- cannon. The
arquebus has at
times been
known as the harquebus, harkbus,
hackbut, hagbut, archibugio, haakbus, schiopo, sclopus, tüfenk, tofak, matchlock...
- as "a
saker and a
falcon and four
double bases" and
small guns
called "
hackbuts of crook". The
former minister (2000–2013) was the Rev.
David M. Clark...
- gun. This sort of
weapon may also be
found described as a
rampart gun,
hackbut or amusette, a name
originally given to
early medieval hand cannon. Wall...
-
branch (Improvised, Worldwide) Abus
howitzer (Turkish) Arquebus, caliver,
hackbut, harkbus,
harquebus (European)
Bajozutsu pistol (****anese)
Basilisk cannon...
-
schuteris with
hagbuttis and pistolettis.
Regarding bearers and
shooters with
hackbuts and pistols. (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision (Scotland) Act 1906 (6 Edw...
- as "a
saker and a
falcon and four
double bases" and
small guns
called "
hackbuts of crook". Gray made a
compromise with Mary of
Guise in
March 1548, promising...
-
acquiring several names like
hackbut, harquebus, schiopo, sclopus, tüfenk, tofak, matchlock, and firelock. Some say that the
hackbut was a
forerunner of the...
- 1541
Hagbutis and
uthir small artelyerie to be
furnist within the realme.
Hackbuts and
other small artillery to be
furnished within the realm. (Repealed by...
- and the
Middle East. The Harquebus, "also
spelled arquebus, also
called hackbut,
first gun
fired from the shoulder, a
smoothbore matchlock with a stock...
-
Hagbutis and
utheris small artalyery to be
furnest within the realme.
Hackbuts and
other small artillery to be
furnished within the realm. (Repealed by...
