- An
armill or
armilla (from the Latin:
armillae remains the
plural of armilla) is a type of
medieval bracelet, or armlet,
normally in
metal and worn in...
- An
armilla (plural
armillae) was an
armband awarded as a
military decoration (donum militarium) to
soldiers of
ancient Rome for con****uous gallantry....
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wearing his
military uniform, with
phalerae (a type of
military decoration),
armillae (a type of bracelet), and a
corona civica (an
award for
saving a fellow...
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after this are the
military decorations presented: Torc – gold
necklet Armillae – gold
armbands Phalerae – gold, silver, or
bronze sculpted disks worn...
- decorated, were
probably mostly sewn into hair or head-dresses. Arm-rings ("
armillae") and
sometimes ankle-rings were also
sometimes worn, and
sometimes (for...
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eighteen hastae purae, twenty-five phalerae, 83 torques, more than 160
armillae, and
twenty six coronae, of
which fourteen were
coronae civicae awarded...
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phalerae were
large medal-like
bronze or
silver discs worn on the cuir****;
armillae were
bracelets worn on the wrist; and
torques were worn
round the neck...
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normally in
metal and worn in pairs, one for each arm or wrist.
Plural Armillae.
Apodyterium A
dressing room in a bath complex.
Arretine ware Ceramics...
-
phalerae were
large medal-like
bronze or
silver discs worn on the cuir****;
armillae were
bracelets worn on the wrist; and
torques were worn
round the neck...
- engravings.
Female burials are
characterized by the
presence of
Bronze Age
armillae, earrings,
necklaces and
spirals ornamented with amber, gl****
paste or...
