- any
gladiator who
carried a
parmula (small shield), in
contrast to a
scutarius, who bore a
larger shield (scutum). To
compensate for this
reduced protection...
- A
scutarius in
ancient Rome was any of the
various types of
gladiator who used a
large shield called a
samnite shield,
which is
named after another type...
-
armour would be
larger than the
single ocrea worn on the
right shin by a
scutarius who
carried a
larger shield.
Scutarii and
parmularii are
mentioned by...
-
known from inscriptions. The
nomen Scutarius belongs to a
class of
gentilicia derived from occupations; a
scutarius was a shield-maker. The
family seems...
-
Scantinius Scantius Scaptius Scatidius Scet****
Scoedius Scribonius Scuilius Scutarius Seccius Secundinius Secundius Sedatius Segulius Seius Selicius Sellius...
-
chief Laird (Territorial Designation)
Esquire (ultimately from
Latin scutarius, in the
sense of
shield bearer, via Old
French esquier) -
comparable to...
- with
certainty that they were
bishops of Le Puy. The
first of these,
Scutarius, the
legendary architect of the
first cathedral,
dates from the end of...
-
liturgical book from Le Puy,
gives the names: Evodius, Aurelius, Suacrus,
Scutarius, and Ermentarius. It is
impossible to say
whether this St.
Evodius is...
- Escudero.
Since his last name, "Escudero",
means "squire" (from
Latin scutarius = shield-bearer), the
temporary name was
modified slightly to
become "scutoid"...
- in Târgu Neamț in the
Romanian United Prin****lities to
Marioara (née
Scutariu) and
Grigore Conta. She was the next to last
sibling in the
family of ten...
