10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GONFANON»
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gonfanon in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Proceedings of the Battle Conference
sloped forward and finally one held horizontally. I suggest that this indicates the
same group (conroi) moving through the scenes of action. If we first consider the
Breton campaign, then a 'simple' gonfanon is held upright at Mont St Michel (I), ...
2
The Retrospective Review, and Historical and Antiquarian ...
William the Conqueror is represented on his great seal with a lance in his i ight
hand, to which a small pennon is attached ' ; and which Dr. *4eyrick considers
was then called a " gonfanon." " It differs," that learned writer observes, " from a ...
Henry Southern, Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas, 1827
In the Tapestry there are several cases where a gonfanon of one type held erect
is followed by another sloped forward and finally one held horizontally. I suggest
that this indicates the same group (conroi) moving through the scenes of action.
4
British Flags; Their Early History and their Developement at ...
At the same time, a companion figure, which from the mutilated superscription in
the tapestry appears to be Eustace of Boulogne, lifts this gonfanon high in the air
with his left hand while with the right he points to the Duke's face; a significant ...
5
The Retrospective Review and Historical and Antiquarian Magazine
William, the Conqueror is represented on his great .sealwitkaf' lance in his right
hand, to which a small pennon is attached r; and which Dr. Meyrick considers
was then called a “ gonfanon.” “ It differs,” that learned writer observes, “ from a ...
6
Retrospective Review: And Historical and Antiquarian Magazine
William theCopqueror is represented on his great seal witha lance in his right
hand, to which a small pennon is attached'; and which Dr. Meyrick considers was
then called a “ gonfanon.” “ It differs,” that learned writer observes, “ from a
banner ...
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The retrospective review
William the Conqueror is represented on his great seal with a lance in his right
hand, to which a small pennon is attached 1 ; and which Dr. Meyrick considers
was then called a " gonfanon." " It differs,1' that learned writer observes, " from a ...
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THE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, AND HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN ...
William the Conqueror is represented on his great seal with a lance in his right
hand, to which a small pennon is attached 1 ; and which Dr. Meyrick considers
was then called a " gonfanon.1' " It differs,11 that learned writer observes, " from a
...
HENRY SOUTHERN, ESQ. M.A, 1827
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The Retrospective review [ed. by H. Southern].
William the Conqueror is represented on his great seal with a lance in his right
hand, to which a small pennon is attached ' ; and □which Dr. Meyrick considers
was then called a " gonfanon." " It differs,1" that learned writer observes, " from a ...
10
The Naval and Military Magazine
" from a banner in this respect, that instead of being square, and fastened to a
tronsure bar, the gonfanon, though of the same figure, was fixed in a frame made
to turnlike a modern ship's vane, with two or three streamers or tails. The object of
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GONFANON»
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gonfanon is used in the context of the following news items.
Military kit through the ages: from the Battle of Hastings to Helmand
1 Gonfanon – a banner that was used after the Norman conquest and displayed on the end of a spear or flag pole. 2 Kettle helmet - broad ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Aug 14»
former Keating associate goes broke
The owner is listed as Gonfanon Pty Ltd, a company started by Mr Constantinidis in 2002, which has been taken over by receivers. According to ... «The Australian, Jul 12»
The biggest battle of the Polish Middle Ages
During the battle there was an alarming incident – the banner with the White Eagle, the so-called great gonfanon, fell to the ground but immediately some Polish ... «Sunday - Catholic Weekly, Jul 10»
