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: Wheeled war engine designed to break up enemy

Wheeled war engine designed to break up enemy

Wheeled war engine designed to break up enemy ranks or crush the opposing troops. From Epitome Institutionum Rei Militaris by Flavius Vegetius (1532)

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1532 Crush Epitome Flavius Militaris Opposing Ranks Sixteenth Vegetius Wheeled

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