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Now I have had 3 Major Strokes and 7 Minor strokes in the past two Years, and I have consulted a Doctor. The last one I have consulted a Doctor was the most resent. It left me with speech impediment for a couple months. But thanks for all the Prayers, it is getting better.
 
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Here is the way the Roman Army attached an enemy, with archers in the back.
 
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VCO said:
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Here is the way the Roman Army attached an enemy, with archers in the back.
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Yeah, I know I don't know you, but I love your posts! The presence of each new one somehow comforts me. I will continue to pray for your well-being my brother in Christ!


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Here is another per with the Roman Archer in the back. Seems logical to me. They would be close enough
to hurl their Pilum at an enemy, and if he raised his Shield to intercept the Pilum it would stick in the Shield.
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Notice the Point of the Pilums. I think the was designed to stick in the shield and be very difficult to remove.
Causing the enemy soldier to drop the Shield for the rest of the battle.
 
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