12th Century armour - Revision history

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	''L'escharnissoient et gaboient;''		''L'escharnissoient et gaboient;''

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		⚫	Most descriptions of [[armour]] in [[12th century\|12th C]] [[literature]] are of the finest fantasy armour, but the [[poetry\|Lay]] of [[Graelant]] describes the armour of a [[knight]] who is so badly down on his luck that he has sold his [[horse\|charger]] and even his [[saddle]]. Here he is setting out through the [[town]] to go [[hunting]]: (trans. Weingartner)

		⚫	He had donned an old suit of leather
⚫	Most descriptions of armour in 12th C literature are of the finest fantasy armour, but the Lay of [[Graelant]] describes the armour of a knight who is so badly down on his luck that he has sold his charger and even his saddle. Here he is setting out through the town to go hunting: (trans Weingartner)
		⚫	Which he had worn much too long.
		⚫	Those who looked at him
		⚫	Mocked and teased him;

		⚫	''Unes viez piaus ot afubless,''
⚫	He had donned an old suit of leather~~<br>~~
		⚫	''Que trop par ot longes portees;''
⚫	Which he had worn much too long.~~<br>~~
		⚫	''Cil et celes qui l'esgardoient''
⚫	Those who looked at him~~<br>~~
		⚫	''L'escharnissoient et gaboient;''
⚫	Mocked and teased him;~~<br>~~

⚫	Unes viez piaus ot afubless,~~<br>~~
⚫	Que trop par ot longes portees;~~<br>~~
⚫	Cil et celes qui l'esgardoient~~<br>~~
⚫	L'escharnissoient et gaboient;~~<br>~~

	[[Category:12th Century\|Armour]]		[[Category:12th Century\|Armour]]

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Most descriptions of armour in 12th C literature are of the finest fantasy armour, but the Lay of [[Graelant]] describes the armour of a knight who is so badly down on his luck that he has sold his charger and even his saddle. Here he is setting out through the town to go hunting: (trans Weingartner)

He had donned an old suit of leather 
Which he had worn much too long. 
Those who looked at him 
Mocked and teased him; 

Unes viez piaus ot afubless, 
Que trop par ot longes portees; 
Cil et celes qui l'esgardoient 
L'escharnissoient et gaboient;

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	Most descriptions of armour in 12th C literature are of the finest fantasy armour, but the Lay of [[Graelant]] describes the armour of a knight who is so badly down on his luck that he has sold his charger and even his saddle. Here he is setting out through the town to go hunting: (trans Weingartner)		Most descriptions of armour in 12th C literature are of the finest fantasy armour, but the Lay of [[Graelant]] describes the armour of a knight who is so badly down on his luck that he has sold his charger and even his saddle. Here he is setting out through the town to go hunting: (trans Weingartner)
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	Cil et celes qui l'esgardoient<br>		Cil et celes qui l'esgardoient<br>
	L'escharnissoient et gaboient;<br>		L'escharnissoient et gaboient;<br>

			[[Category:12th Century\|Armour]]