- Look up
maniple in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Maniple may
refer to:
Maniple (military unit), a
division of a
Roman legion Maniple (vestment), a...
- account, the
legion consisted of 10
maniples of 120 hastati, 10
maniples of 120 principes, and 10 half
strength maniples of
triarii containing 60 men each...
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- War (218 -201 BC)
there were 10
maniples of hastati, each
having 120 hastati, with 40
velites attached. The
maniples were
further split into centuries...
-
century of
triarii was 30 men.
These 3,000 men (twenty
maniples of 120 men, and ten
maniples of 60 men),
together with
about 1,200
velites and 300 cavalry...
- was
divided into
thirty sets of 120–160 men
strong maniples organized into
three lines of ten
maniples.
Generally positioned in
front of the main infantrymen...
- Gr****
geographer Strabo described the
incident as
having wiped out
three maniples of Romans,
which could mean
anywhere from 480 to 1,800 soldiers. Other...
-
Cycle by
Harry Turtledove. The
novels recount the
adventures of
several maniples of Caesar's
legions in Gaul that are
whisked away by
druid spells to a...
-
around 5,000 men (of both
heavy and
light infantry) was
known as a legion.
Maniples were
units of 120 men each
drawn from a
single infantry class. They were...
-
military formation of the
hoplite phalanx of the Gr****s to the
formation with
maniples (Latin: manipuli). In the former, the
soldiers carried a
round shield,...
