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How did Roman Names work?

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What armour would King Arthur have worn?

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In a medieval battle what would be used to signal orders?

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What would a 13th century army consist of?

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According to Wikipedia, the left hand and the left side had a positive connotation in early Roman times. Is this true?

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What was the basic layout and organisation of a Medieval army?

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How would Medieval Knights and Soldiers tell friend from foe?

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Who guarded the king in medieval Western Europe?

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Before the formation of the Praetorian Guard, who would Guard and Protect the Senators, Consuls etc. in Rome?

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In ancient Rome captured soldiers who weren't spared, killed or sent into slavery were often given as booty to the legionaries. What purpose would they serve?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How did Roman Names work?	20
What armour would King Arthur have worn?	20
In a medieval battle what would be used to signal orders?	18
What would a 13th century army consist of?	17
According to Wikipedia, the left hand and the left side had a positive connotation in early Roman times. Is this true?	15
What was the basic layout and organisation of a Medieval army?	14
How would Medieval Knights and Soldiers tell friend from foe?	13
Who guarded the king in medieval Western Europe?	13
Before the formation of the Praetorian Guard, who would Guard and Protect the Senators, Consuls etc. in Rome?	13
In ancient Rome captured soldiers who weren't spared, killed or sent into slavery were often given as booty to the legionaries. What purpose would they serve?	11