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On the Gorgerin calendar, it is 2010; on the Jewish calendar, it is 5771. The
Jewish calendar only has four weeks in a month with twenty-eight days. The
calendar we use has one month with twenty-eight days, four months with thirty
days, and ...
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Building Bridges of Time, Places and People: Tombs, Temples ...
Henri Stierlin writes that the Doric order of columns and capitals is “characterized
by columns with no base, with a capital consisting of a gorgerin (necking grooves
), an echinus and an abacus.” An echinus is the “[m]ain part of the Doric capital ...
3
Bayard: the Good Knight Without Fear and Without Reproach
The arms chosen were a sharppointed sword or rapier and a poignard, whilethe
armour usedincluded a throatpiece (gorgerin) anda secrète.1 1 [Secrète, akind of
steel skullcap, oftenworn under the helmet.] When the camp was duly prepared ...
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Britain in Medieval French Literature: 1100-1500
The 'gorgerin' was the lower part of a helmet, but there is no doubt that Villon is
making the best of its associations with the human neck, and in this context it
means probably 'halter', still associable with the Scots because of their reputation
for ...
5
Les Relations Litteraires Franco-Scandinaves Au Moyen Age
Certains détails d'armement ou d'équipement dénotent l'adoption, mot ou chose,
sinon les deux ensemble, de traits connus en France : tel est le cas de l'arbalète
4R, du gorgerin 4", de l'armure à la mode continentale 50; buklari, l'équivalent ...
Maurice Gravier Delbouille, 1975
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A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
*Neck (*gorgerin) ofa column-shaft at the top, as in the *Tuscan and *Roman *
Doric *Orders. 3. *Cyma. 4. *Apophyge. gorge-cornice. Large *cavetto as used on
Ancient Egyptian *pylon-towers as a *cornice. Gorge-cornice ofAncient Egyptian
...
7
The Pictorial Figure in the Work of Severo Sarduy
The following is from the English translation of Against Nature--a reference to
Moreau's The Apparition: “she is clad only in the creations of goldsmiths and
silversmiths, and in pellucid precious stones; a gorgerin encircles her waist as
would a ...
8
The Man Who Walked through Walls
The excellent Monsieur Dutilleul has always been able to pass through walls, but has never seen the point of using his gift, given the general availability of doors.
9
Proceedings of the Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society: ...
Again, Mellema, in 1630, gives halsberch, ringkraghe "haubert, cotte de maille"
and halsdoeck, halskleedt "collet, gorgias, gorgerin, collette, gorgerette," and in
1648 Hexham has een hals- bandt ofte ringh-krage "a gorgett." Properly
speaking ...
Leeds Philosophical and Literary Society, 1928
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Cyclopaedia, Or an Universal Dictionary of Arts and ...
GORGERIN, a part of the ancient armour ;i being that which covered the throat, or
neck of a person, armed at all points. See ARMS, and Anmoun. when she
pleases. See PARAPHERNALIA. Pro/nctbisittd GooDs ; see the article
Pnoainiren.
