- era, when
spearmen were used as
especially highly disciplined soldiers in
organized group attacks. When used in
formation fighting,
spearmen would line...
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rather than stabbing. This
alone was
powerful enough, and if the long
spearmen formed a
Yaribusuma (槍衾, lit. 'line of spears') with
their spearheads facing...
-
Caesarea with two
hundred soldiers,
seventy hor****, and two
hundred spearmen. Also
provide mounts for Paul to ride, and take him
safely to
Felix the...
- romanized: Arktos, lit. 'bear') was a
centaur who
fought against the
Lapith spearmen. His name
means 'bear' in
Ancient Gr****.
Arctus is
briefly mentioned by...
-
lances attacks the Anglo-Saxon
shield wall.
Notice the
dominance of the
spearmen in the
front line of the formation. In the back of the
formation there...
- them in the
pitched battle he had long
hoped for.
Wallace arranged his
spearmen in four schiltrons—circular,
defensive hedgehog formations,
probably surrounded...
- the castle. Robert, with
between 5,500 and 6,500 troops,
predominantly spearmen,
prepared to
prevent Edward's
forces from
reaching Stirling. The battle...
-
Principes (sg.: princeps) were
spearmen, and
later swordsmen, in the
armies of the
early Roman Republic. They were men in the
prime of
their lives who...
- the castle. Robert, with
between 5,500 and 6,500 troops,
predominantly spearmen,
prepared to
prevent Edward's
forces from
reaching Stirling. The battle...
- Look up spear, speared, or
spearmen in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
spear is a pole
weapon used for
hunting and combat.
Spear may also
refer to:...
