[Answer] In Roman times, what did it mean if legionnaires were 'decimated'?

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Feb 17, 2020

[Answer] In Roman times, what did it mean if legionnaires were 'decimated'?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "In Roman times, what did it mean if legionnaires were 'decimated'?"

...1. One in ten were killed
2. They had set sail for war
3. They had beaten an enemy
4. They surrendered

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One in ten were killed:

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