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The Tournament—Its Periods and Phases

Chapter 26: APPENDIX F
By R. Coltman Clephan
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The book traces the development and changing practice of the medieval and early modern tournament across Europe, examining types of contests, ceremonial rules, and evolving weapons and armour. Drawing on a wide range of primary sources—including Continental material rarely translated—it distinguishes myth and romanticized accounts from documentary evidence, highlights common anachronisms in illuminations and chronicles, and details how technical changes and regulations altered combat and spectacle. Chapters survey regional variations, armour construction, tilting technique, and the social and ceremonial functions of tournaments, concluding with an account of their later, more regulated and less combative phases.

HARLEIAN MSS. CATALOGUE OF
DOCUMENTS RELATING TO
JUDICIAL DUELS

Vol. Page Cod. Art.    
I. 249 424 13. Treatises on Duels.
I. 492 980 134.
III. 122 4176 2 et 4
      et seq.
III. 332 6149 19.
I. 490 980 36.   Instances of Trial by Duel.
III. 319 6069 66-67. Tracts on Single Combats.
III. 505 7021> 22.
I. 490 980 46.   Instances of Trial.
III. 322 6079 36.  

Between Dukes of Hereford and Norfolk.
III. 370 6495 1.  

Mr. Dan, Archdeacon and Francis Mowbray.
III. 122 4176 2.  

James Whitlock. Discourses on Combats in England.
  EXTRACTS  
I. 249 424 13.

The Way of Duells before the King; with the Office of the Constable and Earl-Marshal, ＆c. upon such occasions.

 42
I. 490 980 36.

Instances of Trials in England by Ordeal ＆ Duel.

 ibid.
I. 491 980 46.

What happened to Sir Nicholas de Segrave, anno. 32 Edw. I. who being accused of Treason, offered to justifie himself by Duel; and afterward went over the Sea (without License) to fight with his enemy.

 ibid.
I.    492    980    134.

Of legal duels, or Combats.

 128
III. 122 4176 2.

Of the antiquity, use and ceremony of Combats in England: by James Whitlock, ＆c.

 12
III. 122 4176 4.

Concerning Duells in Spaine.

 37
III. 319 6069 66.

Du Combat appelle Buhort.

 113
III. 319 6069 67.

Du Combat appelle Bas ou Barriers.

 ib.
III. 322 6079 36.

A Combat between D. of Hereford ＆ Tho. Mowbray first D. of Norfolk, ＆ Marshal of England.

 29
III. 332 6149 19.

De Duellis.

 164b
III. 370 6495 1.

A Tract with this title, “A tru report of sundry memorable Accidents befalling Mr. Daniel Archdeacon, before and after the Combat appointed betweene him ＆ Francis Moubray. Written first in French, by a faythfull frynd of Mr. Daniel Archdeacon, and sent to another frynd of theirs, and since translated in English by a faythfull frynd to him ＆ to that honest cause.” 26 leaves. At the end are some Anagrams ＆ Acrostics in French, on the name of Daniel Archdeacon and a table of the contents of the tract.

  
III. 505 7021 22.

A Catalogue of such Combats as have been anciently granted by the Kings of England.