Armour & Weapons

INDEX ui Destrier, 87. Dilge, 77. Dillon, Viscount, 39, 50, 52, 55, 61, 66, 91. Dussack, 102. Dymoke, 99. E Edward I, wardrobe account of, 34, 89. Eisenhut, 28. Elbow-cop, 50. Enarmes, 29. Eresby, d’, brass of, 68. F Falchion, 102. Fauchet, reference to bur- gernet, 83. Fitz Urse, shield of, 29. Flanchards, 90. Fontaine, Etienne de, helmet of, 45- Froissart, 13, 33, 42. Frontale, as distinct from chamfron, 90. Fustian worn under armour, 61. Fustibal, 108. G Gadlings, 39. Gambeson, 23, 30, 33. Gardequeue, 90. Garde-rein, 62. Garrard, Art of Warre, 63. Gauntlet, 50 ; of Black Prince, 33 ; construction of, 58. Genouillière, 50. Gibet, 106. Gisarme, 103. Glaive, 104. Glancing-knobs, 90. Glancing surface, 48 ; on helm, 27. Godendag, 103. Gorget, 60 ; survival of, 98. Gorleston brass, 36. Gothic armour, 69 ; horse armour in Wallace Collec- tion, 90 ; symmetry of, 96. Gouchets, 68. Grand-guard, 76. Grip of lance, 59 ; sword, IOI. Guardia Nobile of the Pope, 99- Guige, 29. Guns first used, 47. H Haines, Rev. H., Monumental Brasses, 68. Halbard, 103. Hall, Chronicles, 61. Hand-and-half sword, 102. Hatfield MS. as to wear and tear of armour, 98. Hatton, suit of Sir C., 99. Haubergeon, 24. Hauberk, 19 ; sleeves of, 23 ; worn under plate, 38. Hawkins, Sir R., Observations, 78. Helm, great, or Heaume, 25, 41 ; Barendyne, at Haseley, 75, 81 ; Brocas, at Wool- wich, 60, 81 ; caps worn under, 27, 61 ; chained to body, 27 ; construction of jousting, 50-5 ; Dawtray,at Petworth, 81 ; decorated, 27 ; Fogge, at Ashford, 81 ; method of fixing, 60 ; Pembridge, 41 ; ‘ sugar- loaf,’ 27 ; at Sutton Courte- nay, 50,81 ; Wallace Collec- tion, 81 ; Westminster, 81. Helmet, covers for, 42 ; gro- tesque, 92 ; jewelled, 45 ; Norman, 25 ; tied with laces, 26 ; tinned to pre- vent rust, 45. Henry V, 64. Henry VIII and Maximilian, helmets worn at the meet- ing of, 83 ; suit for fighting on foot, 60 ; suit made by Seusenhofer, 76. Heraldic devices on shields, 29. Hewitt, John, 14, 23, 68 ; ivory chessman illustrated by, 89. Holy-water sprinkler, 106. Horse armour, complete suit of, 91. Horse trappings and church embroideries, 87 ; first shown on English seals, 88. Hosting harness, 63. Household cavalry, 99. ‘Hungere’ iron, 52. I Imbricate armouries, 16. Inventory of Humphrey de Bohun, 33, 42 ; Sir Simon Burley, 34 ; Dover Castle, 64 ; Louis Hutin, 42, 46 ; Piers Gaveston, 33, 35 ; Tower Armouries, 52. J Jack, 67. Jacobe, 65, 99. Jambeaux, 34. Jamboys, 77. Jambs, 36 ; discarded, 81. Jazeran armour, 41. Joan of Arc, 22. John, King, 25. Jupon, 23 ; of Black^Prince, 40. K Knee-cop, 50. L i Lalain, Jacques de, 82. ■ Lambespring, Bartholomew, I 69. Lamboys. See Jamboys. Lambrequin, 45. Lames, 50. Lance, 103. Laton, or latten, used for armour, 33. Leather, used for armour, 34 ; horse armour, 90 ; morion at Berlin, 34. Lee, Sir Henry, tests armour, 52. Leg armour, of horse at Brus- sels, 91 ; of plate, intro- duced and discarded, 97. Lewis, Isle of, ivory chess- men found at, 26. Lochaber axe, 104. Longbow, 107. Louis, King of Hungary, death by drowning of, 64. Louis XIV, armour of, 96 ; proof marks on armour of, 55- M Mace, 106. Madrid, 94. Mail, banded, 20 ; chain, 19 ; cleaning of, 64 ; ‘ mascled,’ 22 ; method of making, 20. I Main-guard, 52. I Mainfaire, wrong use of, 76. Manifer or mainfere,'52, 76. Main- uche, 102. Mantegna, St. George by, 70. Mantling, 45. Marche, Oliver de la, 64. Maximilian I, 65 ; armour, 70 ; horse armour of, in the Tower, 91. Mentonière, 82. Meyrick, Sir Samuel, 14, 16 ; theory of banded mail, 20, 21 ; theory of mascled mail, 22, 76 ; theory of burgonet, 83. Miséricorde, 102. Missaglias, 66. ! Mohacz, Battle of, 64. I Molineux, Sir W., brass of, 30. ' Monstrelet, 14. Morion, 83 ; of leather at Berlin, 34. I Morning Star, 107. Moroni, portrait by, 62. I Moton, 39, 68. Moulinet, 108. Mühlberg, armour worn at the Battle of, 30. N Nasal, 26. I Negroli, helmet by, 95.