INDEX.
- A.
- Accolade, 35
- Acinace, 162
- Agathias, 159, 179, 193
- Ages—Stone, Bronze, and Iron, 15
- Ailettes, 42, 49
- Air-gun, 224
- Akten des Dresdener Oberhof-marshallamtes, 92
- Alexiad, 205
- Allecret armour, 135
- Almau, Juan de, 156
- Almayne rivets, 65, 108, 131
- Almayne armourers, 69
- Anelace, 166, 176
- Angelo, Michael, 140
- Anglo-Saxon arms, 26, 152, 197
- Arbelest, 185
- Archers, 55, 59, 182
- Armament of the Caledonians, 151
- Armati, 54
- Armet, 98
- Armorial bearings, 27, 28
- Arms and armour as mortuaries, 20
- Armeria Real de Madrid, 73, 91, 132, 148
- Armeria Reale, Turin, 74, 140
- Armourers’ Album, South Kensington, 69, 139
- Armourers’ pincers, 65
- Armour, Gothic, at Parham, 115;
- at Sigmaringen, 116;
- at Vienna, 119
- Armour from Rhodes, 98, 115
- Armour for boys, 68
- Armour-smiths, 114, 119, 120, 132, 149, 156
- Arms of the Franks, 151, 152
- Army, fourteenth century, 55
- Arrière-ban or ban-fieffé, 57
- Arrow, the broad, 180;
- the plain pile, 180
- Artillery, the earliest, 208;
- at the Porte de Hal Museum, 209;
- the serpentin, 210;
- the bombard, 210;
- the harquebus-mitrailleuse, 211;
- the orgue, 211;
- the elbow bombard, 211;
- bombard at Woolwich, 212
- Artists and craftsmen, 140
- Aventail, 47
- Ayala, Tomas de, 156
- B.
- Bachelle, 34
- Bachelor, 34
- Ballad of the “Albigéois,” 191
- Ballista, 54, 187
- Ban, 24, 57
- Banded mail, 36
- Bandoliers, 227
- Banner, 34
- Banneret, 34
- Bards, 53, 54, 66, 88, 89
- Barriers for lists, 90
- Baselard or badelaire, 177
- Bases, 34, 66
- Bas-relief in the Louvre, B.C. 700, 178
- Bassinet, 48, 97
- Baston, 196
- Battle of Poitiers (anno 732), 23;
- of Courtray, 57, 114;
- Granson, 57;
- Morat, 57, 220;
- Nancy, 57;
- Hastings, 58, 193;
- Pavia, 58, 222;
- Creçy, 60, 179, 184, 206, 207;
- Poitiers, 60, 114, 195;
- Auray, 60;
- Agincourt, 68, 179, 184;
- Flodden, 179;
- “Haringues,” 183;
- Navarete, 192;
- Culloden, 197;
- “Rosebecque,” 199;
- Rhodes, 207;
- Choggia, 207;
- Sluys, 207;
- Mounguntur, 225
- Battle-axe, 196
- Battering-ram, 151
- Bavier, 98
- Bawdric, 164
- Bayeux tapestry, 25, 27, 46, 161, 179, 193, 194, 197
- Bayonet, 204
- Beowulf, poem of, 21, 200
- Bequest of Guy de Beauchamp, 40;
- of William Lord Bergavenny, 83
- Berefreid, beffroi, or belfrey, 191
- Berne tapestry, 195
- Bill, 200
- Blackened armour, 65
- Black and white armour, 137
- Blore’s Monumental Remains, 116
- Blount’s Antient Tenures, 163
- Boeheim, Wendelin, 63, 85, 95, 219
- Bombard, 155, 210, 211
- Bombard, bronze, 209
- Bombardelle, 210
- Bombardier of fourteenth century, 213
- Boutel, 19
- Bow of Pandarus, 178
- Bows, German and Italian, 181
- Bows, order in Council, anno 1595, concerning, 157
- Bowyers, 180
- Brabançons, 58
- Brassards, 39, 89, 106
- Brasses, English, 18
- Brasses:
- Beauchamp, 18;
- Daubernoun, 18, 19, 28, 30, 32, 37, 38, 112, 161, 194;
- Great Chart, 18;
- D’Argentine, 31, 33, 38, 39, 114;
- Thomas Cheyne, Esquire, 31, 107;
- Sir John Say, 33;
- Minster Church, Sheppey, 36;
- Thomas Lord Berkeley, Wotton-under-Edge Church, 39;
- William de Aldeburgh, 39;
- Porte de Hal, Brussels, 40;
- Martin de Visch, 41;
- Trumpington, 44;
- Sir John Lowe, 50;
- Sir William de Tendering, 50;
- Arkesdon Church, 60, 104;
- Gerart, Duke of Gulich, Altenberg, 61;
- Sir Robert Staunton, 62, 98, 116;
- Qui, 64, 101;
- Sir William Harper, 67;
- Spilsby Church, 101;
- Sir John Fitzwaryn, 101;
- Sir John Lysle, 108;
- Harpham Church, 106;
- Sir John Drayton, 108;
- Nicholas Hawberk, 108;
- John Leventhorpe, 109;
- Lementhorp, 109;
- St. Mary’s Church, Thame, 115;
- King’s Sombourne, 177
- Brasses, German, French, and Spanish, 19, 65
- Brayette or cod-piece, 108
- Braquamart, 167
- Branche des Royaux Leguages, 183, 199
- Breastplates, 49
- Brewis Parker on swords, 173
- Brief Discourse on Warre (Sir Roger Williams), 200
- Brigandine, 185
- Broadsword, 169
- Brockberger, 156
- Burton, Sir Richard F., on the sword, 158
- Burgkmair, Hans, 84
- Burgonet, 99
- Byrnie, 22
- C.
- Cabasset, 66, 100
- Caliver, 225
- Caltrop, 113
- Camail, 38
- Canterbury Bible, 161
- Cannon, rifled, 215
- Cannon, wood, hemp, paper, 207
- Cannon in the Königl. Zeughaus, Berlin, 210
- Cap of maintenance, 38
- Carbine, 227
- Carda, 44
- Cartridges, 227
- Casque, 100
- Catapulta, 54, 187
- Catálogo de la Armeria de Madrid, 157
- Cellini, Benvenuto, 140
- Cerebrerium, 97
- Cervelière, 97
- Chain-mail, 20;
- oriental, 23;
- double-ringed, 23
- Chanfrein, 45
- Chapel-de-fer, 48
- Chapeline, 48
- Charlemagne, 23
- Chausses, 26, 29, 31, 110
- Chaussons, 39, 110
- Chaucer, 32, 37, 52, 81, 176
- Childeric, 196
- Chilperic, sword of, 159
- Chivalry, 24
- Cinquedea, 167
- Ciro, Philippo, 156
- Claymore, 173
- Coats of arms, 28
- Coif de mailles, 30
- Colichemarde, 174
- Column of Trajan, 20, 162
- Combined weapons, 186, 226
- Comnena, Princess Anna (Alexiad), 24, 25, 183, 205
- Condottieri, 58
- Continuous hoods, 30
- Contracts for the Beauchamp effigy, 117
- Coronal of the lance, 76, 89, 90
- Cosson, Baron de, 146, 163, 176
- Coudières, 106
- Coutes, 31
- Crapeaudeau, 210
- Creeny, 19
- Crinet, 54
- Crossbows, 183
- Crusades, 28, 41
- Cuir-bouille, 37, 107
- Cuirass, 51, 101, 138;
- Gothic form, 103
- Cuisse, 31, 110
- Cultellus or coustel, 161, 177
- Culverins, 209
- Cutlass, 174
- Cyclas, 33
- D.
- Dagger guards, 176
- Das Deutsche Stechen, 88
- Decline of armour, 136
- Defaut de la cuirasse, 105
- Degradation of a knight, 53
- Demi-armour, 135
- Demmin, 206
- Dictionnaire du Mobilier (V. le Duc), 199
- Diechlinge, 87, 94
- Dillon, Viscount, 105, 129, 130, 203, (Guns in the Tower) 215
- Dirk, 177
- Discs, 105
- Donatello, 140
- Dresden Museum, 87, 148
- Duel, judicial, 80
- Duelling, 169, 170
- Dürer, Albrecht, 125, 140, 156
- Dusack, 167
- E.
- Early seventeenth century armour, 138
- Edicts against tournaments, 78
- Effigies:
- Beauchamp, 19, 62, 69, 105, 109, 115, 116;
- Robert de Vere, 28, 110;
- Haseley Church, 28;
- Johan le Botiler, 28;
- G. de Mandeville, 29;
- William Longespee, 30, 107;
- in the Temple Church, 30;
- Jean de Dreux, 30;
- Walkerne Church, 30;
- Norton Church, 32;
- Whitworth, 33, 47;
- Black Prince, 33, 38, 52, 97, 107, 121;
- Sir John Pechey, 33;
- Ogle, 33;
- Otto von Piengenau, 35;
- Alb. von Hohenlohe, 35;
- Berengar von Berlichingen, 35;
- Conrad von Seinsheim, 35;
- St. Peter’s Church, Sandwich, 35;
- Tewkesbury Abbey Church, 36;
- Alvechurch, 36, 97, 106;
- Ash Church, 37, 43, 102;
- Willem Wenemaer, 40, 176;
- Wilhelm de Ryther, 37;
- Brian Lord Fitz Alan, 37;
- Humphrey de Bohun, 38, 107;
- Newton Solney Church, 38;
- Sir Richard Pembridge, K.G., 38, 48;
- Sir Robert Harcourt, K.G., 39;
- Gunther von Schwarzburg, 40;
- Peter le Marechal, 43;
- Clehongre, 43;
- Tew, 43;
- Porte de Hal, Brussels, 44;
- Rudolph von Hierstein, Bâle, 44;
- Diether von Hael, 45;
- Burkhard von Steenberg, 45;
- G. von Furstenberg, 45;
- Staunton Church, 47;
- Naples, 50;
- Lucas de Corta, 61;
- at Meissen, 62;
- Hertford, 66;
- Southerly Church, 105;
- Sir Richard de Burlingthorpe, 107;
- Sir Robert Grey, 107;
- Whitchurch, 108;
- Redmarshal, 103;
- Downes, Macclesfield Church, 103;
- the second Baron Berkeley, 176;
- Ebersberg, 164;
- Borfe, 164
- Egypt, 15
- Ehrenpforte of Maximilian, 33, 125
- Ehrenthal, Max von, 73, 85, 157
- Endorfer, Jörg, 156
- Enrichment of armour in fourteenth century, 52
- Enriched armour at Dresden, 148
- Épaulières, 49, 104
- Épée de passot, 167
- Equipment of men-at-arms, 59
- Espadon, 166
- Espringal, 189
- Esquire, 34, 52, 77
- Estoc, 169
- Extra tilting pieces, 83
- F.
- Falarica, 189
- Falchion or fauchon, 162
- Falchion, the Conyers, 163
- Falconet, 210
- Feathers and plumes, 53
- Fencing, 169
- Ferrara, Andrea, 170
- Feudalism, 51, 55, 57
- Field of the Cloth of Gold, 84
- Firearms, early, 71
- Flail, military, 201
- Flamberge, 166
- Flintlock, 226
- Fluted Maximilian suit at Berne, 122
- Fork, military, 202
- Francisca, 151
- Frauenpreis, Mathaus, 131, 134
- Free companies, 58
- Freiturnier, 92
- Freydal, 91
- Froissart, 25, 59, 79, 192, 194, 202, 203, 205, 207, 222
- Fussturnier, 92
- Fustibal, or staff sling, 192
- G.
- Gads or gadlings, 39
- Gambeson, 51
- Garde-de-bras, 92, 107
- Garde-de-reine, 108
- Garter insignia, 34
- Gauntlets, 31, 107, 132
- Gedritts, 88
- Gemlich, Ambrosius, 168
- Gennet, order of the, 34
- Genoese crossbowmen, 183
- Genouillières, 31, 110
- Germanisches Museum, Nuremberg, 75
- Ghinelli, 156
- Ghisi, Georgio, 63
- Gisarme, 202
- Glaive, 200
- Gloss du Droit, 34
- Gloves of mail, 30
- Goatsfoot crossbow, 185
- Goedendag, 198
- Goedendag, Le arme Flamande sa Légende, etc., 198
- Gorget, 40, 100, 101
- “Gothic” armour, 61, 114
- Gothic suit in the author’s collection, 123
- Gothic, transitional, 124
- Gothic armour at the Rotunda, Woolwich, 123
- Gothic armour at Parham, 115
- Gothic armour, 1440–1500, 114
- Gothic suit at Sigmaringen, 120
- Gothic suit, formerly part of the collection of Prince Carl of Prussia, 122
- Gradual disuse of armour, 136, 138
- Greek fire, 189, 205;
- ingredients of, 192
- Grenades, 193
- Grose, History of the English Army, 206
- Grotesque visors, 66
- Grünewalt, Hans, 63, 123
- Gudrun, epic poem of, 26
- Gunpowder, invention of, 155
- Gunpowder, 51, 154, 214
- Gunners and artillerymen, 55
- Gunlocks, 214, 222;
- matchlock, 222;
- wheel-lock, 223;
- snaphance, 225;
- flintlock, 225
- Gurlitt, Cornelius, 63, 85, 92
- Gynours, 54
- H.
- Habergeon, 52
- Haketon, 52
- Halbard, 202
- Handbuch der Waffenkunde, 82
- Hand-bombard, 219
- Hand-culverin, 220
- Hand-guns, earliest mention of, 216
- Hand-guns, 180, 216
- Hand-guns in the Königl. Hist. Museum, Dresden, 221
- Hand-grenades, 225
- Hanseatic Bund, 58
- Harquebus, 68, 221
- Harquebusiers, 227
- Hastiludes, 76
- Hauberks, 29, 51, 52
- Heaume, 46
- Hefner’s Trachten, 19
- Helm, great, 36, 96
- Helm, great jousting, 96
- Helms with horns, 44
- Helmet, close, 98
- Helmets and Mail (De Cosson), 100
- Helmets, grotesque, 128
- Heralds, 77
- Herald’s tabard, 33
- Hermandes, Sebastian, 156
- Hewitt’s Hist. of Mediæval Weapons, etc., 165
- Hexham water ewer, 31
- Historische Vaabensamling, Copenhagen, 74
- Hobby horse, 54
- Hobilers, 54
- Hohenzollern Jahrbuch, 135
- Holy-water sprinkler, 201
- Holbein, Hans, 140, 156
- Holbein’s “Costumes Suisses,” 136, 165
- Hood of mail, 29
- Horsemen, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries, 54
- Horn, Klemens, 156
- Housings, 54, 88
- Howitzers, 214
- Hungarian tourney, 94
- I.
- Imperial collection at Vienna, 73
- Importation of armour into England, 59, 126
- Incised monumental slab at Gotheim, 44
- Infantry of twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth centuries, 54
- Inventories, 52
- Inventory:
- Piers Gaveston, 37, 44, 53, 111;
- Humphrey de Bohun, 38;
- Louis Hutin, 53;
- of the arsenal at Nuremberg, 1338, 216
- J.
- Jackboots, 149
- Jamb, 31, 110
- Javelin, 193
- Jazerant armour, 24, 26
- Jeddart staff, 197
- Joust of peace, 76
- Joust à outrance, 76
- Judicial combat, 79
- Jupon, 102
- K.
- Knight-bachelor, 34
- Knight-banneret, 34
- Knighthood, orders of, 34
- Knightly belt, 30, 52
- Knightly mantles, 34
- Knight Templars, 30
- Knopf, Heinrich, 139, 149
- Knuckle-bow or finger-guard, 165
- Königl. Hist. Museum, Dresden, 72
- Königl. Zeughaus, Berlin, 71, 133, 134
- Kolman, Lorenz, 84, 120, 123, 156
- Kolman, Koloman, 129, 132
- Kolman, Desiderius, 133
- Kolmans of Augsburg, 62, 122, 132
- Kolbenturnier, 93
- Kriegswaffen-Saal, Dresden, 141
- Kungl. Lifrustkammar, Stockholm, 67, 75
- L.
- Lamboys, or bases, 66, 130
- Lambrequin, or mantling, 38
- Langue-de-bœuf, 176
- Lansquenette, 168
- Lance, 193;
- lance-rest, 49;
- with coronal, 194
- Latch crossbow, 185
- Leitner, Quirin von, 89
- Licences for tournaments, 77
- Linstock, 219
- Lists:
- plan and decoration, 78;
- authorised lists in England, 78
- Lochaber axe, 197
- Lochner, Conrad, 156
- Lochner, Kunz, 139, 141
- Locking gauntlet, 108
- Longbow, the, 178
- Longbow at Wark Castle, 182;
- at Dover, 182
- Loutterell psalter, 28, 44, 49
- Lucerne hammer, 196
- M.
- Mace, 195
- Main-gauche, 177
- Mamillières, 35, 36
- Mangonel, mangona, or mangonet, 189
- Mantling, 38
- Man-at-arms, equipment of, 59
- Manuscripts, 24, 26, 27, 44, 50, 80, 82, 88, 153, 155, 160, 161, 179, 189, 193, 199, 201, 202, 205, 207, 208, 219
- Marshals of the lists, 78
- Martel-de-fer, 195
- Mary Rose, wreck of the, 182
- Match-cord, 219, 224
- Maximilian armour, 64, 125
- Maximilian suits:
- at the Tower of London, 127;
- at the Zeughaus, Berlin, 127;
- at Munich (Army Museum), 127;
- at Nat. Museum, Munich, 127;
- at Nuremberg, 128;
- in the author’s collection (plain), 128;
- on horseback with bards, 130
- Max or meix, 34
- Mazuelle, 196
- Meister der Waffenschmiedekunst, etc., 157
- Mentonnière, 100
- Mercenary bands, 58
- Meyrick, 24
- Milan armourers, 69
- Military forks, 202
- Misericorde, 177
- Missaglias, the, 62, 156
- Missaglia, Tomaso da, 116
- Missaglia, Antonio da, 119, 122
- Mixed armour, 40
- Mons Meg, 209
- Monograms, 63
- Morion, 66, 100
- Mortality in battle, 41
- Mortar, 208
- Morning Star, 201
- Munich, Peter, 156
- Munsten, Andreis, 149
- Musée d’Armures, Brussels, 74
- Musée d’Artillerie, Paris, 75, 133
- Musket, 227
- N.
- Nasal, 27, 46
- National Museum, Munich, 75, 124, 135
- Negrolis, 62, 120, 132, 156
- O.
- Ocularium, 38, 98
- Onager, 189
- Ordnance of sixteenth century, 214
- Ordinances of Francis I., 100
- Oreillettes, 146
- Orgue, 211
- Ornamentation of armour, fourteenth century, 52, 53
- Oxenzunge, 167
- P.
- Pageant weapons, 156
- Palettes, 105
- Parazonium, 167
- Paris, Matthew, 189
- Partizans, 203
- Passages of arms, 76
- Pas d’ane guard, 165
- Pauldrons, 104
- Pavises, 112
- Payment of troops, fourteenth century, 55
- Peascod breastplate, 92, 104, 133
- Peffenhauser, Anton, 63, 93, 139, 148
- Penny plate, 66
- Pennon, 34
- Perckhamer, Hans, 134
- Persepolis, sculptures of, 16
- Petards, 214
- Petronel, 219
- Pfeifenharnisch (piped armour), 66
- Piccinino, Lucio, 63, 139, 144, 156
- Piccinino, Antonio, 144, 156
- Pikeguards, 64, 104, 126
- Pike, 203
- Pistols, 226
- Plain pile, 180
- Plastron-de-fer, 31, 35, 110
- Pluteus, 190, 191
- Pluvinel, 79
- Poleyns, 111
- Pole-axe, 196
- Poniard, 177
- Pourpoint, 32, 33
- Powder flasks, 227
- Practice of Arms (Sutcliffe), 204
- Procopius, 151, 159, 189, 193, 196
- Prodd crossbow, 186
- Psalter (Loutterell), 28, 44, 49
- Pursuivant-at-arms, 35, 52, 77
- Q.
- Quarrels, 184
- Queue for lance, 95
- R.
- Ranseur, 203
- Rapier, 169, 170
- Recherches Historiques sur les Costumes des Gildes, etc., 198
- Reinforcing pieces, 41, 94, 148
- Religious military orders, 41
- “Renaissance” ornamentation, 157
- René d’Anjou, 78
- “Rennen” at Innsbruck in 1498, 86
- Rerebrace, 106
- Ribaudequin, 189
- Rifled cannon, 215
- Rifling barrels, 224
- Ringler, Hieronymus, 149
- Ringlerennen, 94
- Robinet, 189
- Rockenberger, Sigmund, 87, 139
- Roll of purchases, Windsor tournament, 42, 44
- Roll of purchases at Holy Island, Northumberland, anno 1446, 219
- Romans, 16, 17
- Roman influence, 17
- Rondelles, 105
- Rosenberger, Hans, 87
- Rotunda collection, Woolwich, 98, 115
- Round table game, 81
- Routiers, 58
- Ruiz, Antonio and Francisca, 156
- Running at the ring, 94
- Rustred mail, 27
- S.
- Sabre, 164
- Saddles, 89, 91, 93
- Sallad, 97
- Sautoir, 52
- Scale armour, 31, 35, 37, 63
- Scale work, 107
- Schiavona, 173
- Schiesspringle, 202
- Schwarz, 156
- Schwenkh’s Hans Wappenmeistersbuch, 84
- Scimitar, 162
- Scorpion, 188
- Scottish basket-hilted swords, 173
- Scramasax, 175
- Scutage, 57
- Scythe-knife, 200
- Seals:
- William the Conqueror, 26;
- Henry I., 27;
- Henry II., 27;
- Richard I., 27;
- Henry III., 28;
- John, 32;
- Edward II., 48
- Serabagio, Giovanni Battista, 139, 147
- Seusenhofer, Conrad, 130, 132
- Seusenhofer, Hans, 66, 133
- Seusenhofer, Jörg, 95, 133, 141
- Seusenhofers, the, 63, 132, 156
- Sharfrennen, 86, 88
- Shields, 25, 26, 27, 112, 113
- Shirt of mail, 52
- Sieges:
- Rochelle, 182;
- Romorantin, 192;
- Sancerre, 193;
- Cambray, 205;
- Vannes, 206;
- Oudenarde, 206;
- Quesnoy, 206;
- Calais, 207;
- Hohensalzburg, 207;
- Orleans, 212;
- Lucca, 217
- Silver’s Paradox of Defence, 198
- Silver, George, 169
- Sixl, Major, writing in Zeitschrift für hist. Waffenkunde, 219
- Sleeping figures in Lincoln Cathedral, 195
- Sling stones, 193
- Solidified iron rings found at Nineveh, 21;
- at Chester-le-Street, 20;
- at South Shields, 21
- Solingen blades, 172
- Sollerets, 31, 111
- Sow or cat, 190, 191
- Spacino, 156
- Spadroon, 172
- Spanish sword-blades, 172
- Spanner for wheel-lock, 224
- Spear, 193
- Spetum, 203
- Speyer, Peter von, 134;
- Wolf von, 91
- Splint armour, 37
- Spontoon, 203
- Spurs, 52, 87, 113
- Stammbaum of the Hohenzollerns, 120
- Standard of mail, 39, 49, 102
- Statue of St. George at Prague, 102
- Stature of men in the Middle Ages, 64
- Statute of Florence, anno 1315, 50
- Statutum Armorum ad Torniamenta, 77
- Stechen (Das Deutsche), 88
- Stechtarche, 89, 133
- Stechhelm, 89
- Stirrups, 52
- Stiletto, 177
- Stone shot, 189
- Stradiots, 58
- Strutt, 24
- Studded armour, 40
- Studded mail, 39
- Suits of armour at Dresden (plain gilded), 149
- Suit at Berlin by Peter von Speyer (1550–60), 134
- Suit at Berne (Maximilian), 122
- Suit in the possession of Prince Ernest of Windisch-Graetz, 122
- Suit with lamboys, 130
- Suit with lamboys in the Tower of London, 132
- Sumptuary laws, 53
- Surcoats, 30, 32, 39, 50
- Surtees’s History of Durham, 32
- Swords of Bordeaux and Poitiers, 156;
- of Toledo, 156, 170
- Sword, The Forms and History of the (Pollock), 169
- Sword, the small, 169, 170
- Sword marks, 171
- Sword and buckler, 167
- Sword guards, 168, 170
- Sword sheaths, 164
- Sword, executioner’s, 165
- Sword, two-handed, 166
- Sword-guard (thumb-ring), 166
- Swords, mortuary, 173
- Swords:
- the scabbard, 52;
- bronze, Assyrian, Greek, and Roman, 159;
- of Chilperic, 159;
- often endowed with names or titles, 160;
- component parts, 160;
- proving, 160;
- Indian swords, 162;
- Conyers falchion, 163;
- S guard, 168;
- rapier, 169;
- Spanish,169;
- swords of fourteenth century, 164;
- sword-smiths, 156;
- swords of fifteenth century, 167;
- duelling sword, 170
- T.
- Tabard of arms, 33
- Tactics in warfare, 68
- Taces, 108
- Tapestry at Saumur, 218;
- at Berne, 195
- Tapul, 103
- Tard-venus, 58
- Tarsche, 89
- Tassets, 108
- Tassets to the knee, 67
- Tenebra, 190
- Tenures, 163, 164
- Testudo, 151, 191
- Thumb-ring, 177
- “Tilting in Tudor Times,” by Viscount Dillon, 82
- Tilting harness, 83, 88, 90, 91, 92, 93
- Töjhus, Copenhagen, 95
- Tolleno, 189
- Topf, Jakob, 139, 171
- Tournaments, 76;
- Sharfrennen, 86;
- German Gestech, 88;
- Welsches Gestech, 90;
- Freiturnier, 92;
- Fussturnier, 92;
- Kolbenturnier, 93
- Tournament roll, Henry VIII., in Heralds’ College, 82, 83, 91
- Tournament armour and weapons, 77
- Tournament of Windsor Park, anno 1278, 81
- Tournament at Ashby-de-la-Zouche, 80
- Tourney, Hungarian, 94;
- Baston course, 93
- Towers, movable, 191
- Trattato Militaire, 170
- Trebuchet, 189
- Trial by ordeal, 79
- Tribulus, 113
- Trunnions, 211
- Tuilles, 108
- Tunic, Phrygian, 23, 65
- Turnierbuch des Kaisers Maximilian I., 84;
- of Wilhelm IV. of Bavaria, 91
- Turnois du Roi René, 78
- U.
- Ubisch, Edgar von, 85, 110, 135
- Umbo, 26
- Upper pourpoint, 33
- V.
- Vambrace, 106
- Vamplate, 87, 195
- Varlets, 77, 79, 86
- Vehmegericht, 177
- Vif de l’harnois, 41
- Vinci, Leonardo da, 140
- Vinea, 191
- Visors, 99, 101
- Vitruvius, 188
- Voulge, 202
- W.
- Wace, 53, 228
- Waffensammlung des Kaiserl. Hauses, Vienna, 73
- Wages, soldiers’, reign of Edward III., 55
- “Wallace” armour, 70
- Welsches Gestech, 83, 90;
- old form, 91
- Wheel-lock pistols, 198, 226
- Will of Odo de Rossilion, 32
- Windlass crossbow, 184, 186
- Wire-drawing, 23
- Wirsberg, 156
- Wood-carving in Bamberg Cathedral, 35
- Workshops for armour, 140
- Worms, Wilhelm von, 139, 141
- Z.
- Zeitschrift für hist. Waffenkunde, 88
- Zeughaus, Berlin, 48, 71, 85