One Spartan soldier famously remarked that the Persian arrows would "block out the sun." This statement was made to emphasize the overwhelming number of arrows the Persians had and to illustrate the dire situation the Spartans faced at the Battle of Thermopylae. Despite the daunting odds, the Spartans were resolute in their defense against the Persian army.
spartan, obviously
spartan
They would close up and use their shields.
Why would the Spartans fight a Spartan army? At the pass of Thermopylae 300 Spartan heavy infantry and 2,100 Spartan light infantry were part of a Greek force of about 8,000 which fought a delaying action against a Persian army in 480 BCE.
di-een'-ikees (emphasise the een, the two letters i are pronounced as in it ) For interest, from Wikipedia: "Although extraordinary valor was displayed by the entire corps of Spartans and Thespians, yet bravest of all was declared the Spartan Diēnékēs. It is said that on the eve of battle, he was told by a native of Trachisthat the Persian archers were so numerous that their arrows would blot out the sun. Diēnékēs, however, undaunted by this prospect, remarked with a laugh 'Good. Then we will fight in the shade'" - Histories, 7.226.
Spartan In a fair fight, yes Spartan would win, but Ninjas don't fight fair.
A spartan
An ancient Greek soldier, even with all his weapons and armor, would stand little chance against an enraged 2,000 pound animal determined to kill him.
the spartan are big fat dummys
A Spartan is a noun, a person from Sparta. "Hello, I am a Spartan. I was born and raised in Sparta."
All men in Spartan civilization were soldiers. Whether the man was small or big they still had to join the army to actually be citizens. In mythology they are all portrayed as big and muscly. They would have been very strong as they trained from the age of 7 but even the small men had to be soldiers.
a spartan would win as they have enchancements. p.s. Germans always loose