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Manipule Romain — Le manipule (latin manipulus pl. manipuli) est une subdivision de la légion romaine antique. Il se compose de deux centuries, au sein d une même cohorte, pour un effectif qui a varié entre 120 et 200 hommes au cours de la République romaine. Une… … Wikipédia en Français
Manipule romain — Le manipule (latin manipulus pl. manipuli) est une subdivision de la légion romaine antique. Il se compose de deux centuries, au sein d une même cohorte, pour un effectif qui a varié entre 120 et 200 hommes au cours de la République romaine. Une… … Wikipédia en Français
