noun

Foot soldiers.

Foot soldiers.

1. Silver mark.
2. 1 silver-alloy mark = 19 libras. [Pedro, ch. 11: 29-30]
3. 1 silver mark = 14 libras.

1. Artillery piece, cannon, small cannon.

1. Coat of plates; plate armour.
2. Armour made of iron or steel plates shaped as a flouder, the fish, solha in Portuguese.

1. Bascinet, basinet.
2. Oval-shaped metal helmet forming a point toward the top of the head. It often had a visor which could have a pointed shape too and could be opened upwards or sideways by swinging on pivots.

1. Square tower.
2. Tower with a cubic shape.

1. Raid.
2. Campaign. [Pedro, ch. 36: 29]

1. Belfry, siege engine, siege tower. [Fernando, ch. 20; João2, chs. 12, 135]
2. Wooden tower normally used in attacking city walls. (CW)
3. See Ian Barnes, The Historical Atlas of Knights and Castles (New York: Chartwell Books, 2007), p. 222 and 226.