- An
Almain rivet is a type of
flexible plate armour created in
Germany in
about 1500. It was
designed to be
manufactured easily whilst still affording considerable...
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Henry of
Almain (Anglo-Norman:
Henri d'Almayne; 2
November 1235 – 13
March 1271), also
called Henry of Cornwall, was the
eldest son of Richard, Earl of...
- in the
cradle and
infancy of my
slender skill." The Pavans, Galliards,
Almains and
other short Aeirs, both
grave and light, in five parts, for Viols,...
- An
allemande (allemanda,
almain(e), or alman(d), French: "German (dance)") is a
Renaissance and
Baroque dance, and one of the most
common instrumental...
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Edmund of
Almain (26
December 1249 – 1300) was the
second Earl of
Cornwall of the
fourth creation from 1272. He
joined the
Ninth Crusade in 1271, but never...
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Jacques Almain (died 1515) was a
French professor of arts and
theology at the
University of
Paris who died at an
early age. Born in the
diocese of Sens...
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childhood friends was his
cousin Henry of
Almain, son of King Henry's
brother Richard of Cornwall.
Henry of
Almain remained a
close companion of the prince...
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music publishing). He
published Anthony Holborne's Pavans, Galliards,
Almains (1599), the
first work of
music for
instruments rather than
voices to be...
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other languages,
including Middle English,
which commonly used the term
Almains for Germans. Likewise, the
Arabic name for
Germany is ألمانيا (Almania)...
- and
Early Modern period,
Germany and
Germans were
known as
Almany and
Almains in English, via Old
French alemaigne,
alemans derived from the name of...
