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Sarísa

Sarísa (též sarissa, řecky: σάρισα) bylo obouruční kopí používané starověkými Makedonci a Řeky. Kopí bylo dlouhé 6 až 7 metrů, přičemž 4 metry vyčnívaly před falangisty. Tato délka umožňovala, aby se do boje zapojilo prvních pět řad seřazené makedonské falangy, což těmto typům falangy dávalo výhodu proti klasickým falangám hoplítů. Sarísu začali ve…

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Sarísa

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples0
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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kopí falangy sarísu jeho filip vojska falanga řím makedonci helénistických meč pět makedonské proti falangám měřítku ii států používat měl

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