten maniples, and the whole numbering from 4000 to 6000 men;… …
55Legion — Le·gi·o̲n die; , en; 1 eine Legion + Gen / von eine sehr große Anzahl von Personen ≈ Menge, Heer 2 hist; die größte Einheit des Heers der alten Römer …
56legión — s. grupo numeroso de gente. ❙ «Hace legión la gente que es capaz de per der el culo delante de un toro, pero no de mojárselo para coger peces.» Javier Ortiz, El Mundo, 26.6.99 …
57legion — A unit of DEMONs. There are 6,666 demons per legion. JOHANN WEYER cataloged demons, listing 72 princes who commanded legions totaling 7,405,926 underlings. The legions are organized in military fashion, with ranks and specific duties assigned… …
58legion — 1 noun (C) 1 a large group of soldiers, especially in ancient Rome 2 literary a large number of people 2 adjective (not before noun) literary very many; numerous: The stories of her adventures were legion …
59legionær — le|gi|o|nær sb., en, er, erne (soldat i en legion) …
60Legion etrangere — Légion étrangère Légionnaires en uniforme. Épaulettes rouges à parement vert, ceinture bleue et képi blanc distinctif. Ils portent le fusil d assaut FA MAS …
