What were the Roman army ranks?

Answer by  Alexios (161)

The main ranks were Pedes, or infantryman, Centurion, Military Tribune, Praefectus Castorum, and then the Legionary Legate, who commanded the legion. Other ranks included the Cornicen and Tesserarius, who were just above a normal legionary, and various ranks of centurion, including the Centurion Primi Ordinis and Centurion Primis Pilus.

Answer by  aie (27)

From the lowest level, the munifex, then conicens, then veterans or evocati; soldiers with special skills were the immunes. Above them, centurions, tribunes, praetorians, quaestors, legates, the general or dux.

Answer by  sfmike2000 (56)

The Roman Army was headed by the King. Below the King were several ranks and divisions. The Eequites made up the cavalry, while the light cavalry was composed of the Velites. The Heavy Infantry was the primary unit in the kingdom. Leaders included the Legatus legionis, who was the overall leader, down to Tribuni angusticlavii, who commanded local tribes.

Answer by  CALMAN (49)

A Centurion commanded one hundred men.The Romans created LEGIONS -thousands of armed Romans.Unlike today's Armies the Roamn Genrals often were in the mix of their battles with "barbarians."

Answer by  kikokkm (19)

The Roman Army rank is 4800,There was a Roman sayung -it has come to the triarii. which described a desperate situation.