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Falx

The falx was a weapon with a curved blade that was sharp on the inside edge used by the Thracians and Dacians. The name was later applied to a siege hook used by the Romans.

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Dacian falx

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Gallery

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Etymology

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Thracian falx

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Falx

Nodes39
Edges38
Triples58
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.051282
Components1

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Falx

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related to External links · 17
Falx → Archived, Arsenalul Armelor Curbe Tracice, Besieged Dacians, Borangic, Dacian, Dacians, Demonstration, Falx Dacica, Images, Incursiune, Romanian, Sebus, The, Trajan's Column, Trajan's Column Archived, Trajan's Column Deprecated, Wayback Machine
related to Dacian falx · 12
Falx → Archaeological, Dacian, III, In Latin, It, Juvenal, Metamorphose, Ovid, Satiriae, The, The Dacian, Valerius Maximus
related to Effectiveness · 9
Falx → Dacia, During Trajan's Dacian Wars, In, Marcus Cornelius Fronto, Roman, Romans, The, These, Trajan
related to Gallery · 9
Falx → AD, DaciaFalx, Gallo-Roman, HadrianeumThe, Roman, Thrace, Thraex, Tropaeum TraianiAnother, Tropaeum TraianiDacian
related to Development · 5
Falx → It, The, This, Thracian, Typically
related to Etymology · 4
Falx → Dacians, Latin, Roman, Thracians
related to Thracian falx · 2
Falx → The Thracians, They

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used dacian dacians also weapon two-handed armour trajan's column blade roman curved shield sica rhomphaia shields monument hook thracians length

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Falxrelated to Dacian falxIn Latin0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxOvid0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxMetamorphose0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxJuvenal0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxSatiriae0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxThe Dacian0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxThe0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxDacian0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxValerius Maximus0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxIII0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxIt0.60section
Falxrelated to Dacian falxArchaeological0.60section

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