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I don't consider the Scottish Claymore practical. The English long sword is worthy. The Roman Gladius is also of interesting.

What do you think? Which Aryan, Anglo-Saxon swords are worthy of renown?

I don't consider the Scottish Claymore practical. The English long sword is worthy. The Roman Gladius is also of interesting. What do you think? Which Aryan, Anglo-Saxon swords are worthy of renown?

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[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

The Spatha was in use for hundreds of years and replaced the Gladius

Used by the Romans, Vikings, and Normans

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Cavalry weapon. Gladius probably better for modern purposes.

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The Spatha is a straight broadsword. I don't think you'd wield it mounted if you could help it