2006
DOI: 10.2307/j.ctvh1dtw2
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Roman Military Equipment from the Punic Wars to the Fall of Rome, second edition

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“…8:d). Rovnako tomu bolo aj počas obdobia principátu na území Rímskej ríše (Bishop-Coulston 2006, Fig. 38:13) a pravdepodobne tento trend môžeme na ríšskom území potvrdiť aj pre obdobie dominátu (Gudea 2010, Abb.…”
Section: Od Komárna Po Trenčínunclassified
“…8:d). Rovnako tomu bolo aj počas obdobia principátu na území Rímskej ríše (Bishop-Coulston 2006, Fig. 38:13) a pravdepodobne tento trend môžeme na ríšskom území potvrdiť aj pre obdobie dominátu (Gudea 2010, Abb.…”
Section: Od Komárna Po Trenčínunclassified
“…La inexistencia de partes indiscutibles de gladius resulta bastante sorprendente, más aún tratándose del supuesto lugar de origen de dicha arma. Como demuestra el hallazgo de Šmihel en Eslovenia, el gladius se utilizaba por lo menos desde el temprano siglo II a.C. (Bishop y Coulston, 2006: 54-sq. ; Kavanagh de Prado y Quesada Sanz, 2007: 70-71;Miks, 2007: 43-sq.…”
Section: Armas Ofensivas Armas Ofensivasunclassified
“…21 Magnus Maximus and other mid-and later 4th-c. British usurpers may well have utilised the forts again in their stands to gain the purple, but more as launch-pads for campaigns on the continent, and for securing rearguard supplies; otherwise their role author of this new military template, later formalised under Constantine or Diocletian: Southern and Dixon (1996) 11-14;Whitby (2004) 160-62;Tomlin (2000) stressing the small sizes of the new field units/legions. On later Roman military equipment, see also Bishop and Coulston (1993). 18 Urban and wider defensive processes in Late Roman Italy are examined in Christie (2006) 294-348 with related references.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%