DescriptionEdit

A Dory is long wooden spear of Ancient Greek origin. The name means "wood" or "spear".

A Dory typically measures two to three meters long (six to ten feet), with a diameter of two inches, weighing between one and two kilograms (2-4 lbs). The iron spearhead is of a flat, leaf-shape design, while the opposite end is commonly fitted with a bronze spike.

In HistoryEdit

The Dory was the primary weapon of the Greek hoplites.

In the Roman arena, the gladiator class Hoplomachus used the Dory as their primary weapon.

On ScreenEdit

Users of this WeaponEdit

• Barca
• Auctus
• Kleitos
• Masonius
• Rabanus
• Pollux
• Narto

External LinksEdit

• Dory article on Wikipedia