-
below could avoid these defenses. Thus,
cuisses were worn on the
thighs to
protect from such blows.
Padded cuisses made in a
similar way to a
gambeson were...
- Frog legs (French:
Cuisses de grenouille) are
consumed as food in some cuisines. In
French cuisine, they are
considered a
national delicacy.
Other parts...
- mail was made only as
cuisses, but soon by the
beginning of 16th
century plated mail was
utilized in both
pauldrons and
cuisses, as they
could better...
-
leggings or
plate cuisses.
During the
fifteenth century poleyns developed an
articulated construction that
attached to the
cuisses and
schynbalds or greaves...
- the 16th
century onward, the t****ets were
sometimes integrated with the
cuisses to
create fully articulated leg
defenses that
continued from the lower...
- The Wing or the Thigh, from the
French L'aile ou la
cuisse (French pronunciation: [lɛ.lu.la.kɥis]) is a 1976
French comedy film
directed by
Claude Zidi...
-
century as part of
transitional armour,
where it was also used to form
cuisses and rerebraces.
While a few
complete suits of
armour have been
found made...
- his time as a warlord. It
consists of a helmet, breastplate, greaves,
cuisses, gauntlets, and
metal boots. He
discards the
armor following his attack...
- On a volé la
cuisse de
Jupiter (literally Jupiter's
thigh was stolen) is a
French movie released in 1980,
starring Annie Girardot and
Philippe Noiret,...
- (back and breastplate) with a fauld, t****ets and a culet, a mail skirt,
cuisses, poleyns, greaves, and sabatons.[citation needed]
Unlike its predecessors...
