- same as an arbalest). In some cases, the word has been used to
refer to
arbalists, the
people who
actually used the weapon.[citation needed] Ramsey, S****...
- An
arbalist, also
spelled arbelist, is one who
shoots a crossbow. An
extensive list of
archaic words for
medieval crossbowmen is
given by Payne-Gallwey...
- bowstring. "Skane
Lockbow replica (and
making of)". The
Arbalist Guild.com (discussion forums). The
Arbalist Guild.com (discussion forums).
Retrieved 30 August...
- or quarrels. A
person who
shoots crossbow is
called a
crossbowman or an
arbalist (after the arbalest, a
European crossbow variant used
during the 12th century)...
-
narrow aperture in a
fortification for an
archer to
launch arrows or an
arbalist to
launch crossbow bolts. The
earliest use of the
arrowslit was alleged...
- bolt. Such a
design removed the need for
external spanning tools that an
arbalist had to
carry and
simplified the
arming process of the crossbow. With regards...
-
Another class that was
considered for the "ranged attacker" role was the
Arbalist—a
class from
Etrian Odyssey III: The
Drowned City—but due to its high damage...
-
Chinese crossbows. A
crossbowman or crossbow-maker is
sometimes called an
arbalist or arbalest. Arrow, bolt and
quarrel are all
suitable terms for crossbow...
-
Granada Commanders and
leaders Pere de Tona Abu-l-Nuaym
Ridwan Strength 27
arbalist 5,000 hor****
Casualties and
losses 22 dead 1,500
captives Unknown...
-
Mateos (c. 1575 – 15
August 1643) was a
horseback hunter and the prin****l
arbalist of
Philip IV of Spain. In 1634, he aut****d
Origen y
dignidad de la caça...
