- on how
their battle units waged war, and
created over time new
types of "
gladii" such as the
Mainz gladius and the
Pompeii gladius. Finally, in the third...
- The
gladius (pl.:
gladii), or pen, is a hard
internal bodypart found in many
cephalopods of the
superorder Decapodiformes (particularly squids) and in...
- punishment,
which was
reserved to
authorities holding high justice, or the ius
gladii ("right of the sword").
Although the
terms high and low
suggest a strict...
- of San Jose, California) who used a
proprietary software by the name of "
GLADII 1.1.3",
allowing them not only to
collect the IP
addresses of
users accessing...
- of neglect. In general, guilt, sin, or a fault. See also mea culpa. ****
gladiis et
fustibus with
swords and
clubs From the Bible.
Occurs in
Matthew 26:47...
-
arthropods such as
crustaceans and insects, the radulae,
cephalopod beaks and
gladii of
molluscs and in some
nematodes and diatoms. It is also
synthesised by...
-
German Genosse "comrade"),
resulting in a
translation of "sword-companion" (
gladii consors, ensifer). This
interpretation of the name is due to
Jacob Grimm...
- point, to
fling at the enemy. They also
carried short thrusting swords, or
gladii, for use in melee. They
rarely wore
armour as they were the
youngest and...
- named. In
later republican times, the
hastati were re-armed with pila and
gladii, and the
hasta was only
retained by the triarii.
Unlike the pilum, verutum...
-
fought as hoplites,
using Gr****
clipei and
whose wealth could afford them
gladii in the case of a
broken spear. By the 3rd
century BC, this
system was seen...
