Covered or protected with armor; equipped as a cataphract, with the soldier and horse both armored.
Past participle form of 'cataphract' used as an adjective. Combines the Greek root with the English -ed suffix to indicate a state of being armored.
The term 'cataphracted' evokes ancient military technology that was so effective entire armies reorganized to counter these walking tanks—innovation in warfare often comes from observing enemies!
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