- were
featured on the
front of
pavises. The
Hussite chalice was
often featured on
pavises during the
Hussite Wars. Most
pavises were
covered in a co****, ****-base-like...
- The
Hyundai Pavise (hangul:현대 파비스) is a
truck produced by the
South Korean manufacturer Hyundai. The
Pavise was
announced on
August 29, 2019, in South...
- armor,
bulletproof bundles of
bamboo called taketaba [ja] or
heavy iron
pavises. With the
caliber of the ban-zutsu
being too weak to
penetrate these protection...
- of the
French advance to Crécy had
meant that the
wagons containing the
pavises and
extra ammunition had been left
behind and the
crossbowmen found themselves...
- Look up pavis or
pavise in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pavis may
refer to:
Pavise, a
mediaeval shield Pavis:
Threshold to Danger, a
tabletop role-playing...
- to help
guide it in
combat or tournament. Free
standing shields called pavises,
which were
propped up on stands, were used by
medieval crossbowmen who...
-
Legenda Aurea, Paris, 1382 (BL
Royal 19 B XVII, f. 109).
George on a
small pavise (Nuremberg, c. 1480)
George as a martyr: St. George's
Collegiate Church...
- were
professional soldiers and in
battle were
protected from
missiles by
pavises – very
large shields with
their own bearers,
behind each of
which three...
-
crossbowman from c. 1480 15th-century
French soldier carrying an
arbalest and a
pavise A
reconstruction of
Leonardo da Vinci's
rapid fire
crossbow as
shown at...
-
canvas was used as a
covering layer on
pavise shields. The
canvas was
applied to the
wooden surface of the
pavise,
covered with
multiple layers of gesso...
