Ferramentorum copia
Definition
This term refers to an abundance or variety of tools and equipment. In the context of AP Latin, it can refer to the range of weapons and armor available to Roman soldiers.
Analogy
Think of ferramentorum copia as having access to an entire toolbox filled with different tools for different purposes. Similarly, Roman soldiers had access to various weapons and armor depending on their needs in battle.
Related terms
Gladius: The primary sword used by Roman infantry soldiers.
Galea: A type of helmet worn by Roman soldiers for head protection.
Scutum: A large rectangular shield used by Roman legionaries for defense.
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