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The Fall of the Magog

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Suctonius stands
Facing Boudicca
The 14th Gemina
'Gainst the Briton horde...
"I'm a solder of Rome -
I will not yield!
I will earn in blood
The legion's Martia!"
"Fear not their cries
Nor their empty threats:
Unwarlike, the barbarians
Shall soon come to know
The iron swords of death
Of their conquerors
That have routed their host
So of ten in the past..."
"I'm a soldier of Rome -
I will not yield!
I will earn in blood
The legion's Martia!"
"There is glory here
For every man to win:
Hold the Aquila high
Lock your scuta tight!
No mercy will be shown
On this field today -
Fight as one brothers brave!"
"I'm a soldier of Rome -
I will not yield!
I will earn in blood
The legion's Martia!"
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"Soldier of Rome" appears on "The Fall of the Magog".

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