Armour & Weapons

04 H H INDEX Northwode brass, 36. Nu ova Croce, Battle of, 88. Nuremberg, tilting suit at, 77. O Ocularium, 26, 82. Odo, Bishop, 24. Orle, 45. Orrery, Lord, Art of Warre, 104. P Painted Chamber, designs in the, 87, 103. Palette, 50. Pallas Armata. See Turner. Panache, 83. Paris, Matthew, 88. Partizan, 106. Pas d'âne, 101. Passe-guard, 50, 52, 76. Pauldron, 50, 59, 73. Pavia, picture of Battle of, at Oxford, 90. Pavis or pavoise, 84, 108. Peascod doublet, 97. Pezoneras, 90. Pfeffenhauser, suit by, 94. Philip the Fair, ordinance of, 88. Pike, 104 ; last use of, 106. Plastron-de-fer, 23, 34. Plates, pair of, 33. Pluvinel, de, Maneige Royal, 63- Poitrel or peytral, 90. Poldermitton, 76. Pole-axe, 103 ; used in ‘ champs clos 107. Poleynes, 34, 35, 36, 50. Pommel of sword, 100. Pourpointerie, 30 ; for tour- neys, 61. Puffed armour, 74. Q Quarel, 108. Queue, 77. Quittons, 100, 101. R Radcot Bridge, Battle of, 64. Ranseur, 106. Rein-guards of metal, 91. Renaissance, decadence of the armour of the, 95. René, King, 40, 61. Rerebrace, 36, 50 ; construc- tion of, 58. Ricasso, 101. Richard I, 22 ; shield of, 29. Ringed armour, 19. Rivets, sliding, 56. Roman de Rou. See Wace. Rondel, 39, 50. Rosbecque, Battle of, 33. Roussillon, Gerard de, 82. S Sabatons or sabataynes, 62, 73- Saddle for jousting, in the Tower, 77. St. Gall, Monk of, 15, 28. St. 'George, statuette of, at Dijon, 41. Salade, evolved from bas- cinet, 82 ; decorated and painted, 82. Scale armour, 16, 30. Schiavona, 102. Scott, poetic licence of Sir Walter, 64. Sebastian, parade suit of King, 94. Senlac, -Battle of, 107. Setvans brass, 25. Seusenhofer, 65 ; suit by, in the Tower, 75, 83. Shield, temp. Norman Con- quest, 28 ; fourteenth cen- tury, 45 ; faced with gesso, 46 ; of twigs, 46. Sigismund, armour of Count, 77- Smythe, Sir John, Animad- versions, 62, 78. Solerets, 38, 50 ; construc- tion of, 56 ; ‘ à la poulaine,’ 70; ‘bear-paw,’ 73; ‘bee de cane,’ 73 ; ' demi-pou- laine,’ 70. Spain, regulations as to monuments in, 40. Spetum, 106. Splinted armour, 33 ; on Ash monument, 41. Spontoon, 106. Standard of mail, 68. Stothard, Charles, 69, 103. Surcoat, 23, 25. Surrey, Earl of, horse armour in Will of, 89. Swords, 100 ; and dagger play, 101, 102. T Taces, 50 ; construction of, 56. Tassets, 69 ; and cuisses com- bined, 97 ; discarded, 81. Tonlet, 77. Topf, 65, 99. Tournament, of St. Inglevert, 14 ; armour, 77 ; helms, 27 ; and swords, 33 ; at Windsor Park, 27, 34, 35, 89 ; crests used at, 89. Trapper, of mail, 87 ; textile, 87. Trellice coat, 16. Trumpington brass, 28, 42. Tuilles, 56. Tunic, 22, 38. Turner, Pallas Armata, 98. Turning pins, 59. Two-hand sword, 102. U Umbril, 83. Upper pourpoint, 38. V Vambrace, 38, 50 ; construc- tion of, 58. Vamplate, 59, 76. Vegecius, 46. Ven tail, 26. Vere, escape of Robert de, 64. Vervelles, 41. Vienna, painting of horse armour at, 91 ; pageant shield at, 96. Vif de 1’harnois, 39. Viollet-le-Duc, Dictionnaire du Mobilier Français, 21. Visière, 42. Visor, 26. Volant piece, 76. Voulge, 104. Vuyders, 62. W Wace, Roman de Rou, 23, 24, 87, 103, 106. Waller, J. G., 19, 21. Wambais, 23. War-hammer, 107. War-hat, 28. Warwick, Earl of, 70. Whalebone, used for gaunt- lets and swords, 33. William the Conqueror, 24,26. Windsor Park. See Tourna- ment. Wylcotes, Sir John, brass of, 68. Z Zutphen, armour discarded at siege of, 97. Oxford : Printed at the Clarendon Press by Horace Hart, M.A.