A small military unit in ancient Greece, typically consisting of about 30 soldiers commanded by an enomotarch.
From Greek 'en' (in) and 'nomos' (law, order), literally meaning 'in order' or 'organized group.' It developed to describe the smallest organized fighting unit in Greek armies.
The enomoty was the ancient Greek equivalent of a modern military squad—small enough that soldiers knew each other personally, making them fight harder for their comrades.
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