diversions, was one of the four knights, and bore the title of NobleCueur Loyal. The other three were William Earl of Devonshire, whose titlewas Bon Vouloir; Sir Edward Nevile, who was Vaillant Dcsijr; and SirThomas Knevet, who, according to Hollingshed who has given a detailedaccount of the… … knights also rode under rich pavilions, and the pages and attendants were allin splendid costumes, many of them powdered in a similar manner. Ahundred and sixty-eight gentlemen followed the pavilions on foot; and twelve* children of honour came after them on rich coursers. The Roll represents the…
Middle Ages · Costume · Decoration and ornament, Medieval
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