Pilum, Gladius and Pugio in the Late Republic

Peter Connolly

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L'auteur dresse un catalogue de differents types d'armements employes par les soldats romains a la fin de la Republique. Il en expose les caracteristiques ainsi que l'evolution au long de la periode en montrant que nombre des armements romains derivent de modeles etrusques, celtes ou iberes ( gladius hispaniensis ).

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