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Lipsius
Impalement, Method of Torture and Execution, 1570
Roman soldiers attacking the walls of a fortress
Roman soldiers: Stone slingers and their equipment
Roman warfare. Defenders attempting to disable
Two forms auger used by the Romans in siege warfare
Roman spearmen attacking the walls of a besieged
Roman warfare: raising baskets of attackers
Roman soldiers making a Tortoise with their shields
Roman soldiers using a war engine firing multiple
Roman soldiers delivering Greek fire by means
Roman soldiers forming a Tortoise with their shields
Military engineering: Sappers using a sow 1605
Reconstruction of a Roman war engine for firing
Roman machine for firing arrows mounted on a carriage
Mechanical crossbow on stand (euthytonon) attributed
Roman soldier forming a tortoise with their
Roman siege towers positioned to give attackers
Roman soldiers using two forms of battering ram
Roman army stables with elephants at ground level
Roman soldiers using a cat or protective covering
Reconstruction of a Roman machine for shooting
Roman soldiers using two forms of battering ram
Roman soldiers scaling the walls of a fortress
Scaling Ladders, Ancient Roman Warfare
The Four Philosophers, by Rubens
JUSTUS LIPSIUS
Constantin Lipsius
Counterweight machines for throwing darts and stones
Lipsius, Justus (born Joest Lips), 18.10.1547
Justus Lipsius (born Joest Lips), after Van Dyck
JUSTUS LIPSIUS/GALLE
JUSTUS LIPSIUS/GAYWOOD
JUSTUS LIPSIUS
JUSTUS LIPSIUS
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