Militum virtus atque ea praesentia animi
Definition
This term refers to the courage and presence of mind of soldiers. It encompasses their bravery, valor, and mental fortitude in the face of adversity.
Analogy
Think of militum virtus as the superhero power that soldiers possess. Just like superheroes, soldiers have incredible strength and bravery that allows them to protect others and overcome any obstacle.
Related terms
Legiones: Refers to the Roman legions, which were large military units composed of thousands of soldiers.
Dux bellorum: Translates to "leader in war" and refers to a commander or general who leads troops into battle.
Victoria: Means "victory" in Latin and represents the ultimate goal for soldiers - achieving success on the battlefield.
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