- and
early fifteenth century poleyns usually attached to
padded leggings or
plate cuisses.
During the
fifteenth century poleyns developed an
articulated construction...
- breastplate) with a fauld, t****ets and a culet, a mail skirt, cuisses,
poleyns, greaves, and sabatons.[citation needed]
Unlike its predecessors, white...
- This
armor was
constructed of a
splinted cuisse and greave, with
plate poleyns and
scale demigreaves. By the 3rd
century CE,
independent scale demichausses...
- and backplate) with a fauld, t****ets and a culet, a mail skirt, cuisses,
poleyns, greaves, and sabatons. The very
fullest sets,
known as garnitures, more...
- in the 12th and 13th centuries,
usually over chausses, and may have had
poleyns directly attached to them.
Whilst continental armours tended to have cuisses...
-
defenses that
continued from the
lower edge of the
breastplate down to the
poleyn.
Media related to T****ets at
Wikimedia Commons Cleveland Museum of Art glossary...
-
Sabine Poleyn (born 27
November 1973) is a
Flemish politician for the
Christian Democratic and
Flemish party. Born in Kortrijk, Belgium,
Poleyn studied...
- Anachronism, a couter/cowter is
often called an
elbow cop.[citation needed]
Poleyn Oakeshott 1996, p. 285. Oakeshott, R.
Ewart (1996) [1960]. The Archaeology...
-
forearm protection. A
towarzysz also
could wear t****et hip,
cuisse thigh, and
poleyn knee protection,
underneath a thigh-length coat of mail or
specially padded...
- Cuir**** - dō (胴（仏胴）) 2.
Fauld -
kusazuri (草摺) 3.
Cuisse -
haidate (佩楯) 4.
Poleyn -
tateage (立挙) 5.
Greaves -
suneate (臑当（篠臑当）) 6.
Sabaton - kōgake (甲懸) 7...
