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awarded it as a kind of medal.
Roman military units could also be
awarded phalerae for
distinguished conduct in action.
These awards were
often mounted on...
- The
Xanten Horse-
Phalerae is the name of a set of
Roman silvered bronze horse-trappings
found in Xanten, Germany. The set is now in the
British Museum's...
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adopted an
elaborate system of
military awards that
included medals called phalerae to be
issued to
soldiers and
units for a
variety of achievements. The practice...
- One of the
Xanten Horse-
Phalerae located in the
British Museum,
measuring 10.5 cm (4.1 in). It
bears an
inscription formed from
punched dots:
PLINIO PRAEF...
- Xanten), Germany.
Caelius is
depicted wearing his
military uniform, with
phalerae (a type of
military decoration),
armillae (a type of bracelet), and a corona...
- Treister, "The
Theme of
Amazonomachy in Late
classical Toreutics: On the
Phalerae from
Bolshaya Bliznitsa," in
Pontus and the
Outside World:
Studies in Black...
-
analogues which are not
mirror armours, but have the same construction:
Roman phalerae Byzantine klivanium (Κλιβάνιον) ****anese yukino****a dō
armour Mail and...
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military decorations presented: Torc – gold
necklet Armillae – gold
armbands Phalerae – gold, silver, or
bronze sculpted disks worn on the
breastplate during...
- Chi-Rho
depicted on the
cloth rather than
above it, and in
having their staves decorated with
phalerae as were
earlier Roman military unit standards....
- (2001) and
Hachmann (1990) suggest, the
Veneti also
produced the
silver phalerae,
found on the Isle of Sark, as well as the
Helden phalera, then
there are...
