Claybeg
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The claybeg (Gaelic for small sword) was a mediaeval edged weapon used in Scotland. It is considered the smaller counterpart of the claymore.
The broadsword or "claybeg" is actually a Venetian "schiavona" which made its way to Scotland in the Renaissance.
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