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Romeins votiefbeeldje godin Fortuna Middeleeuwse jurk The spatha was a lot

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The spatha was a lot longer than the gladius

dat is gekozen vanwege zijn duurzaamheid

forearm and elbow

Historical European Martial Arts and Viking reenactment battles

This grosses messer has a finger ring and a wooden grip

Romeins votiefbeeldje godin Fortuna Middeleeuwse jurk The spatha was a lotThis votive statue is a replica of a piece from the 2nd century AD, found in Hattenbach. It is currently in the collection of the Germanisches Landesmuseum in Trier. Small statues of Fortuna were placed in house altars throughout the Roman empire. Fortuna, or Fanum Fortunae, was the Roman goddess of chance, both of fortune and misfortune. This statue is made of alabaster and is 18 cm high. Possibly such statues were painted, so that they god a

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