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roles on an ad hoc basis.
Palatini – were
elite units of the late army.
Pedites – The
infantry of the
early army of the
Roman kingdom. The
majority of...
- from the 13th century,
which starts with the
names of
chess pieces, Roch,
pedites, regina... The game of chess, at times, has been
discouraged by various...
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explains why the
colony was
Latin and not Roman.
Among these colonists,
pedites received 50
iugera of land each,
centuriones received 100
iugera each,...
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cavalry (the
equites extraordinarii) and a
fifth of the
infantry (the
pedites extraordinarii) of
those men best ****ed for service. The extraordinarii...
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Basilica and
another in the
Circus Maximus. Both
equites (cavalry) and
pedites (infantrymen) were
involved in the fighting. Sylvester's
infantry are said...
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Macropodusinae Genus:
Macropodus Lacépède, 1801 Type
species Macropodus viridiauratus Lacépède, 1801
Synonyms Pseudobetta Richter, 1981
Pedites Gistel, 1848...
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officer class (the
cavalry or equites), the
enlisted class (infantry or
pedites) and the
miscellaneous class (mostly
unarmed adjuncts). The
officer class...
- of
Domitius Ahenobarbus, 122–115 BC,
showing two Polybian-era
soldiers (
pedites)
wearing chain mail and
wielding a
gladius and scutum,
opposite an aristocratic...
- of
Moesia Inferior were here, with
important military units,
along with
pedites singulares, his
personal guard.
Troops from the 1st Italica, 5th Macedonica...
- however, was
expanded to mean less
distinguished infantry soldiers (milites
pedites).
During the 13th
century the term
referred to the
mounted hor**** who...
