Cataphract (English Wikipedia)

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"The Kültegin inscription" lines 33-34 at Türk Bitig

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Nikonorov, Valerii P. (2–5 September 1998). Cataphracti, Catafractarii and Clibanarii: Another Look at the old problem of their Identifications. Военная археология: оружие и военное дело в исторической и социальной перспективе. Материалы Международной конференции [Military Archeology: Weapons and Military Affairs from a Historical and Social Perspective. Proceedings of the International Conference]. St. Petersburg. pp. 131–138.
Farrokh, Kaveh (2005). Sassanian elite cavalry AD 224–642. Oxford: Osprey. p. 4. ISBN 9781841767130. Retrieved 20 January 2014.
Berthold Laufer (1913), Notes on Turquois in the East, Volume 13, Issues 1–2, p. 306-307

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Classic of Poetry "Airs of Qin: Little War-Chariot" quote: "俴駟孔羣" translation: "The thinly-armoured horse-quartet are very harmonious".
Zhu Xi Collected Commentaries on the Classic of Poetry, "volume 3" p. 68 of 163. quote: "俴駟，四馬皆以淺薄之金為甲。欲其輕而易於馬之旋習也。" translation: "thinly armoured horse-quartet: all four horses are armoured by thin metal plates. Horses need to be light as well as easily steered and trained."
Classic of Poetry "Airs of Zheng: Men of Qing" quote: "駟介旁旁... 駟介麃麃... 駟介陶陶..." translation: "The armoured horse-quartet strutted strong... The armoured horse-quartet pranced proud... The armoured horse-quartet jaunted with joy..."
Zhu Xi Collected Commentaries on the Classic of Poetry, "volume 4" p. 8 of 163. quote: "駟介，四馬而被甲也。" translation: "armoured horse-quartet, four forses covered by armours."

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Eadie 1967, pp. 161f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 162 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 163 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 163f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Perevalov 2002, p. 10 Perevalov, S. M. (2002), "The Sarmatian Lance and the Sarmatian Horse-Riding Posture", Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 41 (4): 7–21, doi:10.2753/aae1061-195940047, S2CID 161826066
Campbell 1987, p. 25 Campbell, Brian (1987), "Teach Yourself How to Be a General", Journal of Roman Studies, 77: 13–29, doi:10.2307/300572, JSTOR 300572, S2CID 162374857
Perevalov 2002, pp. 10ff. Perevalov, S. M. (2002), "The Sarmatian Lance and the Sarmatian Horse-Riding Posture", Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 41 (4): 7–21, doi:10.2753/aae1061-195940047, S2CID 161826066
Eadie 1967, p. 166 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 168 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 170f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768

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KHALCHAYAN – Encyclopaedia Iranica. p. Figure 1.

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Eadie 1967, pp. 161f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 162 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 163 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 163f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Campbell 1987, p. 25 Campbell, Brian (1987), "Teach Yourself How to Be a General", Journal of Roman Studies, 77: 13–29, doi:10.2307/300572, JSTOR 300572, S2CID 162374857
Eadie 1967, p. 166 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 168 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 170f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768

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"Equestrian battle reliefs from Firuozabad" Archived 2016-10-03 at the Wayback Machine Battle scenes showing combat between Parthian and Sassanian cataphracts on horses with barding using lances.

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Eadie 1967, pp. 161f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 162 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 163 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 163f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Perevalov 2002, p. 10 Perevalov, S. M. (2002), "The Sarmatian Lance and the Sarmatian Horse-Riding Posture", Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 41 (4): 7–21, doi:10.2753/aae1061-195940047, S2CID 161826066
Campbell 1987, p. 25 Campbell, Brian (1987), "Teach Yourself How to Be a General", Journal of Roman Studies, 77: 13–29, doi:10.2307/300572, JSTOR 300572, S2CID 162374857
Perevalov 2002, pp. 10ff. Perevalov, S. M. (2002), "The Sarmatian Lance and the Sarmatian Horse-Riding Posture", Anthropology & Archeology of Eurasia, 41 (4): 7–21, doi:10.2753/aae1061-195940047, S2CID 161826066
Eadie 1967, p. 166 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, p. 168 Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768
Eadie 1967, pp. 170f. Eadie, John W. (1967), "The Development of Roman Mailed Cavalry", Journal of Roman Studies, 57 (1/2): 161–173, doi:10.2307/299352, JSTOR 299352, S2CID 163396768

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"Equestrian battle reliefs from Firuozabad" Archived 2016-10-03 at the Wayback Machine Battle scenes showing combat between Parthian and Sassanian cataphracts on horses with barding using lances.