Qui Acciperint Gladium: A History of the Queen of the Battlefield - Volume II
by Ryan Gutierrez
This is the price your customers see. Edit price list
About the Book
After examining the fundamental and indispensable role that the sword and swordsman played in establishing the modern and sovereign order of patrimony and liberty, Volume II makes a lighter-hearted examination of the sword’s ancient and symbolic role, intimately and forever intertwined with the swordsmith’s and metallurgist’s mystery and art.
From Scripture to sport and satire to sartorial decorum, the sword forever remains a treasured object of ceremony that yet exists beyond our cultural borders as a living and unbroken art, sacred object and status symbol. Volume II revives an ancient and Old World symbolic milieu that existed in continuity with these ancient, pre-modern cultures as a bridge to the beyond…past, present and future!
Features & Details
- Primary Category: History
- Additional Categories Religion & Spirituality, Arts & Photography Books
-
Project Option: Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
# of Pages: 36 - Publish Date: Jul 21, 2026
- Language English
- Keywords Culture, Martial Arts, Swordsmanship
About the Creator
An alumnus of St. Michael’s Choir School with a foundational professional experience as an Ontario public servant and a graduate and undergraduate academic background in business administration (strategic management and corporate finance), public management and project management, as well as supplementary courses in affiliation with the Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies. ith an avid fascination and enthusiasm for general and military history, theology and philosophy, historical and living martial arts, as well as sport fencing, he is a firm believer in the pursuit of the arts and sciences as a medium for enhancing quality of understanding in any field, including global geo-politics or strategic trade and defence. Whether as a grassroots approach or a specifically-endowed advocacy, pursuing mutual humanist and humanitarian development through the study of both philanthropy and futurism as uniquely reciprocating studies is held a wider and lifelong aspiration…
