I'm assuming that you mean the Roman soldiers. The army issued every man a supply of javelins and the man usually carried 2 or three. They were called "pilum"
in the singular, "pila"
in the plural. He was also issued his gladius
and pugio,
which were sword and knife respectively. His shield or "scutum"
although mainly a defensive item could also be used as an offensive weapon in hand to hand situations. Each
cohort was issued one stone throwing ballista
and each century was issued one metal dart and spear firing "scorpio".
The Romans used weapons to fight and win their opponent. Romans had at least two weapons on them at the same time just to be safe. :)
The Romans made their weapons.
The conquerors of Egypt had an advantage of Romans because of their weapons.
The Romans made weapons for the same reasons as all the other ancient peoples. They made them for the army and some people bought weapons for self-defence.
swords, axes, catapults, archers, trebuchets, box shields, and lances, though ther are others. By the way u spelled weapons wrong.
The Romans used weapons to fight and win their opponent. Romans had at least two weapons on them at the same time just to be safe. :)
The Romans made their weapons.
The conquerors of Egypt had an advantage of Romans because of their weapons.
The pulley was used by the Romans to move large pieces of equipment and to create buildings. Pulleys were also used in the creation of weapons.
The Romans made weapons for the same reasons as all the other ancient peoples. They made them for the army and some people bought weapons for self-defence.
swords, axes, catapults, archers, trebuchets, box shields, and lances, though ther are others. By the way u spelled weapons wrong.
No, there were weapons way before the Roman Empire.
sword bow and arrow
Our world wouldn't be the same today if it weren't for the Romans. The Romans invented bridges, roads, pavements and constitutional law. All weapons these days are only updated weapons from what the Romans used. The Roman originated from Italy. Viva Italia!
Yes.
Conquest - 2002 Weapons of the Romans 2-6 was released on: USA: 17 August 2003
Art, weapons, battle strategy, history