-
lances which were used as
weapons and the
soldier armed with it were
called Contarii and
Contati (κοντόφοροι,
meaning contus-bearers).
Romans used this term...
- c****zmischen Ausgrabungen", Historia, 4: 264–283
Soria Molina, D. (2011) "
Contarii,
cataphracti y clibanarii. La caballería
pesada del ejército romano, de...
- army.
Based on
Sarmatian and
Parthian models, they were also
known as
contarii and clibanarii,
although it is
unclear whether these terms were interchangeable...
- end of an
imperial campaign contariorum specialised regiment of
lancers (
contarii) from
contus (a long lance)
dromedariorum specialised regiment of camel-mounted...
- any
other troop type of the
Roman army. The
Romans also used the
terms contarii for lance-armed cavalry, and
clibanarii for
heavily armoured cavalry. It...
- army.
Based on
Sarmatian and
Parthian models, they were also
known as
contarii and clibanarii,
although it is
unclear whether these terms were interchangeable...
