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DescriptionRoman Cavalry 2 - cropped.JPG |
English: Image taken at the display of Roman Army. Tactics Scarborough Castle UK Aug-07. The Spatha was one of the main swords of Imperial Rome, mainly used by the Cavalry. Roman Cavalry #2 |
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