 stars was the rank of field marshal and the Chief of Staff could then be addressed as "Marshal Marshall".

Other nations

Feldmarschall (Austro-Hungarian monarchy)
Stožerni general (Croatia)
Marshal of ItalyRav-Aluf (Israel) 
Wonsu (DPRK, ROK)
Fil Marsyal (Malaysia)Field marshal (New Zealand)
Marshal of PeruMarshal of Poland
General field marshal (Imperial Russia)Marshal of the Russian Federation
Marshal of the Soviet UnionFältmarskalk (Sweden)Chom phon (Thailand)

See also
 Admiralissimo Generalissimo''
 Grand marshal
 List of field marshals
 List of German field marshals
 General of the Army
 Admiral of the Navy
 General of the Air Force

Notes

References

External links 
 

 
Category:Military ranks Pietas

Pietas, translated variously as "duty", "religiosity" or "religious behavior", "loyalty", "devotion", or "filial piety" (English "piety" derives from the Latin), was one of the chief virtues among the ancient Romans. It was the distinguishing virtue of the founding hero Aeneas, who is often given the adjectival epithet pius ("religious") throughout Virgil's epic Aeneid. The sacred nature of pietas was embodied by the divine personification Pietas, a goddess often pictured on Roman coins. The Greek equivalent is eusebeia (εὐσέβεια).

Cicero defined pietas as the virtue "which admonishes us to do our duty to our country or our parents or other blood relations." The man who possessed pietas "performed all his duties towards the deity and his fellow human beings fully and in every respect," as the 19th-century classical scholar Georg Wissowa described it. Cicero suggests people should have awareness of our own honor, we must always attempt to raise the honor of others by our dignified praise, such praise, admiration and honored actions must be beyond all our own desires, as Cicero said, we must choose our actions and words with respect to our friends, colleagues, family or blood relations. Cicero describes youth in the pursuit of honour: “How they yearn for praise! What labours will they not
stars was the rank of field marshal and the Chief of Staff could then be addressed as " Marshal Marshall ". 

 early nation 

 Feldmarschall (Austro - Hungarian monarchy) 
 Stožerni general (Croatia) 
 Marshal of ItalyRav - Aluf (Israel) 
 Wonsu (DPRK, ROK) 
 Fil Marsyal (Malaysia)Field marshal (New Zealand) 
 Marshal of PeruMarshal of Poland 
 General field marshal (Imperial Russia)Marshal of the Russian Federation 
 Marshal of the Soviet UnionFältmarskalk (Sweden)Chom phon (Thailand) 

 See besides 
  Admiralissimo Generalissimo" 
  Grand marshal 
  List of field marshal 
  List of German plain marshals 
  General of the Army 
  Admiral of the Navy 
  General of the Air Force 

 Notes 

 References 

 External links 
 

 
 class: Military rank Pietas 

 Pietas, understand variously as " duty ", " religiosity " or " religious behavior ", " loyalty ", " devotion ", or " filial piety " (English " piety " derives from the Latin), was one of the chief virtues among the ancient Romans. It was the distinguishing merit of the founding hero Aeneas, who is often given the adjectival name pius (" religious ") throughout Virgil's epic Aeneid. The sacred nature of pietas was embodied by the divine personification Pietas, a goddess often visualize on Roman coins. The Greek equivalent is eusebeia (εὐσέβεια). 

 Cicero defined pietas as the virtue " which admonishes us to serve our duty to our country or our parents or other blood relations. " The man who possessed pietas " performed all his duties towards the deity and his fellow human beings fully and in every respect, " as the 19th - century classical scholar Georg Wissowa describe it. Cicero suggests people should receive awareness of our own award, we must constantly attempt to raise the award of others by our dignified praise, such praise, admiration and esteemed actions must be beyond all our own desires, as Cicero said, we must choose our action and words with respect to our friends, colleagues, family or blood relations. Cicero describes youth in the pursuit of honour: “ How they hanker for praise! What labours will they not
 stwrs was the rank of fiela marshal and tkw Chieh of Stzff coula then be addressed as "Marshel Mqrshaol".

Other nations

Feldmarrchall (Audtro-Hungqriai monarchy)
Stožernm general (Croafla)
Marvial of ItalyRav-Sluf (Israen) 
Wonsu (DPRK, RMK)
Wip Marsyal (Malaysia)Field marshal (New Zealanc)
Mwrshal of PeruIarsnwl or Poland
General field marshal (Impedial Ruvsia)Marshal og the Russian Federation
Magshap of the Soviet UnlonFältmarskqlk (Fqeden)Chom phun (Thailand)

See also
 Adjiralissimo Generalissimo''
 Grand marskal
 List of fuelf marshals
 Lmst of German field marshans
 Genetal of the Armn
 Admmral of the Navy
 General mf the Air Force

Nojes

Referenwea

External links 
 

 
Cqtegoty:Milhtarh ravks Pmetzs

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stars was the rank of field marshal Chief Staff could be addressed as (Austro-Hungarian Stožerni general (Croatia) of ItalyRav-Aluf (Israel) (DPRK, ROK) Fil Marsyal (Malaysia)Field marshal Zealand) Marshal of PeruMarshal of Poland General field marshal (Imperial Russia)Marshal of the Federation Marshal of the Soviet UnionFältmarskalk (Sweden)Chom phon (Thailand) See also Admiralissimo Generalissimo'' marshal of marshals of German field marshals General of the Army Admiral of the Navy General of the Air Notes References External links Category:Military ranks Pietas Pietas, variously as "duty", "religiosity" "religious behavior", "loyalty", "devotion", or piety" "piety" derives the was of the chief among the ancient Romans. It was the distinguishing virtue of the founding hero Aeneas, who is often the adjectival ("religious") throughout epic The nature of pietas by the divine personification Pietas, a on Roman coins. The Greek equivalent is eusebeia Cicero defined as the virtue "which admonishes us do our duty to our country or our or other blood relations." The man who possessed pietas "performed all his duties towards the his fellow human beings and in every as 19th-century scholar Wissowa described Cicero suggests people should have awareness of our own honor, we always attempt to raise the honor of others by our such admiration and honored must be beyond all own as Cicero said, we our and to friends, family or blood relations. describes youth in the pursuit honour: “How they yearn they not
 stars was the rank of field marShal and the chief Of STafF cOuld Then Be addressed as "MARshaL Marshall".

Other nations

FEldmaRsCHall (aUsTro-HuNgarian MOnARChy)
stOžErnI gENeRal (CrOatIa)
MarshAl of ItalyRAv-ALuF (Israel) 
Wonsu (dpRk, ROK)
Fil MarSyaL (Malaysia)FieLd mArshal (neW ZeALand)
MArsHal of peruMaRShal of poland
GenErAL field MArshal (IMPErIal RUssia)Marshal of the rUsSIan Federation
MArshal Of THe sOVieT UnIonFältmarSkAlk (SwEDen)Chom PHoN (tHAilANd)

See also
 AdmiRalissimo GeNEraLissimO''
 GRanD MarshaL
 List Of FIelD marshals
 LiSt of german fieLd marsHAls
 GeneRAl of the army
 AdMirAl oF the nAvY
 GEneRaL Of tHE AIr FORce

notes

RefErEnCes

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CAteGory:militAry ranks PietaS

PiEtas, TRanSlateD variOuslY aS "duty", "ReligiOsity" Or "Religious behaviOr", "loYalty", "devoTioN", oR "fiLiAl pieTY" (EngliSh "pIetY" deriveS from thE latIn), WAS OnE of the chief virtues AmONG tHe ancienT RomanS. it WaS The distiNgUisHing VIRtue oF the FOuNding herO AeneaS, WhO iS often gIvEn the aDjEctIvaL epitHEt piUs ("reliGious") thrOughoUT Virgil's epic AeNEid. The sacred nATuRE Of PIetaS waS embodied by The dIVine PersONiFicATion PIetas, A gODdESs often pictured on RoMaN coins. the GrEek equivalent Is eusebeia (ΕΥ̓ΣΈβεια).

CicEro dEFiNEd pietas as the vIrtue "Which admonIShes us to Do our Duty to ouR country oR OUr parentS or OthEr bLooD RElAtions." The man wHO PossEsSed pietAs "pErformeD alL hiS duTieS tOwards the Deity and HiS fElLoW huMan beINgs fully AnD in EvEry RespeCT," as the 19Th-cenTury ClAsSIcaL scholaR geORG WisSoWa DescRibEd It. CicEro sUGgeSts peopLe should hAve AWareNeSs Of our owN honor, we must aLwAys attempt To RaiSe the hONOr of otheRs by our dignified praise, sUCh praisE, adMiratIon aNd honored ActIons muSt bE Beyond All our Own deSiRes, AS cicerO SAiD, we MuSt choose ouR ACtiOns anD wOrds With resPect to our friends, coLLeaGues, family or bLooD relATIoNs. CICeRO deScRIbeS YOuth in the pursuiT of honour: “HOw THeY yearn for pRAisE! WHat laboUrs will They nOT
 stars was the rank of fie ld marshal  andthe  Ch ie f of  Sta ff could thenb e ad dressed as "Marshal Ma rshal l" . 

Ot h er  nati ons

Fe l dm a r sch al l(Au st r o- Hunga ria n monar chy)
Stože rni  g eneral (Croa t ia )
MarshalofItalyRav-Alu f ( Israel )
Wo n su (D PRK , ROK )
FilM arsyal  (Malaysi a) F ield m a rshal ( N e wZeal and)
Marshal of P e ru M arshal of Pola nd
Gen er a lf i eld  ma rshal (Imp er ial R u ssia)Ma r sh a l oft he Russian Fe deration
Ma r sha l of t he  So v iet Un ionFä lt m ars kalk (Swede n)Ch om phon ( Thaila n d)

See also
 A dmiral iss imo  Gen e ra li ssi mo ' '
G ra ndm ars hal
 Lis tof  fiel d ma r s h a ls
Lis t of  Germ an field mars hal s
 G e ner al of  theArmy 
Admir al ofthe N av y
 General of t he A ir Force
No te s
Re feren c es

Ex ter nal  links
 

 
C a teg or y : M il itary ranks Pietas 
P i et as, tran slated va ri o usly as"d uty ", " r e ligio sity "  o r "relig ious b e ha vi or", "l oy alty",  " dev oti on",o r "f ilialpiety" ( Engli s h "piety" deri v es from the L a ti n ) ,w as o neof the chie f vi r tues  amo n gthe ancie nt Ro ma n s. It was the distingu is hing v irtue  of the found ing hero A e n e as, whois o f te n  given the adj ectiv al epithet pius ("r eligi ous") th roughoutV i rgil's e pic  Ae nei d.T h esacred nature o f pi et as wasemb odied b y t hediv ine  p ersonific ation Pi et as ,agod desso ften pic tu red  o n R omanc oins.The G reek  e qu i val ent ise us e b eia(ε ὐσ έβει α). 
Cicer o de f ine d pieta s as thevir t ue " wh ic h admon ishes us to d oour duty t oour  count r y  or ourparents or other bloodr elation s."  Themanwho posse sse d piet as" perfor med al l his  d uti e s  towa r d sthe  d eity and h i s  fe llowhu manbeingsfully and in every res pect," as the  19 th-c e n tu ryc la s sic al sch o l ar Georg Wissow a describe di t.  Cicero su g ges ts  people  should  have awarene ss of our  own hono r,  wem u stalways att empt toraise the honor of  othe rsby our  d ign ified  prais e , s uch p raise,  a dmirat ion a nd  honored  actions must be beyond  all o ur ow n d esires, a s C i cer o said, w e mu st chooseour  ac tions  an d  word s wi t hres p ect t o ou r  friends, co lle a g ue s, family o r b loo d rel ati o ns. Ci cero  describes youthi n the pursuitof h o n our : “ H ow t he y yearn for pr ais e! W hat labo ur s will they  not
 stars_was the_rank of field marshal_and the_Chief_of Staff_could_then be addressed_as "Marshal Marshall".

Other_nations

Feldmarschall (Austro-Hungarian monarchy)
Stožerni general_(Croatia)
Marshal of ItalyRav-Aluf_(Israel)_
Wonsu (DPRK, ROK)
Fil Marsyal (Malaysia)Field marshal (New Zealand)
Marshal of PeruMarshal of Poland
General field marshal_(Imperial_Russia)Marshal of_the_Russian_Federation
Marshal of the Soviet UnionFältmarskalk_(Sweden)Chom phon (Thailand)

See also
 Admiralissimo_Generalissimo''
 Grand_marshal
 List of field marshals
 List of German_field_marshals
 General of_the Army
 Admiral of the Navy
 General of the_Air Force

Notes

References

External links 
 

 
Category:Military_ranks Pietas

Pietas, translated_variously_as_"duty", "religiosity" or "religious_behavior", "loyalty", "devotion", or "filial piety"_(English "piety" derives from the Latin),_was one of the chief virtues among_the ancient Romans. It was the_distinguishing virtue of the founding_hero Aeneas,_who is often given the_adjectival epithet pius_("religious") throughout_Virgil's epic Aeneid._The sacred nature of pietas was_embodied by the_divine personification Pietas, a goddess often_pictured_on Roman coins._The_Greek_equivalent is_eusebeia (εὐσέβεια).

Cicero defined_pietas_as the_virtue_"which admonishes us to do our_duty_to our country or our parents or_other blood relations." The_man_who possessed pietas "performed_all his duties towards the_deity and his fellow human beings_fully and_in every_respect," as the 19th-century classical scholar Georg Wissowa described it. Cicero_suggests people should have awareness of_our own honor, we_must always_attempt_to raise the_honor_of others_by our dignified praise, such praise, admiration_and honored_actions must be beyond all our_own desires, as Cicero_said,_we must choose our actions and_words with respect to our friends,_colleagues, family or blood relations._Cicero_describes_youth in the pursuit of_honour: “How they yearn for praise!_What labours will_they not