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1 INFANTRY DRILL COMMANDS Last Revised 18 July 2010 Flavius Mauricius Tiberius Augustus (known also as Maurice) ruled Byzantium from AD. He had extensive military experience and was responsible for the Strategikon, a Roman military manual. His reforms remained intact for close to five centuries, and equivalent training texts were not generated until the 19 th century. The Greek text was published in 1981 and an English translation in (George T. Dennis, Univ. Pennsylvania Press, ISBN ). Boxes marked below with an [M] refer to command words derived from Maurice. NOTICE TO READER: It is important to remember that Maurice was a 6 th century Byzantine ruler, and the organization and composition of his forces was not the same as that of his Roman predecessors. The few Latin commands found in the Strategikon were all singular imperatives. How earlier Romans pronounced their words and whether they used the same commands as Maurice, or issued them in the singular or plural, is unknown. As a consequence, modern re-enactment groups all exercise a degree of artistic licence in the development of their drill manuals. The commands and descriptions found below are those commonly employed by Legio XXX. 1. Command types: a. Cautionary (warning given 3-4 paces before the executive command) b. Executive (given when the right foot is on the ground) 2. Pace Length: a. Quick/slow time 30 inches b. Double time 40 inches 3. Marching Cadence: a. Quick time 120/minute b. Slow time 60/minute c. Double time 180/minute Latin Command Pronunciation English Translation Details INITIAL COMMANDS Ad signa Add sig-na Fall in (literally toward the standards) Grab your shield and pilum and fall-in to the left of the vexillum in a single rank (shoulderto-shoulder) facing the CO/OC. An alternative mustering term is ad arma (as used by Caesar). Silentium See-len-tee-oom Silence [M] Cease talking in the ranks. Mandata captate Man-da-ta cap-ta-tay Attention or Observe orders [M] Stand at attention (shoulders back, eyes front). Hold your shield by its grip in your left hand and your pilum vertically in the right (just below the square block). DRESSING THE RANKS Frontem dirigite Fron-tem di-ri-ge-tay Dress the ranks (literally direct the front) [M] The man holding the standard on the right holds fast while those to his left maintain their shoulders squared to the front & turn their heads right 45 o. Extend your right elbow to the man to your right (this will establish [muster/inspection order] spacing of roughly 2 between files on centre). Ensure that the rank forms a straight line with shield bosses facing left, legs together and caligae aligned. If there are two ranks then uno will dress the first rank and duo the second with 6 spacing between the ranks. Spatium Date Spa-tium Da-tay Close order Extend your right arm, fist closed, to the shoulder of the man to your right (this increases the Laxate Lax-a-tay At ease (literally rest) lateral spacing to 3 between each soldier). Set your shield down on edge, rest your pilum butt spike on the ground, and stand at ease with feet apart, shoulders squared and facing the front. Maintain silence. 1
2 Intrăte In-tra-tay Transforms one rank into two Iungite Yung-eh-tay Close ranks (literally join) [M] Exite Ex-eh-tay Transforms two ranks into one Upon hearing the intrate command, the men sound-off from the right (starting with the man beside the signifer) using cardinal numbers unus and duo [not ordinals i.e., first (primus) and second (secundus)]. When the nunc executive command is given, all soldiers numbered duo will take one step back, and then shift to the right directly behind the man who had been to his immediate right. This tightens up the two ranks created by an intra command. [This provides 3 spacing similar to that achieved by the spatium date order.] Following a spatium date order, the rear rank takes one step to the left and then advances to the front creating a single rank. Ad gladios clinate Add gla-dee-os clee-na-tay Right Face Ad scuta clinate Add scoo-ta clee-na-tay Left Face Transformate Trans- About face (literally change) [M] TURNING AND INCLINING FROM THE HALT Turn 90 o to the right (towards your gladius). With knees braced, pivot using your right heel and left toe ending with your weight on the right foot. Bring your left foot forward and assume attention position. Turn 90 o to the left (towards your scutum). This is the reverse of the ad gladius clinate. Turn to your right 180 o (unless you hear ad scutum, transformate ). Brace your legs and lock your thighs to maintain your balance. Pivot using your right heel and left toe ending with your weight on the right foot. Bring your left foot forward and assume attention position. MARCHING Agmen formate Ag-men Form marching column Form a single (or double) file column. This is the marching formation employed when not in battle. Ad gladios rotate Add gla-dee-os row-ta-tay Right wheel While marching, the soldier on the far right stops moving forward, marches in place and starts to rotate slowly clockwise. This soldier, and all others in the rank (except for the one on the far left) looks to his left to make sure he is even with the men to his left. The soldier on the far left looks to his right, along the length of the line, and controls the wheel speed. Ad scuta rotate Add scoo-ta Left Wheel This counter clockwise left wheel is a reverse of ad gladius rotate. row-ta-tay Movete Mo-weh-tay March [M] March to the front. Start with your left foot & a first step of 15 followed by regular 30 paces. The heel touches the ground first. If preceded by a command, such as ad gladios clinate - movete! then face the indicated direction, and step off to the front. Step can be maintained by calling out sin, dex Accelerate A-kel-er-a-tay Speed up Tardate Tar-da-tay Slow down Tarde Tar-de Slowly This is an adverb that can be attached to a command. State Sta-tay Halt The command is issued when the right foot is extended and on the ground. Stop on your left foot, bring your right foot alongside and stand at attention. 2
3 Aciem formate Cuneum formate Orbem formate Quadratum Formate Testudinem formate Ak-ee-em for-matay Cu-nee-um Or-bem Qua-dra-tum Tes-tud-in-um Form battle-line Form wedge Form a circle Form a square Form testudo COMBAT FORMATION COMMANDS Legions adopted an open formation for advance in battle. The rank(s) face the enemy with shields to the front and pilum ready to volley. File fronts are 3 (on centre) and ranks are 6 apart (to allow throwing room for pila). [This provides spacing similar to that achieved by the spatium date order.] For this manoeuvre some re-enactment groups place their Centurio at the centre of the first rank leading a charge. The men trail off to his left and right which leaves him exposed as a candidate to become the first casualty. The precise Roman formation is unknown. When surrounded, legionaries formed a defensive circle with archers and officers in the centre. This formation can be created using as few as six men in three files of two ranks. The front rank is arranged with shields before them and drawn blades projecting between their shields. The second rank raises its shields horizontally and holds them over their heads and the heads of those of the first rank. The formation contracts to form a turtle-like shell. Everyone advances maintaining a uniform step. Cohesion can be assisted with a chant such as Ro-ma, Dex-Sin, etc. The testudo protects men engaged in siege mining or advancing under heavy missile fire. PILA COMMANDS Pila deponite Pee-la Lay down your pilum day-po-ni-tay Pila tollite Pee-la to-le-tay Pick up pilum Pila infigite Pee-la Plant your pilum Stick the butt spike into the earth. in-fee-ge-tay Extendite Ex-tend-e-tay Move out to both sides Extend your left and right arms laterally (this increases spacing to 6 between files on centre and enables a unit to march in formation over rough terrain more easily and discharge their pila without endangering their comrades). Pila parate Pee-la pa-ra-tay Prepare to throw your pilum Advance one pace with your right foot, grip your pila and hold at shoulder level parallel to the ground. (NOTE: some re-enactment groups place the left foot forward followed by the commands to grip and raise your pila and cock your arm for throwing). Pila iacite Pee-la ee-a-ke-tay Throw your pilum Advance three steps (left, right, left), thrust off the ground with your back (right) foot and throw. Immediately following the discharge you land on your right foot, draw your sword with your right hand and extend it past your shield, bring your left foot forward, and halt to await orders to charge or receive a charge. GLADIUS COMMANDS Gladios stringite Gladios recondite Gla-dee-os strin-ge-tay Gla-dee-os re-con-de-tay Draw swords Sheath swords 3
4 ATTACK COMMANDS Ordinem servate Or-den-em Keep your position [M] Hold fast. ser-wa-tay (literally preserve the order) Exspectate Ex-spec-ta-tay Wait for it Parate Pa-raw-tay Prepare While facing the enemy (typically the spectators) with swords drawn, prepare to attack. Parati Par-a-tee Ready [M] Porro Po-row (adverb) Attack (literally forward) Maintain the ranks and advance at double pace with your sword drawn. Clamate Cla-ma-tay Battle-Cry (literally cry-out) Barbarians (i.e. Germans) relied upon their battle cries (barites) to bolster the courage of their troops; however the Romans recognized that noise contributes to confusion and command loss. Whereas early Roman armies (i.e. Republican period) banged their shields and yelled as they advanced, in the Principate they were silent until the pila discharge. Goldsworthy (in his book The Complete Roman Army) provides the following sequence of events - at pila were discharged, a shout was given, the cornu was sounded and the men charged. The combined pila volley and last minute scream unnerved the enemy. If their opponents did not flee then the lines clashed. Silence reigned at all other times. OTHER Sinistro Sin-is-tro Left Often precedes a marching command. Tacete Ta-ke-tay Be silent Verb Tacite Ta-k-e-tay Quietly This is an adverb that can be attached to a command. Nunc Nunc Now Execute the preceding command. (i.e., ad gladios clinate nunc) Vos Dimitto Wos dee-mitt-o I dismiss you ARTILLERY DRILL COMMANDS Ballistam/Catapultam Parate Catapultam Torquete Sagittam Ponite Catapultam Dirigite Parate Dimittite Tutam Reddite Prepare the Piece for Firing Wind the Piece Load the Piece Aim the Piece Prepare to Fire Fire Secure the Piece 4
5 Command Verbs Present Imperative Active Conjugation Verb Meaning Singular Plural 1 st Accelerō, āre Speed up Accelerā Accelerāte Capt-ō, āre To try, strive, allure Captā Captāte Clin-ō, āre To incline, bend, sink Clinā Clināte Clamō, āre Battle-cry Clamā Clamāte Dō, āre Give Dā Date Exspecto, āre Exspect Exspectā Exspectāte Form-ō, āre To form Formā Formāte Intr-ō, āre To penetrate Intrā Intrāte Lax-ŏ, āre To relax, extend, widen Laxā Laxāte Parō, āre Prepare Parā Parāte Rot-ō, āre To wheel, to turn Rotā Rotāte Servō, āre Watch, guard Servā Servāte Sto, āre Stand still Stā Stāte Tard-ō, āre Slow down Tarde Tardāte Transform-ō, āre To change in shape Transformā Transformāte Voc-ō, āre To call out Vocā Vocāte 2 nd Mov ĕō, ēre To move Movē Movēte Tac eō, re Be silent Tacē Tacēte 3 rd D m tto, ĕre Release D mitte D m ttite Dē-pō-nō, ĕre To lay down Dēpōne Dēpōnite D -rĭgō, ĕre Line up D rige D r gite Extendō, ĕre To extend Extendē Extendite Iacio-ĕre Throw Iace Iac te Infigo, ĕre Plant Inf ge Inf gite Iungō, ĕre Join together, unite Iunge Iungite Recondo, ĕre Sheath Reconde Recondite Stringō, ĕre Draw Stringe Stringite Tollō, ĕre Lift up Tolle Tollite 4 th Part-ĭō, ire To share or distribute Parti Part te Irregular Ex-ĕō, re Come, sail, march, emerge Ex Ex te Note that long vowels become short before M, R, T, etc. 5
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