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How long did the siege of Constantinople last?

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What is a Roman onager?

The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.The onager was the largest siege engine in the Roman army. It was a one armed spring/torsion device nicknamed the "wild donkey" because of its powerful kick when fired.


What stopped the advance of the ottoman empire in Europe in 1529?

The failed siege of Vienna by the Ottoman army.


How many Crusades were there Where did they begin When did they begin?

There were 9 official crusades. The first crusade began in 1095 with The Siege of Antioch.


Where was the first battle of the third crusade?

The first battle of the third crusade took place at the siege of Acre, which was a coastal city in modern-day Israel. The Christian forces led by King Richard I of England and King Philip II of France successfully captured the city from the Muslim forces after a lengthy siege.