barbarise การใช้

• The two towers represent the fortifications of Verri and Barbarise, with the palm symbolizing the countryside between.
• The vitality of the empire at this point was such that the use of native " auxilia " in the Roman army did not apparently barbarise the military as some scholars claim was to happen in the late empire.
• Though they served under Roman officers, the troops of these units were far more barbarised than the " numeri ", lacked Romanisation of either military structure or personal ideology, and were ineligible for Roman citizenship upon discharge.
• .. . for if he did not yield to this demand, neither of them would be safe : seeing that great hordes of Nomads were close at hand, who were a danger to both; and that if they admitted them into the country, it would certainly be utterly barbarised . ( Polybius, 11.34)