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  Wig - LoveToKnow 1911
The chief names for wigs were galerus, galericulum, corymbium, capillamentum, caliendrum, or even comae emptae, andc.
Galerus meant in the first place a skull-cap, or coif, fastening under the chin, and made of hide or fur, worn by peasants, athletes and flamines.
Dillon (1885); C. Nicolai, Uber den Gebrauch der falschen Haare and Perriicken (1801); the articles " Coma " and " Galerus " in Daremberg and Saglio's Dictionnaire des antiquites.
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 Galerus   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Galerus has recently opened its borders to travelers from across Avalon, they are located on the western coast of the Sea of Akupal, lying South and West of Killgriv and Anilar.
Galerus is unique among the known lands, in that it is not ruled by a noble family, but by a Senate.
This make for a certain uneasiness amongst travelers in not knowing who they have to bow too, but certainly is an interesting arrangement.
members.cox.net /evendarr1/GEO-TSK-galerus.htm   (122 words)

  
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The chief names for wigs were galerus, gaicriculunt, corymbium, apillamentum, caliendrum, or even comae emptae, andc.
Galerus meant in the first place a skull-cap, or coif, fastening under the chin, and made of hide or fur, worn by peasants, athletes and 'famines.
Dillon (1885) ; C. Nicolai Uber den Gebrauch der falschen Haare and Perrrtcken (18o1); the articles " Coma " and " Galerus " in Darernberg and Saglio's Dictionnaire des antiquites.
encyclopedia.jrank.org /correction/edit?content_id=70312&locale=en   (1446 words)

  
 Retiarius
His body armour consisted solely of a high metal shoulder-guard, the galerus, on his left, or leading, shoulder, overlapping and affixed to the top edge of a manica protecting the left arm.
What is more, the galerus and manica are on his right shoulder and arm, and he grips the trident in his right hand.
There is one aberrant depiction of a gladiator with trident and shield; it is a poorly executed graffito from a wall in Pompeii, and it is clearly not a retiarius, because the fighter appears to be helmeted, yet he carries what seems to be a trident.
www.durolitum.co.uk /retiarius.html   (724 words)

  
 Untitled Document   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The galerus was an oversized shoulder piece made of bronze, and the leather guard that was wrapped around his arm.
The galerus was not incredibly effective against the many heavy gladiators that the retiarius was paired against, but at least it was something.
The hand guard attached to this galerus, is remarkable similar to a cestus, though it is not bladed.
www.angelfire.com /il2/annatar/galerus.html   (220 words)

  
 Na Sgeirean Fonn   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Seeking safety in his covenant, Robert was surprised when Galerus blasted a hole through the wall of his lab, and filled that and the surrounding rooms with scorching fire.
Galerus responded by turning most of the tower to lava, which killed William, and all others who were in the covenant at the time.
He had a fiery temper, and was slain by Galerus when he interfered with his Wizard War.
www.bifrost.demon.co.uk /games/arsmagica/stonehenge/covenants/whiterocks.html   (330 words)

  
 Pegaso Models   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
As gladiator the Retiarius evoked the terrrible strenght of the sea and, as a fisher, he cast his net trying to entrap his opponent, very often the Murmillo that, in fact, had a crest-fish (murma) on the helm.
Galerus or left shoulder-plate bronze armour carved with sea animals and symbols.
The armour is fixed to the torso by a leather binding with metal studs and buckles, Left arm protected by the manica, padded cloth sleeve with leather strings and decorative coloured fringes.
www.pegasomodels.com /magazine_details_en.asp?art=19   (643 words)

  
 Nero Central
The mine is the main area for Galerus and traveling characters.
The Trading Post was established in part to placate the People to the presence of Galerus and partly to capitalize on the wealth of the area.
This is a place where Galerus encourages all people to come and meet and share food and news.
www.nerocentral.com /GameMechanics.html   (417 words)

  
 Gladiators - Ancient Roman Empire Forums   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Also known as a net and trident man he represented a fisherman, as his usual opponent was a Secutor whose smooth helm looked a bit like a fish.
The manica a metal covering on the shoulder and galerus being a padded leather covering and strips from shoulder to hand on the left arm.
He was the lighest armored (no helment, shield or leg cover) and armed of the gladiators and seemed to have mostly fought in a harrassment style to wear down heavier armored opponents instead of a toe-to-toe match.
www.unrv.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=847&mode=linearplus   (380 words)

  
 1211 A.D.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Analysis of her memories, and from evidence found in the surrounding area, suggests that the instigator was Marcel d'Orvo, a renegade magus and diabolist who Leri used to be a companion to.
The Quaesitor Marcus is informed, and other magi, including Arch Mage Galerus ex Flambeau and Udaet ex Flambeau turn up to try and locate the marched magus.
Arch Mage Galerus ex Flambeau declares Wizard War on Robert the White ex Tytalus, for his continued harassment of Red Eyes covenant, and his failure to come to a peaceful settlement.
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 Ass.Cult."S.P.Q.R."   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
The arm with the trident is covered by a manica (sleeve) stuffed by rags and fixed to the arm by strings.
The same side shoulder wears the galerus, an iron wing that protects the throat but much more blinds the retiarius to his left side; generating a snag to the fighter.
Our fighting trainings with net and trident, (take a look at HANDBOOK OF FIGHT and at note 4), putted in evidence how very easy was for the unskilled retiarius to catch himself with his net, especially his own trident.
www.ludusmagnus.info /E-Html/E-Eros.htm   (417 words)

  
 Patron Saints Index: Saint Spyridon
Both his wife and daughter became nuns, and he became a monk at Mount Carmel.
During the persecution of Galerus, his right eye was torn out, his left calf cut off, and he was sent to forced labor in the Spanish mines.
The Edict of Milan eventually freed him, and allowed him to return to his see, and attended the Council of Nicaea and Council of Sardica.
www.catholic-forum.com /saints/saints24.htm   (211 words)

  
 NEW WORLD ORDER WRECKED BY THREE GLADIATRIX OF PEPSI *PIC*
She wears the metal shoulder piece called a galerus and what appears to be a chain-mail bikini top, and the short apron or subligaculum which is also armored.
Knowles is photographed in a posed position before entering the arena, enveloped in a soft blue haze or light, suggesting she is a Mermaid or a supernatural woman of the Mediterranean sea.
Aptly named Britney, she appears as a kind of captive Briton and evokes the legendary Queen Boudicca, who led a revolt against Roman occupation in 61 A.D. She wears the galerus and carries the short Thracian sword.
www.rumormillnews.com /cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=44587   (1416 words)

  
 Munera Sine Missione - Rules for Gladiatorial Combat
The galerus, or arm protection of the Retiarius, is treated as a special type of shield.
It may be used to entangle a target at two or three hexes, needing a 6 at two hexes and a 5-6 at three hexes.
It is treated as a small shield, except that it is not lost to special events, but cannot be used as a weapon.
www.btinternet.com /~alan.catherine/wargames/glad2-2.htm   (2657 words)

  
 Ancient Rome   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
He was traditionally armed with a sword although occasionally he fought with a dagger.
A lightly armoured gladiator that symbolised the fisherman the Retiarius wore only a loin cloth (subligaculum) and a metal shoulder-piece (galerus) on the left arm.
He fought bare headed and carried a net (iaculum) with which he attempted to ensnare his opponents.
www.ancient-rome.com /types_gl.htm   (370 words)

  
 The Roman Gladiator Training & Combat
A Secutor - took his name from the term for "pursuer" and fought virtually naked and bald, carrying a large oval or rectangular shield and a sword or dagger, wearing an ocrea on the left leg, leather bands at the elbow and wrists (manicae), and a round or high-visored helmet;
A Retiarius - symbolized the fisherman and wore only a loin cloth (subligaculum) and a metal shoulder-piece (galerus) on the left arm, and carried a net (iaculum), a dagger, and a trident or tunny-fish harpoon (fascina).
One variation on the Retiarius was the Laquearii who carried a lasso instead of a net.
ablemedia.com /ctcweb/consortium/gladiator3.html   (535 words)

  
 Ludus Gladiatorius - Research and Study.
This is probably due to the familiar looking weapons and apparent lack of complication in his equipment.
The retiarius meaning 'net man' seems to have been based upon some form of fisherman, a form of work instantly recognisable to most people in the Roman Empire as we consider a great proportion of its population lived near or in habitations near to water.
However the manica and galerus are shown in a great many shapes and sizes and occasionally, more frequently after the 2nd Century AD, the manica seems to have been extended across the leading edge o of the chest and abdomen.
www.ludus.org.uk /r/essayretiarius.html   (903 words)

  
 Detail Page
The term apex is often applied to the entire hat, although it properly referred to the top of the hat which consisted of a stick of olive wood known as a virga.
The lower part of the hat was the galerus.
There was a disk-like ornament at the base of the apex and sometimes a second stick lengthwise across the apex at its base.
www.fofweb.com /Onfiles/Ancient/AncientDetail.asp?iPin=RREL0081   (148 words)

  
 Eburacum PBEM - Stories of the City.
Sir Galerus took Gareth to the main doors of the castle after his audience with the King.
Certainly Sir Gareth liked to be aware of things in play and he saw nothing wrong with asking about a fellow knight he was about to approach about his son, but Sir Gareth hardly listened to privy conversations from behind curtains.
Still, the man's farewell was pleasant enough, so Gareth returned Sir Galerus slight bow and smiled as he spoke.
members.optusnet.com.au /~mkgregory/eburacum/talesad.html   (1114 words)

  
 Types of Gladiators
The retiarius is easy to identify because he is the only gladiator with no helmet or shield.
Another identifying factor is the high metal shoulder guard (galerus), which is unique to the retiarius.
Finally, the protective sleeve called a manica (heavy linen quilting held on by straps) protects his left arm, while the secutor (and all other categories of gladiator) wears the sleeve his right arm.
depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu /classics/gladiatr/types.htm   (1032 words)

  
 Legion XXIV - Ludus Magnus Gladiatorial
- A Galerus shoulder and neck shield decorated with starfish and net, as used by the Retiarius.
A "Galerus" shoulder shield, an arena style "Gladius" sword and a wood "Rudius" practice / award sword.
The Galerus was the only armor worn by the "Retiarius".
www.legionxxiv.org /gladiatorarena   (3990 words)

  
 Nero Central
One of the last outposts of the untamed people of Avalon lies right at the heart of the continent.
Their Wilderness beckons with untapped wealth lying just below the surface for anyone hardy enough to come and take it, and the Republic of Galerus has turned an eye toward the resources of the Land.
But the People have been exiled time and again from the lands they would call their own, and now they have no retreat.
www.nerocentral.com   (150 words)

  
 Diotima: Glossary of Roman Clothing
Forma: The wooden last on which a leather shoe was made.
Galerus: The helmet-shaped cap made of animal skin worn by Roman priests.
The higher-ranking priests' galerus had a spike (apex) attached to the top; lower-ranking priests' had a knob.
www.uky.edu /AS/Classics/jlsgloss.html   (5226 words)

  
 Gladiators
He also carried a net which he would throw on his opponent to entangle him.
He wore no helmet or shield and his only protection was a metal piece on his left shoulder (galerus).
He was very nimble due to his lack of armor, so he could move faster and quicker compared to his opponent.
www.sd84.k12.id.us /SHS/EDTECHQUEST/2001LadyorTiger/gladiators.htm   (585 words)

  
 Images of Empire: Relief Fragment with Representation of the Temple of Quirinus (310251)
Relief Fragment with Representation of the Temple of Quirinus (310251)
Depicted on this fragment is the head of a flamen, who wears the characteristic headgear, the spiked galerus, in front of the central part of a temple identified as the Temple of Quirinus on the Quirinal.
Preserved are two columns of the Tuscan order, part of the isodomic masonry of the wall of the cella, part of the cornice of the doorway, and almost all of the pediment decorated with a complex figural scene.
www.umich.edu /~kelseydb/Exhibits/Empire/objects/310251.html   (278 words)

  
 Galerus (Round Cap with a point)
GALERUS or GALERUM, was originally a covering for the head worn by priests, especially by the flamen dialis (Gell.
In course of time the name was applied to any kind of cap fitting close to the head like a helmet (Virg.
Galerus and its diminutive Galericulum are also used to signify a covering for the head made of hair, and hence a wig (Juv.
www.ancientworlds.net /aw/Post/214443   (209 words)

  
 Amazon Miniatures   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
A retarius, wielding her trident overarm, this lady seems to mean business.
The model is well detailed with the galerus (shoulder armour) and net clearly defined.
It is interesting to compare this model with the range of female gladiators currently released by West Wind, this lass looks far better prepared for combat in the arena than the sylph WW gals!
www.wargames.co.uk /ProductReviews/Review/Amazon/amazonminiatures.htm   (156 words)

  
 Types of Gladiators: Different types of Roman Gladiators
He carried a gladius and a long, rectangular shield.
Retiarii - A retiarius fought naked except for a loincloth, a manica, and a galerus (a metal shoulder guard).
He fought with a trident, a dagger, and a net.
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 Understanding The Apocalypse--Sermon 4 from the Revelation
Therefore, Satan apparently realized it was time to change his strategy.
In 311 AD, Galerus, the Emperor of Rome died and his throne was sought by at least four contenders, including Constantine.
Inspired by the vision of a flaming cross with the legend, "In this sign conquer," Constantine moved quickly against his rivals, militarily defeating them and establishing himself as the undisputed Emperor of Rome.
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 Untitled Document
It is perhaps because of this ceremonial usage that it eventual found its way into the Roman coliseum (being as gladiator combat has it's roots in several ancient ceremonies, mainly greeko/etruscan).
The trident was used exclusively by a class of gladiator known as the retiarii, also known as the net man. The retiarii were equipped with a trident, net and protected only by a leather or metal shoulder piece (galerus) on their left side.
The trident of midlight has also found it's way into the arena.
www.angelfire.com /il2/annatar/trident.html   (277 words)

  
 Galerus
It is obvious, also, that he is on a mission of some sort; though he will not admit to it.
The only thing known about Galerus is his recent background.
Five years ago he arrived in Karmorvus looking for a place in an adventuring company.
www.rpglibrary.org /settings/gothick_empires/NPCs/galerus.htm   (311 words)

  
 Collegium Gladiatorium - Weapons of the gladiators   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
Only his left arm was covered by brassard which was lengthened with a “metal collar” called galerus.
This galerus reached over the armor and protected the neck and face of the gladiator from strikes coming from one’s side.
Lead made the net heavier, so it spread easier and quicker when he threw it on his opponent.
www.gladiator.hu /classes.htm   (742 words)

  
 Cast of characters
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Amlyn Band Caletus Ceredig Cerwdd Collum Dafwydd Elffin Galerus Gwyn Hild Hywel Maelgwyn Oban Osric Owain Pertacus Rhodrig Robert Sigurd Stanley Tyngyr
Amlyn was introduced in 497, when he took service as a soldier in Royston.
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