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English: War engine to shoot large stones, balls, or pieces of rock, from the drawings of Zeitblom, fifteenth century, in the library of Prince Waldburg Wolfegg.
Русский: Лёгкая катапульта по рисунку Варфоломея Зейтблома, XV в.
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Source Demmin, Auguste (1911) [1877] "War Engines of the Middle Ages." in (english) An illustrated history of arms and armour from the earliest period to the present time., University of California Libraries: George Bell & Sons ltd., p. 457 "War engine to shoot large stones, balls, or pieces of rock, from the drawings of Zeitblom, fifteenth century, in the library of Prince Waldburg Wolfegg."
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