TIBERIUS, DRUSUS, THE REBELLIONS OF TE LEGIONARIES AND THE MOON
The Roman army owes its success to being well organized, disciplined and efficient in the modern sense of the term. The power of Rome always depended on the army; its fame of invincibility for some centuries allowed Rome to live on its prestige.
Augustus and Tiberius sought in every way to have good relations with the legionaries and their generals, to avoid the return of civil wars that had finally ended with the Pax Augusta, starting an era of prosperity and...