Part 25 — INDEX.
Reading edition
A.
Accolade, 35
Acinace, 162
Agathias, 159, 179, 193
Ages—Stone, Bronze, and Iron, 15
Ailettes, 42, 49
Air-gun, 224
Akten des Dresdener Oberhof-marshallamtes, 92
Alexiad, 205
Allecret armour, 135
Almau, Juan de, 156
Almayne rivets, 65, 108, 131
Almayne armourers, 69
Anelace, 166, 176
Angelo, Michael, 140
Anglo-Saxon arms, 26, 152, 197
Arbelest, 185
Archers, 55, 59, 182
Armament of the Caledonians, 151
Armati, 54
Armet, 98
Armorial bearings, 27, 28
Arms and armour as mortuaries, 20
Armeria Real de Madrid, 73, 91, 132, 148
Armeria Reale, Turin, 74, 140
Armourers’ Album, South Kensington, 69, 139
Armourers’ pincers, 65
Armour, Gothic, at Parham, 115;
at Sigmaringen, 116;
at Vienna, 119
Armour from Rhodes, 98, 115
Armour for boys, 68
Armour-smiths, 114, 119, 120, 132, 149, 156
Arms of the Franks, 151, 152
Army, fourteenth century, 55
Arrière-ban or ban-fieffé, 57
Arrow, the broad, 180;
the plain pile, 180
Artillery, the earliest, 208;
at the Porte de Hal Museum, 209;
the serpentin, 210;
the bombard, 210;
the harquebus-mitrailleuse, 211;
the orgue, 211;
the elbow bombard, 211;
bombard at Woolwich, 212
Artists and craftsmen, 140
Aventail, 47
Ayala, Tomas de, 156
B.
Bachelle, 34
Bachelor, 34
Ballad of the “Albigéois,” 191
Ballista, 54, 187
Ban, 24, 57
Banded mail, 36
Bandoliers, 227
Banner, 34
Banneret, 34
Bards, 53, 54, 66, 88, 89
Barriers for lists, 90
Baselard or badelaire, 177
Bases, 34, 66
Bas-relief in the Louvre, B.C. 700, 178
Bassinet, 48, 97
Baston, 196
Battle of Poitiers (anno 732), 23;
of Courtray, 57, 114;
Granson, 57;
Morat, 57, 220;
Nancy, 57;
Hastings, 58, 193;
Pavia, 58, 222;
Creçy, 60, 179, 184, 206, 207;
Poitiers, 60, 114, 195;
Auray, 60;
Agincourt, 68, 179, 184;
Flodden, 179;
“Haringues,” 183;
Navarete, 192;
Culloden, 197;
“Rosebecque,” 199;
Rhodes, 207;
Choggia, 207;
Sluys, 207;
Mounguntur, 225
Battle-axe, 196
Battering-ram, 151
Bavier, 98
Bawdric, 164
Bayeux tapestry, 25, 27, 46, 161, 179, 193, 194, 197
Bayonet, 204
Beowulf, poem of, 21, 200
Bequest of Guy de Beauchamp, 40;
of William Lord Bergavenny, 83
Berefreid, beffroi, or belfrey, 191
Berne tapestry, 195
Bill, 200
Blackened armour, 65
Black and white armour, 137
Blore’s Monumental Remains, 116
Blount’s Antient Tenures, 163
Boeheim, Wendelin, 63, 85, 95, 219
Bombard, 155, 210, 211
Bombard, bronze, 209
Bombardelle, 210
Bombardier of fourteenth century, 213
Boutel, 19
Bow of Pandarus, 178
Bows, German and Italian, 181
Bows, order in Council, anno 1595, concerning, 157
Bowyers, 180
Brabançons, 58
Brassards, 39, 89, 106
Brasses, English, 18
Brasses:
Beauchamp, 18;
Daubernoun, 18, 19, 28, 30, 32, 37, 38, 112, 161, 194;
Great Chart, 18;
D’Argentine, 31, 33, 38, 39, 114;
Thomas Cheyne, Esquire, 31, 107;
Sir John Say, 33;
Minster Church, Sheppey, 36;
Thomas Lord Berkeley, Wotton-under-Edge Church, 39;
William de Aldeburgh, 39;
Porte de Hal, Brussels, 40;
Martin de Visch, 41;
Trumpington, 44;
Sir John Lowe, 50;
Sir William de Tendering, 50;
Arkesdon Church, 60, 104;
Gerart, Duke of Gulich, Altenberg, 61;
Sir Robert Staunton, 62, 98, 116;
Qui, 64, 101;
Sir William Harper, 67;
Spilsby Church, 101;
Sir John Fitzwaryn, 101;
Sir John Lysle, 108;
Harpham Church, 106;
Sir John Drayton, 108;
Nicholas Hawberk, 108;
John Leventhorpe, 109;
Lementhorp, 109;
St. Mary’s Church, Thame, 115;
King’s Sombourne, 177
Brasses, German, French, and Spanish, 19, 65
Brayette or cod-piece, 108
Braquamart, 167
Branche des Royaux Leguages, 183, 199
Breastplates, 49
Brewis Parker on swords, 173
Brief Discourse on Warre (Sir Roger Williams), 200
Brigandine, 185
Broadsword, 169
Brockberger, 156
Burton, Sir Richard F., on the sword, 158
Burgkmair, Hans, 84
Burgonet, 99
Byrnie, 22
C.
Cabasset, 66, 100
Caliver, 225
Caltrop, 113
Camail, 38
Canterbury Bible, 161
Cannon, rifled, 215
Cannon, wood, hemp, paper, 207
Cannon in the Königl. Zeughaus, Berlin, 210
Cap of maintenance, 38
Carbine, 227
Carda, 44
Cartridges, 227
Casque, 100
Catapulta, 54, 187
Catálogo de la Armeria de Madrid, 157
Cellini, Benvenuto, 140
Cerebrerium, 97
Cervelière, 97
Chain-mail, 20;
oriental, 23;
double-ringed, 23
Chanfrein, 45
Chapel-de-fer, 48
Chapeline, 48
Charlemagne, 23
Chausses, 26, 29, 31, 110
Chaussons, 39, 110
Chaucer, 32, 37, 52, 81, 176
Childeric, 196
Chilperic, sword of, 159
Chivalry, 24
Cinquedea, 167
Ciro, Philippo, 156
Claymore, 173
Coats of arms, 28
Coif de mailles, 30
Colichemarde, 174
Column of Trajan, 20, 162
Combined weapons, 186, 226
Comnena, Princess Anna (Alexiad), 24, 25, 183, 205
Condottieri, 58
Continuous hoods, 30
Contracts for the Beauchamp effigy, 117
Coronal of the lance, 76, 89, 90
Cosson, Baron de, 146, 163, 176
Coudières, 106
Coutes, 31
Crapeaudeau, 210
Creeny, 19
Crinet, 54
Crossbows, 183
Crusades, 28, 41
Cuir-bouille, 37, 107
Cuirass, 51, 101, 138;
Gothic form, 103
Cuisse, 31, 110
Cultellus or coustel, 161, 177
Culverins, 209
Cutlass, 174
Cyclas, 33
D.
Dagger guards, 176
Das Deutsche Stechen, 88
Decline of armour, 136
Defaut de la cuirasse, 105
Degradation of a knight, 53
Demi-armour, 135
Demmin, 206
Dictionnaire du Mobilier (V. le Duc), 199
Diechlinge, 87, 94
Dillon, Viscount, 105, 129, 130, 203, (Guns in the Tower) 215
Dirk, 177
Discs, 105
Donatello, 140
Dresden Museum, 87, 148
Duel, judicial, 80
Duelling, 169, 170
Dürer, Albrecht, 125, 140, 156
Dusack, 167
E.
Early seventeenth century armour, 138
Edicts against tournaments, 78
Effigies:
Beauchamp, 19, 62, 69, 105, 109, 115, 116;
Robert de Vere, 28, 110;
Haseley Church, 28;
Johan le Botiler, 28;
G. de Mandeville, 29;
William Longespee, 30, 107;
in the Temple Church, 30;
Jean de Dreux, 30;
Walkerne Church, 30;
Norton Church, 32;
Whitworth, 33, 47;
Black Prince, 33, 38, 52, 97, 107, 121;
Sir John Pechey, 33;
Ogle, 33;
Otto von Piengenau, 35;
Alb. von Hohenlohe, 35;
Berengar von Berlichingen, 35;
Conrad von Seinsheim, 35;
St. Peter’s Church, Sandwich, 35;
Tewkesbury Abbey Church, 36;
Alvechurch, 36, 97, 106;
Ash Church, 37, 43, 102;
Willem Wenemaer, 40, 176;
Wilhelm de Ryther, 37;
Brian Lord Fitz Alan, 37;
Humphrey de Bohun, 38, 107;
Newton Solney Church, 38;
Sir Richard Pembridge, K.G., 38, 48;
Sir Robert Harcourt, K.G., 39;
Gunther von Schwarzburg, 40;
Peter le Marechal, 43;
Clehongre, 43;
Tew, 43;
Porte de Hal, Brussels, 44;
Rudolph von Hierstein, Bâle, 44;
Diether von Hael, 45;
Burkhard von Steenberg, 45;
G. von Furstenberg, 45;
Staunton Church, 47;
Naples, 50;
Lucas de Corta, 61;
at Meissen, 62;
Hertford, 66;
Southerly Church, 105;
Sir Richard de Burlingthorpe, 107;
Sir Robert Grey, 107;
Whitchurch, 108;
Redmarshal, 103;
Downes, Macclesfield Church, 103;
the second Baron Berkeley, 176;
Ebersberg, 164;
Borfe, 164
Egypt, 15
Ehrenpforte of Maximilian, 33, 125
Ehrenthal, Max von, 73, 85, 157
Endorfer, Jörg, 156
Enrichment of armour in fourteenth century, 52
Enriched armour at Dresden, 148
Épaulières, 49, 104
Épée de passot, 167
Equipment of men-at-arms, 59
Espadon, 166
Espringal, 189
Esquire, 34, 52, 77
Estoc, 169
Extra tilting pieces, 83
F.
Falarica, 189
Falchion or fauchon, 162
Falchion, the Conyers, 163
Falconet, 210
Feathers and plumes, 53
Fencing, 169
Ferrara, Andrea, 170
Feudalism, 51, 55, 57
Field of the Cloth of Gold, 84
Firearms, early, 71
Flail, military, 201
Flamberge, 166
Flintlock, 226
Fluted Maximilian suit at Berne, 122
Fork, military, 202
Francisca, 151
Frauenpreis, Mathaus, 131, 134
Free companies, 58
Freiturnier, 92
Freydal, 91
Froissart, 25, 59, 79, 192, 194, 202, 203, 205, 207, 222
Fussturnier, 92
Fustibal, or staff sling, 192
G.
Gads or gadlings, 39
Gambeson, 51
Garde-de-bras, 92, 107
Garde-de-reine, 108
Garter insignia, 34
Gauntlets, 31, 107, 132
Gedritts, 88
Gemlich, Ambrosius, 168
Gennet, order of the, 34
Genoese crossbowmen, 183
Genouillières, 31, 110
Germanisches Museum, Nuremberg, 75
Ghinelli, 156
Ghisi, Georgio, 63
Gisarme, 202
Glaive, 200
Gloss du Droit, 34
Gloves of mail, 30
Goatsfoot crossbow, 185
Goedendag, 198
Goedendag, Le arme Flamande sa Légende, etc., 198
Gorget, 40, 100, 101
“Gothic” armour, 61, 114
Gothic suit in the author’s collection, 123
Gothic, transitional, 124
Gothic armour at the Rotunda, Woolwich, 123
Gothic armour at Parham, 115
Gothic armour, 1440–1500, 114
Gothic suit at Sigmaringen, 120
Gothic suit, formerly part of the collection of Prince Carl of Prussia, 122
Gradual disuse of armour, 136, 138
Greek fire, 189, 205;
ingredients of, 192
Grenades, 193
Grose, History of the English Army, 206
Grotesque visors, 66
Grünewalt, Hans, 63, 123
Gudrun, epic poem of, 26
Gunpowder, invention of, 155
Gunpowder, 51, 154, 214
Gunners and artillerymen, 55
Gunlocks, 214, 222;
matchlock, 222;
wheel-lock, 223;
snaphance, 225;
flintlock, 225
Gurlitt, Cornelius, 63, 85, 92
Gynours, 54
H.
Habergeon, 52
Haketon, 52
Halbard, 202
Handbuch der Waffenkunde, 82
Hand-bombard, 219
Hand-culverin, 220
Hand-guns, earliest mention of, 216
Hand-guns, 180, 216
Hand-guns in the Königl. Hist. Museum, Dresden, 221
Hand-grenades, 225
Hanseatic Bund, 58
Harquebus, 68, 221
Harquebusiers, 227
Hastiludes, 76
Hauberks, 29, 51, 52
Heaume, 46
Hefner’s Trachten, 19
Helm, great, 36, 96
Helm, great jousting, 96
Helms with horns, 44
Helmet, close, 98
Helmets and Mail (De Cosson), 100
Helmets, grotesque, 128
Heralds, 77
Herald’s tabard, 33
Hermandes, Sebastian, 156
Hewitt’s Hist. of Mediæval Weapons, etc., 165
Hexham water ewer, 31
Historische Vaabensamling, Copenhagen, 74
Hobby horse, 54
Hobilers, 54
Hohenzollern Jahrbuch, 135
Holy-water sprinkler, 201
Holbein, Hans, 140, 156
Holbein’s “Costumes Suisses,” 136, 165
Hood of mail, 29
Horsemen, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries, 54
Horn, Klemens, 156
Housings, 54, 88
Howitzers, 214
Hungarian tourney, 94
I.
Imperial collection at Vienna, 73
Importation of armour into England, 59, 126
Incised monumental slab at Gotheim, 44
Infantry of twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries, 54
Inventories, 52
Inventory:
Piers Gaveston, 37, 44, 53, 111;
Humphrey de Bohun, 38;
Louis Hutin, 53;
of the arsenal at Nuremberg, 1338, 216
J.
Jackboots, 149
Jamb, 31, 110
Javelin, 193
Jazerant armour, 24, 26
Jeddart staff, 197
Joust of peace, 76
Joust à outrance, 76
Judicial combat, 79
Jupon, 102
K.
Knight-bachelor, 34
Knight-banneret, 34
Knighthood, orders of, 34
Knightly belt, 30, 52
Knightly mantles, 34
Knight Templars, 30
Knopf, Heinrich, 139, 149
Knuckle-bow or finger-guard, 165
Königl. Hist. Museum, Dresden, 72
Königl. Zeughaus, Berlin, 71, 133, 134
Kolman, Lorenz, 84, 120, 123, 156
Kolman, Koloman, 129, 132
Kolman, Desiderius, 133
Kolmans of Augsburg, 62, 122, 132
Kolbenturnier, 93
Kriegswaffen-Saal, Dresden, 141
Kungl. Lifrustkammar, Stockholm, 67, 75
L.
Lamboys, or bases, 66, 130
Lambrequin, or mantling, 38
Langue-de-bœuf, 176
Lansquenette, 168
Lance, 193;
lance-rest, 49;
with coronal, 194
Latch crossbow, 185
Leitner, Quirin von, 89
Licences for tournaments, 77
Linstock, 219
Lists:
plan and decoration, 78;
authorised lists in England, 78
Lochaber axe, 197
Lochner, Conrad, 156
Lochner, Kunz, 139, 141
Locking gauntlet, 108
Longbow, the, 178
Longbow at Wark Castle, 182;
at Dover, 182
Loutterell psalter, 28, 44, 49
Lucerne hammer, 196
M.
Mace, 195
Main-gauche, 177
Mamillières, 35, 36
Mangonel, mangona, or mangonet, 189
Mantling, 38
Man-at-arms, equipment of, 59
Manuscripts, 24, 26, 27, 44, 50, 80, 82, 88, 153, 155, 160, 161, 179, 189, 193, 199, 201, 202, 205, 207, 208, 219
Marshals of the lists, 78
Martel-de-fer, 195
Mary Rose, wreck of the, 182
Match-cord, 219, 224
Maximilian armour, 64, 125
Maximilian suits:
at the Tower of London, 127;
at the Zeughaus, Berlin, 127;
at Munich (Army Museum), 127;
at Nat. Museum, Munich, 127;
at Nuremberg, 128;
in the author’s collection (plain), 128;
on horseback with bards, 130
Max or meix, 34
Mazuelle, 196
Meister der Waffenschmiedekunst, etc., 157
Mentonnière, 100
Mercenary bands, 58
Meyrick, 24
Milan armourers, 69
Military forks, 202
Misericorde, 177
Missaglias, the, 62, 156
Missaglia, Tomaso da, 116
Missaglia, Antonio da, 119, 122
Mixed armour, 40
Mons Meg, 209
Monograms, 63
Morion, 66, 100
Mortality in battle, 41
Mortar, 208
Morning Star, 201
Munich, Peter, 156
Munsten, Andreis, 149
Musée d’Armures, Brussels, 74
Musée d’Artillerie, Paris, 75, 133
Musket, 227
N.
Nasal, 27, 46
National Museum, Munich, 75, 124, 135
Negrolis, 62, 120, 132, 156
O.
Ocularium, 38, 98
Onager, 189
Ordnance of sixteenth century, 214
Ordinances of Francis I., 100
Oreillettes, 146
Orgue, 211
Ornamentation of armour, fourteenth century, 52, 53
Oxenzunge, 167
P.
Pageant weapons, 156
Palettes, 105
Parazonium, 167
Paris, Matthew, 189
Partizans, 203
Passages of arms, 76
Pas d’ane guard, 165
Pauldrons, 104
Pavises, 112
Payment of troops, fourteenth century, 55
Peascod breastplate, 92, 104, 133
Peffenhauser, Anton, 63, 93, 139, 148
Penny plate, 66
Pennon, 34
Perckhamer, Hans, 134
Persepolis, sculptures of, 16
Petards, 214
Petronel, 219
Pfeifenharnisch (piped armour), 66
Piccinino, Lucio, 63, 139, 144, 156
Piccinino, Antonio, 144, 156
Pikeguards, 64, 104, 126
Pike, 203
Pistols, 226
Plain pile, 180
Plastron-de-fer, 31, 35, 110
Pluteus, 190, 191
Pluvinel, 79
Poleyns, 111
Pole-axe, 196
Poniard, 177
Pourpoint, 32, 33
Powder flasks, 227
Practice of Arms (Sutcliffe), 204
Procopius, 151, 159, 189, 193, 196
Prodd crossbow, 186
Psalter (Loutterell), 28, 44, 49
Pursuivant-at-arms, 35, 52, 77
Q.
Quarrels, 184
Queue for lance, 95
R.
Ranseur, 203
Rapier, 169, 170
Recherches Historiques sur les Costumes des Gildes, etc., 198
Reinforcing pieces, 41, 94, 148
Religious military orders, 41
“Renaissance” ornamentation, 157
René d’Anjou, 78
“Rennen” at Innsbruck in 1498, 86
Rerebrace, 106
Ribaudequin, 189
Rifled cannon, 215
Rifling barrels, 224
Ringler, Hieronymus, 149
Ringlerennen, 94
Robinet, 189
Rockenberger, Sigmund, 87, 139
Roll of purchases, Windsor tournament, 42, 44
Roll of purchases at Holy Island, Northumberland, anno 1446, 219
Romans, 16, 17
Roman influence, 17
Rondelles, 105
Rosenberger, Hans, 87
Rotunda collection, Woolwich, 98, 115
Round table game, 81
Routiers, 58
Ruiz, Antonio and Francisca, 156
Running at the ring, 94
Rustred mail, 27
S.
Sabre, 164
Saddles, 89, 91, 93
Sallad, 97
Sautoir, 52
Scale armour, 31, 35, 37, 63
Scale work, 107
Schiavona, 173
Schiesspringle, 202
Schwarz, 156
Schwenkh’s Hans Wappenmeistersbuch, 84
Scimitar, 162
Scorpion, 188
Scottish basket-hilted swords, 173
Scramasax, 175
Scutage, 57
Scythe-knife, 200
Seals:
William the Conqueror, 26;
Henry I., 27;
Henry II., 27;
Richard I., 27;
Henry III., 28;
John, 32;
Edward II., 48
Serabagio, Giovanni Battista, 139, 147
Seusenhofer, Conrad, 130, 132
Seusenhofer, Hans, 66, 133
Seusenhofer, Jörg, 95, 133, 141
Seusenhofers, the, 63, 132, 156
Sharfrennen, 86, 88
Shields, 25, 26, 27, 112, 113
Shirt of mail, 52
Sieges:
Rochelle, 182;
Romorantin, 192;
Sancerre, 193;
Cambray, 205;
Vannes, 206;
Oudenarde, 206;
Quesnoy, 206;
Calais, 207;
Hohensalzburg, 207;
Orleans, 212;
Lucca, 217
Silver’s Paradox of Defence, 198
Silver, George, 169
Sixl, Major, writing in Zeitschrift für hist. Waffenkunde, 219
Sleeping figures in Lincoln Cathedral, 195
Sling stones, 193
Solidified iron rings found at Nineveh, 21;
at Chester-le-Street, 20;
at South Shields, 21
Solingen blades, 172
Sollerets, 31, 111
Sow or cat, 190, 191
Spacino, 156
Spadroon, 172
Spanish sword-blades, 172
Spanner for wheel-lock, 224
Spear, 193
Spetum, 203
Speyer, Peter von, 134;
Wolf von, 91
Splint armour, 37
Spontoon, 203
Spurs, 52, 87, 113
Stammbaum of the Hohenzollerns, 120
Standard of mail, 39, 49, 102
Statue of St. George at Prague, 102
Stature of men in the Middle Ages, 64
Statute of Florence, anno 1315, 50
Statutum Armorum ad Torniamenta, 77
Stechen (Das Deutsche), 88
Stechtarche, 89, 133
Stechhelm, 89
Stirrups, 52
Stiletto, 177
Stone shot, 189
Stradiots, 58
Strutt, 24
Studded armour, 40
Studded mail, 39
Suits of armour at Dresden (plain gilded), 149
Suit at Berlin by Peter von Speyer (1550–60), 134
Suit at Berne (Maximilian), 122
Suit in the possession of Prince Ernest of Windisch-Graetz, 122
Suit with lamboys, 130
Suit with lamboys in the Tower of London, 132
Sumptuary laws, 53
Surcoats, 30, 32, 39, 50
Surtees’s History of Durham, 32
Swords of Bordeaux and Poitiers, 156;
of Toledo, 156, 170
Sword, The Forms and History of the (Pollock), 169
Sword, the small, 169, 170
Sword marks, 171
Sword and buckler, 167
Sword guards, 168, 170
Sword sheaths, 164
Sword, executioner’s, 165
Sword, two-handed, 166
Sword-guard (thumb-ring), 166
Swords, mortuary, 173
Swords:
the scabbard, 52;
bronze, Assyrian, Greek, and Roman, 159;
of Chilperic, 159;
often endowed with names or titles, 160;
component parts, 160;
proving, 160;
Indian swords, 162;
Conyers falchion, 163;
S guard, 168;
rapier, 169;
Spanish,169;
swords of fourteenth century, 164;
sword-smiths, 156;
swords of fifteenth century, 167;
duelling sword, 170
T.
Tabard of arms, 33
Tactics in warfare, 68
Taces, 108
Tapestry at Saumur, 218;
at Berne, 195
Tapul, 103
Tard-venus, 58
Tarsche, 89
Tassets, 108
Tassets to the knee, 67
Tenebra, 190
Tenures, 163, 164
Testudo, 151, 191
Thumb-ring, 177
“Tilting in Tudor Times,” by Viscount Dillon, 82
Tilting harness, 83, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93
Töjhus, Copenhagen, 95
Tolleno, 189
Topf, Jakob, 139, 171
Tournaments, 76;
Sharfrennen, 86;
German Gestech, 88;
Welsches Gestech, 90;
Freiturnier, 92;
Fussturnier, 92;
Kolbenturnier, 93
Tournament roll, Henry VIII., in Heralds’ College, 82, 83, 91
Tournament armour and weapons, 77
Tournament of Windsor Park, anno 1278, 81
Tournament at Ashby-de-la-Zouche, 80
Tourney, Hungarian, 94;
Baston course, 93
Towers, movable, 191
Trattato Militaire, 170
Trebuchet, 189
Trial by ordeal, 79
Tribulus, 113
Trunnions, 211
Tuilles, 108
Tunic, Phrygian, 23, 65
Turnierbuch des Kaisers Maximilian I., 84;
of Wilhelm IV. of Bavaria, 91
Turnois du Roi René, 78
U.
Ubisch, Edgar von, 85, 110, 135
Umbo, 26
Upper pourpoint, 33
V.
Vambrace, 106
Vamplate, 87, 195
Varlets, 77, 79, 86
Vehmegericht, 177
Vif de l’harnois, 41
Vinci, Leonardo da, 140
Vinea, 191
Visors, 99, 101
Vitruvius, 188
Voulge, 202
W.
Wace, 53, 228
Waffensammlung des Kaiserl. Hauses, Vienna, 73
Wages, soldiers’, reign of Edward III., 55
“Wallace” armour, 70
Welsches Gestech, 83, 90;
old form, 91
Wheel-lock pistols, 198, 226
Will of Odo de Rossilion, 32
Windlass crossbow, 184, 186
Wire-drawing, 23
Wirsberg, 156
Wood-carving in Bamberg Cathedral, 35
Workshops for armour, 140
Worms, Wilhelm von, 139, 141
Z.
Zeitschrift für hist. Waffenkunde, 88
Zeughaus, Berlin, 48, 71, 85
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