Roman Special Troops

[Germanicus]

The Areani were agents in Imperial Roman military units based in Roman Britain during the later part of the Roman occupation of the island. They were used both as scouts for the legions and as undercover spies. Many of them were mercenaries; at the time of the Great Conspiracy, which they helped instigate, a good deal of them were sailors. Due to their participation in the Conspiracy, Count Theodosius disbanded them.

 

Taken verbatim from Wikipedia.

 

Mquish, you must give credit to your sources when posting.

[mquish]

The Areani were agents in Imperial Roman military units based in Roman Britain during the later part of the Roman occupation of the island. They were used both as scouts for the legions and as undercover spies. Many of them were mercenaries; at the time of the Great Conspiracy, which they helped instigate, a good deal of them were sailors. Due to their participation in the Conspiracy, Count Theodosius disbanded them.

 

Taken verbatim from Wikipedia.

 

Mquish, you must give credit to your sources when posting.

 

how?

[Germanicus]

mquish, I've sent you a Personal message.

[brotus maximus]

Or Arthur didn't even exist at all and no longer the term legend is appliable but rather myth.

 

I wouldnt rule him out completely. There is good evidence to suggest that a king by the name of arthur existed in the region of wales. The mythical stories that go with him are unlikely to be true but the exsistence of the name, many archeologists believe is true.

so as i would believe arthur was a story of a hero to give us hope to provail over the bad