Lucius Curtius Paullus (Nova Roma)

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Lucius Curtius Paullus was California. Educated at Arizona University. He Studied Biology and Rabbinical Judaism. Then transfered to Ashland University and Majored in Business Administration. He Served in the United States Marine Corps. After His term in the Marines, He Served in the Croat Defence Force, as a Volunter Captain in an Armor Brigade (The Tigers) as a Recon Company Commander. He is a Follower of the Religio, and a student of Classical Military thought.   
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Lucius Curtius Paullus was born in Southern California. Educated at Arizona University. He Studied Biology and Rabbinical Judaism. Then transfered to Ashland University and Majored in Business Administration. He Served in the United States Marine Corps. After His term in the Marines, He Served in the Croat Defence Force, as a Volunter Captain in an Armor Brigade (The Tigers) as a Recon Company Commander. He is a Follower of the Religio, and a student of Classical Military thought.   
  
 
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Lucius Curtius Paullus was born in Southern California. Educated at Arizona University. He Studied Biology and Rabbinical Judaism. Then transfered to Ashland University and Majored in Business Administration. He Served in the United States Marine Corps. After His term in the Marines, He Served in the Croat Defence Force, as a Volunter Captain in an Armor Brigade (The Tigers) as a Recon Company Commander. He is a Follower of the Religio, and a student of Classical Military thought.

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