«MANUBALISTA» İLE İLİŞKİLİ PORTEKIZCE KİTAPLAR
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An Elementary Treatise on Artillery and Infantry adapted to ...
Machines of the second class include the catapulta and all its derivatives, such
as the scorpion, carobalista, manubalista, dzc. When these were of small
dimensions they were of the form of a crossbow. In large catapultas, a frame or
chassis ...
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Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
MANUBALISTA, i. /. Pequena máquina de guerra, de arremessar setas ou
dardos. (Do lat. manubalista). MANUBIAL, adj. 2 gén. Relativo aos despojos do
inimigo. (Do lat. manubiaUs). MANÚBRIO, j. m. Ant. Manivela. ♢ Parte superior do
...
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The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia
some. cases. the. manubalista. and. scorjzivn. 0f. the -ancients. There is still
another kind of artillery, however,. 242. roaérrrrerrion. ~
In a few instances the terms arcubalista or manubalista are used, to denote a
handbow. At other times we must simply do our best with the context to judge
which weapon is intended. Thus it is probable that the balista used at the siege of
Paris ...
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The United Service Magazine
... 1 Et phialas plenas calce, arcubus per parva hastilia, ad modum sagittarum
super hostes, jaculandas.' These hastilia plena calce were not, and could not be
shot from a bow : they were discharged from the arcubalista, or manubalista ...
Arthur William Alsager Pollock,
1832
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Warfare in the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages
There is the same method offiring thewooden propsusedto shore upmines in
siegework.Finally thereis thestriking fact that Vegetiusspeaksofthe crossbow,
callingita manubalista or arcubalista. Thereafter wehavenomention of such a
weapon ...
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Journal of Medieval Military History
In this translation the anonymous author first goes through Vegetius' list of
artillery pieces – carrobalista, manubalista and funibulary – but then adds: “But
now it is unwiste, / Al this aray, and bumbardys thei carry / And gunne and
serpentyn that ...
Clifford J. Rogers, Kelly DeVries, John France,
2013
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Life/Death Rhythms of Ancient Empires - Climatic Cycles ...
Vegetius also mentioned the Roman cross-bow (manubalista or arcubalsta)
which may have survived in some form in Dark Ages Gaul even though written
accounts of cross-bows do not surface again in Europe until the Plantagenets.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
MANUBALISTA. See Ballistarii, and Za rrobalista. * MANUBIAL. adj. [manubi*,
Lat.] Belong- ng to spoil ; taken in war. E>i8. MANUBLES, a river of Spain, in
Arragon, vhich runs into the Xalon, at Areca. * MANUBR1UM n. s. [Latin.] A
handle.
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The Manual of Dates: a Dictionary of Reference to All the ...
The more modern weapon is supposed to have been a species of “gyn," rather
than a hand instrument. Its introduction into England is usually assigned to the
12th century. Richard I. appears to have been the first to adopt the manubalista
after ...
George Henry TOWNSEND, Frederick W. MARTIN,
1862
«MANUBALISTA» TERİMİNİ İÇEREN HABERLER
Ulusal ve uluslararası basında konuşulanları ve
manubalista teriminin aşağıdaki haberlerde hangi bağlamda kullanıldığını keşfedin.
ARELABretagne : Quinzaine de l'Antiquité
16 h-17 h 30 : “ Scorpion, chirobaliste et manubalista, les problèmes de la reconstitution et de l'expérimentation des machines de guerre romaines ”, par ... «Le Portique, Şub 06»