Roman Legionary Vs Spartan Sticknodes
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Roman Legionary Vs Spartan Sticknodes Youtube One of the questions we’ve all wondered at least at some point. who would win, a deadly advanced soldier of the roman empire or a elite greek spartan trained. The izzy iz. dec 6, 2015. #1. one spartan hoplite in full classical armor circa the peloponnesian war (431 404 bc) versus one roman legionnaire in full kit circa augustan rome post unification (30 bc). both opponents start roughly 100 meters away on an open field and have access to their usual ranged weaponry in addition to their standard fare.
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Spartan Vs Roman Sticknodes Youtube The roman legionary, the macedonian phalanx, and the spartan hoplite each epitomize the martial ethos of their civilizations. rome, known for its discipline and innovative tactics; macedonia, for its use of the sarissa and the revolutionary phalanx formation; and sparta, with its culture that prized military prowess above all. Edge: roman. 5) roman scutum shield vs spartan aspis shield: the spartan shield is more durable and can be used as an offensive weapon to bludgeon the enemy to death. edge: spartan. 6) roman training vs spartan training: the roman is better trained for a battle involving several thousand soldiers on both sides. Assuming the spartans had similar metal technology to craft with but, the same shape of weaponry (so the answer doesn't become bronze vs iron). concerning weaponry, spartan's are equipped with the spartan shield, dory spear, xiphos sword, kopis sword, and a javelin. roman's equipped with the legion shield, pugio dagger, gladius sword, hasta. They were light infantry. the hoplite lost to early republican roman armies on a fairly regular basis. the city states in italy never went to a legionary format until well after the third punic wars. not 100 certain that italy ever went to pike block. while not exactly spartan, will give a pretty clear look at how it would turn out.
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Spartan Stick Nodes Youtube Assuming the spartans had similar metal technology to craft with but, the same shape of weaponry (so the answer doesn't become bronze vs iron). concerning weaponry, spartan's are equipped with the spartan shield, dory spear, xiphos sword, kopis sword, and a javelin. roman's equipped with the legion shield, pugio dagger, gladius sword, hasta. They were light infantry. the hoplite lost to early republican roman armies on a fairly regular basis. the city states in italy never went to a legionary format until well after the third punic wars. not 100 certain that italy ever went to pike block. while not exactly spartan, will give a pretty clear look at how it would turn out. A spartan hoplite of 500 bc is quite different than 200 bc, and the same applies to the roman legionary. it is a joyful thing indeed to hold intimate converse with a man after one’s own heart, chatting without reserve about things of interest or the fleeting topics of the world; but such, alas, are few and far between. I recreated a scenario of the traditional spartan phalanx (about 5th century bc) fighting against a cohortal roman legion (1st century ad). i tried to imagin.
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Spartans Vs Roman Legionnaire Training And Equipment History That A spartan hoplite of 500 bc is quite different than 200 bc, and the same applies to the roman legionary. it is a joyful thing indeed to hold intimate converse with a man after one’s own heart, chatting without reserve about things of interest or the fleeting topics of the world; but such, alas, are few and far between. I recreated a scenario of the traditional spartan phalanx (about 5th century bc) fighting against a cohortal roman legion (1st century ad). i tried to imagin.
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