Rome at War: Media
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Seek n Destroy said:Those are from Bishop's book irc and number 3 might be the sword from Delos. Still I think we should focus on xiphos type of swords and variants, I think those are more fitting for 3rd century B.C. Rome whilst other types are hard to pinpoint at which point they were adopted.
I'm only seeing that Photobucket 3rd party hosting image.
Hosting it somewhere else then:
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Thanks man, if I find something worthwhile I'll holla at you
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Gothic Knight said:
Thanks man, if I find something worthwhile I'll holla at you
Seek n Destroy said:
hope this helps...Gladius Typology
Republican swords and equipment
Pyrrhic War, Hastatus - Iberian pattern sword
Second Punic War, Triarius - Gladius Hispaniensis
Third Macedonian War, Eques - Xiphos / Greek pattern sword
Gladius Hispaniensis (Delos) 2nd century BC - 1st century AD
2nd century BC, Eques equipment
Sertorian War
Main Osprey Sources:
Warrior - Roman Republican Legionary 298-105 BC.
Warrior - Roman Legionary 109–58 BC
Weapon - The Gladius
Republican swords and equipment
Pyrrhic War, Hastatus - Iberian pattern sword
Second Punic War, Triarius - Gladius Hispaniensis
Third Macedonian War, Eques - Xiphos / Greek pattern sword
Gladius Hispaniensis (Delos) 2nd century BC - 1st century AD
2nd century BC, Eques equipment
Sertorian War
Main Osprey Sources:
Warrior - Roman Republican Legionary 298-105 BC.
Warrior - Roman Legionary 109–58 BC
Weapon - The Gladius
The weapon that was removed is based on 5.
Rip nr5.
It's a mighty fine looking gladius. Would be a shame to let it go to waste
It's a mighty fine looking gladius. Would be a shame to let it go to waste
The Greek Cities fighting the Macedonian Basileus on the field of battle. Dionysius's allies in the battle engage a superior force of hypaspists and phalangites who overwhelm our smaller hoplite formation. The melee continues for some time...
However later on in the battle Dionysius forms up his cavalry after routing the enemy skirmishers and attempts to charge into the rear of the enemy formation who are pinned down by the small but sturdy hoplites.
Unfortunately, the battle is lost but the Macedonian forces have lost a significant portion of manpower to a much weaker army. They cannot afford to sustain such profligacy or Dionysius and the other Greek leaders will win the war.
Unfortunately, the battle is lost but the Macedonian forces have lost a significant portion of manpower to a much weaker army. They cannot afford to sustain such profligacy or Dionysius and the other Greek leaders will win the war.
Tasty Leaf said:
Unfortunately, the battle is lost but the Macedonian forces have lost a significant portion of manpower to a much weaker army. They cannot afford to sustain such profligacy or Dionysius and the other Greek leaders will win the war.
Hey that sounds like one of the famous sayings... A puppy victory? No. A putrid victory? Ah damnit, can't remember what it is
Nice screenshots though!
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