Catapult
Catapult Replica catapult at Château des Baux, France Catapults are ... hurls an object can be considered a catapult, but the term is generally understood to ... 953;γ(to hurl (a missile)). Originally, "catapult" referred to a dart-thrower, while "ballista ... required to propel the projectile. The first catapult distinct from hand-held launchers (bows, ...
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Catapult   (translated from Japanese)
Catapult Catapult ancient times Middle Ages , the weapon which ... in addition used the bow in mechanism.Catapult Catapult(Catapult) With, from warships aircraft . Catapult.Gun ...
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Catapult   (translated from German)
Catapult That Catapult that is centrifuges of an article assistance ...
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Catapult   (translated from German)
Catapult This article is concerned with the throw machine catapult. For the film production see Catapult film production. Catapult The designation Catapult (from the Griech.: katapeltes Centrifuge) marks ...
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Catapult   (translated from French)
Catapult Catapult, XIIIe Century Weapons of poliorcetic , them catapults ... launching. This type of machine is named catapult with torsion. The catapult of tension, which functions like one crossbow ... of triggerfish, and was developed before the catapult with torsion. trébuchet , indicated sometimes inaccurately ...
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Catapult   (translated from Dutch)
Catapult The Roman army Roman army Consul/ Praetor ... camp praefectus castrorum Limes Aerarium militare - Donativum - Catapult - Ballista - Corvus (krijgskunst) Reconstructie of a catapult at Tongeren (14 okt 2004) catapult a historical weapon is that two meanings ... of syracuse ( 430 - 367 v. Chr. ) the catapult as a weapon that stones and ...
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Catapult   (translated from Spanish)
Catapult Reproduction of French catapult in the "Castle of Baux" One catapult it is a used military instrument in ... subject with a hook. Another type of catapult applied the torsion principle to send to ... the enemy. The most effective type of catapult was trabuquete, that worked by means ...
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Catapult   (translated from Italian)
Catapult Retort of one catapult to Château DES Baux, France One catapult it is one machine from I besiege ... flake an object can be considered a catapult, but the term comes generally reported to ... usually available on the place. Types of catapult The catapults can be classified according ...
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Catapult   (translated from Portuguese)
Catapult Rejoinder of a catapult in Château DES Baux, France Catapults they ... launches an object can be considered a catapult, but the term generally is used to ... to launch (a missile)). Originally, the word catapult a thrower of darts mentioned itself to ... see Figure). Finally, the last type of catapult is trabuco, that it uses gravidade ...
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Steam catapult   (translated from German)
Steam catapult Steam catapult a technical mechanism is for accelerating masses ...
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