maniple

Most of your men are from his maniple, and he knows them.

He would have to take command of the maniple himself.

"Still, we'll leave half a maniple behind when we move out tomorrow.

Henceforth, you will be in charge of a full maniple.

It was a maniple of the dead, come back to fight their living comrades.

That's me, by the way, in the picture above, wearing a maniple over my left arm.

He turned to the maniple which had spent an uncomfortable night with him under the almonds.

Hence the company of soldiers belonging to it was called a maniple.

The well-organized maniple turned on its new course in perfect formation.

Marcus sent another maniple to the left flank to deal with a breakthrough.

"I will take one maniple of warliners on a different mission.

There was no further trouble from the maniple.

The maniple leaped across space, ready for the clash.

The maniple commander was a model military officer who had never wavered in his duty.

He had to be carried on a stretcher, and was escorted by a maniple of soldiers.

He co-opted Glabrio's maniple as part of his guard force.

He waved to the buccinators to call a lagging maniple into position.

Except for their feud with each other, they were excellent soldiers, probably the two finest in the maniple.

A message was transmitted to the outer rooms where the maniple commanders waited.

Each hastati maniple was formed 40 men across by three men deep.

Normal practice is to form each maniple with one recruit, three privates, and a monitor in charge.

The senior centurion gave back the signal and re- turned the maniple to the ranks.

The third, rearmost, maniple had not yet been entirely committed to the fighting, despite the pressure at the front.

He then puts on the maniple and his dalmatic (similar to the tunicle).

Attached to each maniple were about 20 leves, javelin-armed light infantry.