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Knight Without Armour (styled as
Knight Without Armor in some releases) is a 1937
British historical drama film
starring Marlene Dietrich and
Robert Donat...
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similar to the war
scythe Dagger-axe Paul,
Martin (1967).
ARMES et
ARMURES de
Charlemagne à
Louis XIV. Fribourg:
Office du Livre. p. 235. "Medieval...
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figured crêpe designs. 2. Piece-d**** silk crêpe
embroidered with dots.: 23
Armure (See
Georgian crêpe)
Balanced crêpe Crêpe
woven with
alternating S and Z...
- (1968).
Armour and Weapons, from the 9th to the 17th
Century [Armes et
armures de
Charlemagne à
Louis xiv]. René North, trans. London:
Charles E. Tuttle...
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Retrieved 18
August 2015.
Fauchard polearm. Martin, Paul (1967).
ARMES et
ARMURES de
Charlemagne à
Louis XIV ,. Fribourg:
Office du Livre. p. 235. Dean,...
- in The Knight's Tale he describes: "Gold-hewen helmes, hauberkes, cote-
armures". In this
classic Arthurian text, Le
Morte d’Arthur by Sir
Thomas Malory...
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evidence that he was
described in
French as clad at the
battle of Crécy ' en
armure noire en fer
bruni ' – in
black armour of
burnished steel".
Richard Barber...
- L'Aveugle Lied
Fantaisies d'hiver La
Source Bûchers et
tombeaux Le
Souper des
armures La
Montre Les
Nereides Les Accroche-cœurs La Rose-thé
Carmen Ce que disent...
- remembered;
Spain honored him with a
postage stamp in 1994. Chomón's film
Armures Mystérieuses (The
Mysterious Armor or The
Wonderful Armor) was preserved...
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defensive covering worn in combat". The word
originates from the Old
French armure,
itself derived from the
Latin armatura meaning "arms and/or equipment"...
