Lexicographical Neighbors of Tuilles
Literary usage of Tuilles
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A Manual of British & Irish History: Illustrated with Maps, Engravings, and by Thomas Flanagan (1847)
"... by the use of plates called tuilles suspended to the lasses, and by the great
and sometimes excessive enlargement of the elbow and shoulder Armour and ..."
2. An endeavour to classify the sepulchral remains in Northamptonshire, or a by Charles Henry Hartshorne (1840)
"When the tuilles were behind, they were called ... The brass of Lord Bardolf has
tuilles. 3 The earliest specimen of plate armour with Taces, is seen in the ..."
3. An Endeavor to Classify the Sepulchral Remains in Northamptonshire, Or, a by Charles Henry Hartshorne (1840)
"When the tuilles were behind, they were called ... The brass of Lord Bardolf has
tuilles. 3 The earliest specimen of plate armour with Taces, is seen in the ..."
4. Ancient Armour and Weapons in Europe: From the Iron Period of the Northern by John Hewitt (1860)
"The hinged pieces or tuilles now replacing the lowest hoop, were to remedy this
defect ... Sometimes the tuilles are two in number only, and fixed in front; ..."
5. The Portfolio: Monographs on Artistic Subjects by Philip Gilbert Hamerton (1898)
"Like Sir Noel's German suit, it has no tuilles and retains tbe staple for fastening
the collar and the lance-rest. ..."
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