Definition of Spathae. Meaning of Spathae. Synonyms of Spathae

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Definition of Spathae

Spathae
Spatha Spa"tha, n.; pl. Spath[ae]. [L.] (Bot.) A spathe.

Meaning of Spathae from wikipedia

- if the other, the spathae of the auxiliaries. There is no indication in Tacitus that they were cavalry. The next mention of spathae is in the 5th century...
- Glyphidocera spathae is a moth in the family Autostichidae. It was described by Adamski in 2005. It is found in Costa Rica. Savela, Markku. "Glyphidocera...
- abandoned and the spatha had replaced the gladius. An early find of Roman spathae in a native Germanic context (as opposed to Roman military camps in Germania)...
- battle or raiding, and instead were likely decorative items. Like Roman spathae, they were worn in leather-bound wooden scabbards suspended from a strap...
- service, possibly a cataphract. The two infantryman carry round shields and spathae (swords). They have beards, trousers and tunics. They have generally been...
- blades). Bishop and Coulston suggest that some or all were made from broken spathae. Hasta is a Latin word meaning a thrusting spear. Hastae were carried by...
- with lances, the foreground and background show infantry fighting with spathae (long-bladed swords); they are equipped with knee-length scale armours...
- the Roman Prin****te. Steel-making was also known in Germania libera (spathae and rapier-like swords out of flexible steel were in use). But Alamanni...
- addition to, the contus. As a secondary weapon they were armed with swords (spathae). In some cases, their horses were covered in scale armour also. Two iron...
- western European counterparts, coming out of late antique Asiatic-type spathae introduced by the Alans and Huns, with ****ings for the hilts and scabbards...