 | Alexander Chalmers - 1810 - Страниц: 766
...ther he swore on ale and bred How that the geaunt shuld be ded, Betide what su betide. His jambenx were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright, His sadel was of rewel bone, His bridel as the sonne-shone, Or as the mone-light. His spere was of... | |
 | Geoffrey Chaucer, Thomas Tyrwhitt - 1822 - Страниц: 308
...; And ther he swore on ale and bred How that the geaunt shuld be ded, Betide what so betide. >3«w His jambeux were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright, His sadel was of rewel bone, His bridel as the sonne shone, Or as the mone light. His spere was of... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1836 - Страниц: 72
...Thopas (Cant. T. v. 13807), where it is also mentioned as the materials of the knight's saddle— " His jambeux were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright, His sadel was of rewel bone, His bridel as the sonne shone, Or as the mone-light." L. 4. ' Wyth the... | |
 | Geoffrey Chaucer - 1845 - Страниц: 384
...beside ; And ther he swore on ale and bred How that the geaunt shuld be ded, Betide what so betide. His jambeux were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright, His sadel was of rewel bone, His bridel as the sonne shone, Or as the mone light. His spere was of... | |
 | Marco Polo - 1875 - Страниц: 884
...text ; the material so often mentioned in medieval costume ; eg in the leggings of Sir Thopas : — " His jambeux were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright." But the reading of the G. Text which is " cuir de bufal" is probably the right one. Some of the Miautse... | |
 | Marco Polo - 1875 - Страниц: 668
...material so often mentioned in medieval costume ; eg in the leggings of Sir Thopas : — " His jambcux were of cuirbouly, His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright." But the reading of the G. Text which is " cuir de bufal" is probably the right one. Some of the Miautse... | |
 | John Starkie Gardner - 1897 - Страниц: 238
...a coronet and the rich sword-belts which merely enhanced the effect. But in Chaucer's Sir 'H1 op as there is no mention of steel forming part of the visible...sheld was all of gold so red, And thereon was a bores hed A charbouncle beside. The helmets were almost hidden by the large crests and the scarlet mantling,... | |
 | Geoffrey Chaucer - 1903 - Страниц: 206
...there is no mention of steel forming part of the visible equipment : His jambeux were of cuir bouly His swerdes sheth of ivory, His helme of latoun bright....garment, called by Chaucer, the ' cotearmoure' ; As whit as is the lily floure, His sheld was al of gold so red And thereon was a bores hed A charbouncle... | |
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His sheld was all of gold so red, And thereon was a bores hed A charbouncle beside. The helmets were almost hidden by the large crests and the scarlet mantling, and the metal exposed was generally gilt. The trunk armour was concealed under the emblazoned... 