centurion's
Legion captain's possession
Centurion's is the possessive form of centurion, a Roman military officer commanding a unit of about eighty to one hundred soldiers.
The term appears most often in historical or biblical contexts: The centurion's command echoed across the ranks.
It sometimes describes qualities associated with Roman military discipline: He led with a centurion's authority.
Authoritative instruction given
- legionGreat number, or soldiers
- soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
- cohortGroup sharing circumstances
- armorProtective combat covering
gladius · pilum · shield · helmet · crest · rank · discipline · formation
Protective combat covering
- greavesFried fat residue
- helmetProtective head covering
- gladiusRoman infantry blade
- scutumRoman infantry shield
decorations · medals · cloak · tunic · mail · cuirass · insignia · harness
Ability to direct others
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
- punishmentPenalty for an offense
- floggingBeating as punishment
- obedienceCompliance with authority
respect · hierarchy · promotion · experience · orders · judgment · loyalty · responsibility
One employed to serve
- faithTrust without proof
- JesusChristian faith's divine son
- healingRestoration of health
- CorneliusTraditional masculine given name
conversion · crucifixion · Golgotha · confession · belief · paralysis · worthiness · humility
command
Authoritative instruction given
- legionGreat number, or soldiers
- soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
- cohortGroup sharing circumstances
armor · gladius · pilum · shield · helmet · crest · rank · discipline · formation · march
armor
Protective combat covering
scutum · decorations · medals · cloak · tunic · mail · cuirass · insignia · harness
leadership
Ability to direct others
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
- punishmentPenalty for an offense
- floggingBeating as punishment
obedience · respect · hierarchy · promotion · experience · orders · judgment · loyalty · responsibility · tribute
servant
One employed to serve
Cornelius · conversion · crucifixion · Golgotha · confession · belief · paralysis · worthiness · humility · Acts