Legionary: The Scourge of Thracia (Legionary 4) (49 page)

Vicus;
Legionary forts and camps were not long constructed before being abutted by these slum-like settlements of shacks, inns, brothels and traders’ markets, all eager to provide the soldiers with licentious entertainment and lighter purses.

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