Which one?
I was looking over what is a Roman Mile "The Roman mile (mille passus, lit. "thousand paces"; abbr. m.p.; also milia passuum[n 1] and mille) consisted of a thousand paces as measured by every other step—as in the total distance of the left foot hitting the ground 1,000 times. The ancient Romans, marching their armies through uncharted territory, would often push a carved stick in the ground after each 1,000 paces."
Hmmm those Romans, they were pretty smart, I think the jews hated them.
Hadrian must have used Miles. Sounds like jews hate Miles.
Which one?
I was looking over what is a Roman Mile "The Roman mile (mille passus, lit. "thousand paces"; abbr. m.p.; also milia passuum[n 1] and mille) consisted of a thousand paces as measured by every other step—as in the total distance of the left foot hitting the ground 1,000 times. The ancient Romans, marching their armies through uncharted territory, would often push a carved stick in the ground after each 1,000 paces."
Hmmm those Romans, they were pretty smart, I think the jews hated them.
Hadrian must have used Miles. Sounds like jews hate Miles.
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