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Greek battle dress, particularly during the classical period, typically included a chiton, a tunic made of wool or linen, and a himation, a cloak or wrap for added protection. Soldiers, known as hoplites, wore bronze helmets, breastplates, and greaves for armor, often complemented by a shield called a hoplon. Footwear consisted of sandals or bare feet, emphasizing mobility. The distinctive armor and attire not only provided protection but also symbolized the city-state's identity and the soldier's status.
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What is the Greek's battle cry?
The name of their city.
What did the greek Athena wear?
battle armor
What is Athena goddes of greek god?
Athena is the Greek goddess of knowledge and battle strategies.
How did Aphrodite dress?
In any way that was found appealing to a ancient artist or poet to describe or detail, she had no official dress code in Greek mythology.
Greek who was left behind in the greek and roman story of the wooden horse?
that was Odysseus and the battle of troy
What did there greek are show pride in?
Well they wore draped dress and they battle
What war is Greek's famous for winning?
The battle of Salamis, the battle of Thermopylae and the battle of Marathon is the famous battle in Greek.
What are facts about the greek dress?
dresses
What is the name of a Greek footrace named after a famous Greek battle?
The Battle of Marathon
Greek word for a dress?
Φόρεμα [fOrema]
What is a knights battle dress?
A suit of armor.
What is dress to the nines?
Information: It means to dress neat
What is the greek national dress?
The Greek national dress is known as the Amalia dress. The outfit consists of loose fitting silk shirt with lace neck and embroidered jacket. The skirt is ankle length and made of pleaded silk.
How much does a greek wedding dress cost?
$69.69
What is the meaning of battle-dress?
"Battle-dress" or Battledress was the specific title of a military uniform adopted by the British Army in the late 1930s and worn until the 1960s.
What does the Greek word machos mean?
It is the Greek word for "battle".
In what battle did Philip II defeat the greek?
Battle of Chaeronea.
