10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «BAWDRIC»
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The Modern Standard Drama: A Collection of the Most Popular ...
Wilderpate — Buckskin doublet ; light blue sleeves and trunks, with silver holes ;
high boots ; point lace appointments ; drab slouch hat and feathers ; bawdric and
Spanish sword. Marston — First Dress — Act First — Same period ; green and ...
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A manual for the study of monumental brasses: with a ...
The tunic or cote-hardie sometimes reached onlv to the thighs, and was buttoned
up in front ; the sleeves were tight, and extended to the knuckles, and a bawdric
was buckled round the hips. Such a dress is worn by Robert Parys, 1408, ...
Herbert Haines, Oxford Architectural Society, 1848
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A Manual of Monumental Brasses: Comprising an Introduction ...
A bawdric, or broad belt, enriched with flowers in circles, &c., passed round the
hips, and buckling in front, kept the jupon in its proper position. At the left side
was suspended the sword, with a circular or octangular pommel, and a peculiar ...
4
Medieval Costume in England and France: The 13th, 14th and ...
Also Bawdric, a wide belt, usually decorated, worn round the hips, pp. 112, 127 ;
or, passing over the shoulder, often hung with bells, pp. 163, 167. Bamberges.
See Bainbergs. Barbe. Pp. 118, 152. Barmecloth. An apron, p. 102. Barred.
Striped ...
5
Alabaster Tombs of the Pre-Reformation Period in England
About 1400 the sloping bawdric or sword-belt began to come into use, as in the
later Swine effigies (159). In most of the richly carved figures of the first half of the
fifteenth century the bawdric is used in addition to the horizontal hip-belt, though
...
About 1400 the sloping bawdric or sword-belt began to come into use, as in the
later Swine effigies (159). In most of the richly carved figures of the first half of the
fifteenth century the bawdric is used in addition to the horizontal hip-belt, though
...
7
The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... bawds, BATMAN -; - bawdy BATMEN -; - BAWDIER -; - BATON -; batons
BAWDIES -; bawdiest BATS -; - BAWDILY -; - BAWDRIC -; bawdrics BAWDRY -; -
BAWDY BAWL -; bawls.
Lova AND LOYALTY COSTUME. 1663. Lord Verneay —Dark drab doublet;
trunks and cloak, trimmed heavily with black an gold; high russet boots; goint lace
appointments ; bawdric and Spanish rapier; black slouch hat an feathers. Master
...
9
An Architectural Account of the Churches of Shropshire
The other has the garment raised on the right side to shew armour with jupon and
fine bawdric from which depended a misericorde or short dagger. The toes are
pointed. The date indicated is the latter part of the 14th century or the beginning ...
David Herbert Somerset Cranage, 1912
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Lunacy, Law and Conscience, 1744-1845: The Social History of ...
They had been poore distracted men that had been putt into Bedlam, where,
recovering to some sobernesse, they were licentiated to goe a-begging . . . they
wore about their necks a great horn of an oxe in a string or bawdric, which, when
they ...
