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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 4 (January 1906) (1906)

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d turn- Fig. 8. —Aerntonon or ed u n t i 1 t h e is drawn back the arms, which at first diverge widely, which transmits the impulse to the "quarrel," or dart, Air Gun from Trajan's strands are are pulled together and the two bundles of fiber are, laid in front of its middle point. The ancient ord-… … Fig. 1.—Three Roman Pieces of Ordnance (Euthytonon, Palintonon, Onager.) non was designed, like our mortars, to and such machines are mentioned in the throw large projectiles over walls and Old Testament as In use not only in the THE "ROMAN ORDNANCE" AT THE SAALBURG.

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