-
division of the
Argyraspides,
putting the
number of the
corps back up to 10,000 strong. Livy
mentions a
cavalry corps called argyraspides as a
royal cohort...
- Ὑπασπισταί, Hypaspistai),
later known as the "Silvershields" (Ἀργυράσπιδες,
Argyraspides).
After the
death of
Alexander in 323 BC, the
Partition of Triparadisus...
-
Epeira aurelia Epeira latreillana Epeira mauricia Epeira fastuosa Epeira argyraspides Epeira fasciata Epeira flavipes Epeira mauritia Epeira latreilla Nephila...
-
Glyphodes argyraspides is a moth in the
family Crambidae. It was
described by
Willie Horace Thomas Tams in 1941. It is
found in Uganda. "GlobIZ search"...
- Antigonus's
charge while using his
elite Argyraspides (the
Silver Shields)
phalanx to win in the center. The
Argyraspides were a unit of
veterans who had fought...
-
principle guard infantry of the
Seleucid army was the 'Silver-Shields', or
Argyraspides. They were a
permanently embodied guard unit,
which was
formed from the...
-
where he made an
alliance with
Antigenes and
Teutamus (commanders of the
Argyraspides (Silver Shields) and the
Hypaspists (Shield-bearers), two
corps of veterans...
- Antiochus,
consisting of 3,000 cataphracts, 1,000
agema cavalry, 1,000
argyraspides of the
royal guard, 1,200
Dahae horse archers. 2,500
Mysian archers,...
-
conspired with the
satrap of Media, Peithon, and the
commander of the
Argyraspides, Antigenes, both
serving as
officers under Perdiccas, and ********inated...
- phalanx.
Alexander also had a
flexible heavy infantry force known as the
Argyraspides, or
silver shields, who
acted as his
elite infantry. Post-Alexander ****enistic...
