Cantabrians, such as the mercenary Laro from the Punic Wars, were noted for using an odd variety of these objects called a bipennis. The Amazons were credited with inventing one of these objects used by Scythians and Persians called a sagaris. Minoan priestesses carried one of these objects thought to have been used in the sacrifice of bulls. Outside [emphasize] of the pomerium, these objects were carried as symbols of the imperium held by (*) lictors. The labrys was one of these items that was used to symbolize storm deities. The Franks lent their name to one of these objects that was thrown in battle, the francisca. The blade of one of thes
Cantabrians, such as the mercenary Laro from the Punic Wars, were noted for using an odd variety of these objects called a bipennis. The Amazons were credited with inventing one of these objects used by Scythians and Persians called a sagaris. Minoan priestesses carried one of these objects thought to have been used in the sacrifice of bulls. Outside [emphasize] of the pomerium, these objects were carried as symbols of the imperium held by (*) lictors. The labrys was one of these items that was used to symbolize storm deities. The Franks lent their name to one of these objects that was thrown in battle, the francisca. The blade of one of these weapons was sometimes included in fasces. For 10 points, identify these objects used to cut down the cedars of Lebanon.
Cantabrians, such as the mercenary Laro from the Punic Wars, were noted for using an odd variety of these objects called a bipennis.
axes [accept fasces with axes; prompt on fasces after "pomerium" is read and until "fasces" is read; accept any specific type of axe mentioned in the tossup until its name is read]