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Siege of Motya

May 1, 2013

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Stephen S permalink

Excellent work! Have you ever thought of portraying the the flame-throwing Cheirosiphonists? As you may know they were the Medieval Byzantine warriors who sprayed Greek Fire with portable, hand-held “siphons”.

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