10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAVISER»
Discover the use of
paviser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paviser and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Gun and Its Development
In the illustration the cross-bowman is taken from the " Chronique d'Engleterre,"
and the paviser from a copy of the " Romaun de la Rose." The cross-bowmen
usually carried a sword, and it is not to be supposed that they and other archers ...
William Wellington Greener, 1907
2
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review -- M DCCC LVIII.
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers a
cheval, ...
3
Ancient Armour and Weapons in Europe: The fourteenth century
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers à
cheval, ...
4
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers a
cheval, ...
5
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of "War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers à
cheval, ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols, 1858
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The Gentleman's Magazine
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers a
cheval, ...
7
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
The foot paviser is named in an account of the French Treasurer of War,
Bartholomew Du Drach, in the year 1350 : — " M. Savari de Vivone, sire de Tors,
chevalier banneret, pour luy, v. chev. bacheliers, xxxvi. escuyers, x. archiers à
cheval, ...
havde symptomerne: 70 pet. af de levende, 56 pet. af de dode. Forfatteren
paviser, at symptomerne optradte significant hyppigere hos kvinderne ( 69 pet. )
end hos maendene (48 pet.). Nyrestenskoliker og eventuelt nyrestensafgang
optradte ...
Københavns universitet. Institut for human arvebiologi, 1957
9
Full-Color Knights and Armour CD-ROM and Book
Samuel Rush Meyrick. 054. Crossbowman and his paviser, 1433 055. Richard
Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, 1439 056. Sir John Cornwall and Lord Fanhope,
1442 057. John.
Samuel Rush Meyrick, 2007
10
Remains, Historical and Literary, Connected with the ...
Paviser and cross-bow man, XIV. Paw, Jacob: his house and grounds, I. Paybody
, Geo, apparitor-general, VIII. Paying up at Portfield, XIV. Payments by and to H. N
ewcome, XVIII. Payn, Hug, XX. Paynsfylde, in Orford, near Warington, XVII.
