Definition of Syntagmata. Meaning of Syntagmata. Synonyms of Syntagmata

- The phalanx consisted of a line-up of several battalion blocks called syntagmata, each of its 16 files (lochoi) numbering 16 men, for a total of 256 in...
- Statuta Regni Poloniae (Syntagmata) is the first printed edition of Polish land laws from 1487 The book was published in Leipzig in 1487 at the printing...
- broken terrain; doing so could create gaps between individual blocks/syntagmata, or could prevent a solid front within those sub-units as well, causing...
- Poloniae 1478 The first printed edition of Polish land laws known as Syntagmata. Its creation testifies to the demand for legal texts, which could no...
- castrum may well have acquired the connotation of tent. The commonest Latin syntagmata (here phrases) for the term castra are: castra stativa Permanent camp/fortresses...
- OCLC 71515117. Epo, Boetius (1578). Boetii Eponis Antiqvitatvm ecclesiasticarvm syntagmata IV : ad sacrosanctos patres patriæ Belgicos, regem nempe Catholi**** ac...
- dust and din of battle orders could still be received and given. Six syntagmata formed a taxis of 1,500 men commanded by a strategos, a variable number...
- then grouped into oulamoi of 32, ilai of 64, hipparchiai of 128 and syntagmata of 256. The Antigonid kingdom of Macedon's cavalry only constituted a...
- pentakosiarchy (πεντακοσιαρχία, pentakosiarchia) of 512 men, composed of two syntagmata of 256. Two pentakosiarchies in turn formed a chiliarchy and were commanded...
- Onomasticon Sacrum (Tübingen, 1706, 4to, translated into German by himself); Syntagmata hermneneutica quibus loca S. Scripturae plurima ex Hebraico textu nove...