Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 468
e two knights, alongside, in Fig. 2,are incased in somewhat less elaborate iron suits,though they also belong to the age of splendidarmor. In those days of hard hitting with ax and lance,alike in tournament and in battle, the head andthe breast generally received the stoutest blowsand needed to be… … BRONZE STATUES AT THE TOMB OK MAXIMILIAN I., REPRESENTING ARTHUR OF BRITAIN, THEODEOBERT OF BURGUNDY,ERNEST OF AUSTRIA, AND THEODORIC, KING OF THE OSTROGOTHS. 933 OLD TIME ARMS AND ARMOR. [October, for protecting the back of the neck ; the bascinet,or helmet with a pointed visor, and another…
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