Military service
idea · 3 works · 3 mentions · 3 anchored passages
service · all citizens should serve for pay · arms · campaign · field · military duty · military service · necessary services · performance of duties · serve
in the texts
On Organization
The civic duty of citizens to serve personally, including service for pay and service in military roles.
and you must serve in person and not resign that duty to others.
My view is that you must be brought under a system, and there must be a uniform scheme for receiving public money and for performing necessary services.
Now if you so organize the receipt of money that it is associated with the performance of duties, so far from injuring, you will actually confer on the State and on yourselves the greatest benefit;
Third Olynthiac
Citizen participation in military and public service, treated as necessary for Athens' safety and honor.
You will ask me if I mean pay for military service.
In plain language I mean the laws for administering the Theoric Fund, and also some of the service regulations.
Surely it is not like men of sense and spirit to shirk your military duty because the pay is not forthcoming, thinking lightly of the shame of it all;
De idolatria
Service as a soldier under civil/military authority, examined for compatibility with Christian discipline.
whether a believer may turn to military service, and whether military service may be admitted to the faith—even the common soldier's, or any lower rank, for which there is no necessity of sacrifices or of capital judgments.