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Welcome to the PILUM Newsletter & Webzine!


Insight on the Roman military machine! The Pilum is a quarterly webzine publication and the official newsletter of the Sodalitas Militarium of Nova Roma, providing articles, stories and discussions on various aspects of the Roman Military with a special focus on Infantry, Cavalry, Naval, Engineering and Cartography topics.


In The Current Issue...

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In The Previous Issue...

The Great Rhenus Fluvius 
(The Letters of Lucius Pomonianus #6) The great river spread out before the man standing in the shadow of the great cliff which overhung the river road. The river surface had the appearance of a very large white table set with the immaculate white cloth of the best, closely woven, and bleached linen. It was, of course, the Rhenus Fluvius in it’s winter coat.
Rhine River Patrol, #14 
(From Slave to Servant) The woman’s attitude had returned to being stand offish again and Marcus was growing very tired of this up and down change in her personality toward him. Perhaps some patience at this point would lead to a better understanding between them. Marcus looked at the woman’s straight back as she marched along leading the horse with it’s now covered burden.
An Attack 
Sunrise came slowly as time dragged for the men of the Legion who manned the outposts in the early morning watch. This morning was quite cool as opposed to the heavy damp heat of the previous night, when Hastus had lay sweating on his pallet. A gentle breeze was blowing from the sea which lay off to the South of the mountain where the legion was camped.

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  • Sumbit your Article and Stories for the next issue of the Pilum Newsletter no later than June 15th, 2008.



From the Editor's Desk

Have an interesting aricle or series you would like to share on the ancient Roman Military? Send us your works for preview for inclusion in the next issue of the Pilum today! Inquiries and contributions for publication consideration may be sent to this webzine via the Editor at: jmath669642reng@webtv.net

Senior Editor: Senator Marcus Audens


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