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User 144 at 03:45, 14 May 2006

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	Decorative circles of [[embroidery]] or woven into [[fabric]] are often called ''rondells'' or ''decorative rondells''.		Decorative circles of [[embroidery]] or woven into [[fabric]] are often called ''rondells'' or ''decorative rondells''.
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User 144 at 11:07, 17 March 2006

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	The word '''rondel''' is derived from [[Old French]] and means 'round' or 'small circle'.		The word '''rondel''' is derived from [[Old French]] and means 'round' or 'small circle'.

	Some [[weapon]]s had ~~guards~~ that were given this name in reference to the circular shape of said guard. Particularly notable here are the [[pole axe]] and the aptly named rondel [[dagger]].		Some [[weapon]]s had [[guard]]s that were given this name in reference to the circular shape of said guard. Particularly notable here are the [[pole axe]] and the aptly named rondel [[dagger]].

	The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.		The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.

	Decorative circles of [[embroidery]] or woven into [[fabric]] are often called rondells or decorative rondells.		Decorative circles of [[embroidery]] or woven into [[fabric]] are often called ''rondells'' or ''decorative rondells''.

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2006-02-13T05:22:16Z

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	The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.		The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.

	Decorative ~~cirlces~~ of ~~mbroidery~~ or woven into fabric are often called rondells or decorative rondells.		Decorative circles of [[embroidery]] or woven into [[fabric]] are often called rondells or decorative rondells.

Tiff at 03:53, 13 February 2006

2006-02-13T03:53:22Z

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	The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.		The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.

			Decorative cirlces of mbroidery or woven into fabric are often called rondells or decorative rondells.

Cian: spelling

2006-02-09T23:57:09Z

spelling

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	The word '''rondel''' is derived from [[Old French]] and means 'round' or 'small circle'.		The word '''rondel''' is derived from [[Old French]] and means 'round' or 'small circle'.

	Some [[weapon]]s had guards that were given this name in reference to the circular shape of said guard. Particularly notable here are the [[pole axe]] and the ~~apatly~~ named rondel [[dagger]].		Some [[weapon]]s had guards that were given this name in reference to the circular shape of said guard. Particularly notable here are the [[pole axe]] and the aptly named rondel [[dagger]].

	The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.		The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.

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The word '''rondel''' is derived from [[Old French]] and means 'round' or 'small circle'.

Some [[weapon]]s had guards that were given this name in reference to the circular shape of said guard. Particularly notable here are the [[pole axe]] and the apatly named rondel [[dagger]].

The [[roundel]] of [[heraldry]] is derived from this word.