-
officers and
sound orders to the legions. The
cornicines pla**** the
cornu (making him an aeneator).
Cornicines always marched at the head of the centuries...
-
those who blew a
cornu (a G-shaped horn made of br****) were
known as
cornicines;
those who blew a tuba (a
straight bronze horn with a
slight flare at...
-
Quondam hi
cornicines et muni****lis
harenae perpetui comites notaeque per
oppida buccae munera nunc
edunt et,
verso pollice vulgus **** iubet, occidunt...
-
legion also has its tubicines,
cornicines and buccinatores. The
tubicen sounds the
charge and the retreat. The
cornicines are used only to
regulate the...
-
Marcus Aurelius in
triumph Cornu at the
Limesmuseum in Aalen,
Germany Cornicines on Trajan's
Column (2nd century) Horn
player on the
Ludovisi sarcophagus...
- levels, one on top of the other. At the
sides are two
groups of musicians:
cornicines at
right and
tubicines at left. At
lower left on the
first level, there...
-
Cornicines,
Roman military musicians with
curved cornu on Trajan's Column....
- from
being heard. And when the
Romans took
possession of the gate, the
cornicines blew the
trumpets to give the
signal to the consul.
Fabius then ordered...
- a
cohort of the
allied Hernici,
together with
mounted trumpeters (the
cornicines and tubicines) to make the
enemy think the
Romans were
about to make a...
- a
cohort of the
allied Hernici,
together with
mounted trumpeters (the
cornicines and
tubicines to make the
enemy think the
Romans were
about to make a...
