- The
Romans adopted a
variation of the
kontos transliterated as
contus. The
Roman contus was also
wielded two-handed. The
later Byzantine kontarion was...
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CONTU, or the
Commission on New
Technological Uses of
Copyrighted Works, was
created to
study issues ****ociated with
copyrighted works in
computers and...
- globally. In 2008,
Contus Tech was
founded by
Sriram Manoharan in
Chennai where the
headquarters is
still located. By 2009,
Contus Tech
launched HD FLV...
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refer to:
Kontos (weapon), a pole
weapon Kontos (surname), a Gr****
surname Contus, a pike with a
pointed iron at the one end. This
disambiguation page lists...
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Heavily armoured cataphract cavalry,
usually armed with a long
lance (
contus), were
adopted by the
Roman army to
counter Parthian troops of this kind...
- SardegnaForeste". www.sardegnaforeste.it. "A su connottu: la
ribellione del 1868 –
Contus Antigus". 7 May 2014. "Su Connottu, la
rivolta nuorese contro i
Savoia –...
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March 2012.
There is no
complete census, but the
figure of 7,000 in E.
Contu, "L'architettura nuraghica", in
Atzeni et al. (1985), (see Atzeni, E.; et al...
- 1974, the US
Commission on New
Technological Uses of
Copyrighted Works (
CONTU)
decided that "computer programs, to the
extent that they
embody an author's...
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evolved from
javelins and
swords to
sometimes include long
reaching lances (
contus).
These required the use of both
hands to thrust. The
Byzantine cavalry...
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eastern Sarmatian tribes used
scale armour and used a long
lance called the
contus and bows in battle. The
early Sarmatians already possessed the technique...
