Noun:

મિનિટ,

milites's Usage Examples:

and non-noble milites and cavallers wearing mail hauberks, separate mail coifs and metal helmets, and armed with maces, cavalry axes, sword and lances.

Small detachments of milites stationarii held posts throughout Italy and the provinces where the military.

the milites Grannonensii Aleto or Aletum (Aleth, near Saint-Malo), garrisoned by the milites Martensii Osismis (Brest), garrisoned by the milites Mauri.

Primus liber electionem edocet iuniorum, ex quibus locis uel quales milites probandi sint aut quibus armorum exercitiis imbuendi, explains the selection of.

What fleets remained were treated as auxiliaries of the land forces, and galley crewmen themselves called themselves milites, soldiers, rather than nautae, sailors.

The plural of Latin miles (soldier) is milites or the collective militia.

Martini usque ad Quadragesimam, " in ipso anno pugnaverunt duo milites pro lege Romana, " Toletana in die Ramis palmarum, " unus eorum erat Castellanus.

Granville), garrisoned by the milites Grannonensii Aleto or Aletum (Aleth, near Saint-Malo), garrisoned by the milites Martensii Osismis (Brest), garrisoned by.

provincial relative to the Christian population, or because they were not milites Christi (soldiers of Christ).

succeed Edward to the throne: "Ubi Harold Dux Anglorum et sui milites equitant ad Bosham ecclesia[m]" (Where Harold, Earl of the English, and his army.

adversus eum pugnantes, primoque vincentes, a fratre ejusdem Cideburo, exceptis tantum comitibus prefatis, omnes optimi milites interfecti oppecierunt.

The units of the limitanei included legiones of infantry, often divided between two bases and sometimes divided among more, numeri, milites, and cohortes of infantry, as well as vexillationes, equites, cunei, and alae of cavalry.