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Velites (Latin: [ˈweːlɪteːs]; sg.: veles) were a
class of
infantry in the
Roman army of the mid-Republic from 211 to 107 BC.
Velites were
light infantry...
- poor legionaries, the accensi, rorarii, and
leves were
replaced by the
velites. Unit
sizes were also expanded. Non-citizens or
peregrini were also offered...
- 15
December 1806 from the 1st
battalions of the
Grenadier and Ch****eur
Vélites,
forming a
regiment that was to be 1,800 men strong.
Conscripts and men...
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Buick Velite 5 was
introduced at the 2017
Shanghai Auto Show, a
rebadged second generation Chevrolet Volt
tailored for the
Chinese market. The "
Velite 5"...
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slingers among the
Carthaginians outranged the
velites by some distance. As
opposed to
their opponents, the
velites were unfed, and also
tired and cold from...
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their tradition.
Scipio positioned the
velites in
close support of the Gauls. On
sighting the enemy, the
velites sallied forward from
behind their cavalry...
- The
Buick Velite 6 (微蓝) is a
Chinese compact station wagon, or a "multi-activity vehicle" (MAV) that is sold
exclusively in
China built by Chinese-American...
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Buick Velite may
refer to:
Buick Velite, a 2004
concept car
Buick Velite 6, a
production electric car
introduced in
China in 2019
which is
unique to that...
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velites typically drew near the enemy,
hurled javelins against their formation, and then
retreated behind the legion's
heavier infantry. The
velites were...
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center with
Iberians on the flanks,
backed by cavalry, and
stationed the
Velites in
front of the legionaries, as usual. Meanwhile, the
Carthaginians mirrored...
