- A
barbute (also
termed a
barbuta,
which in
Italian literally means "bearded",
possibly because the
beard of a
wearer would be visible) is a visorless...
-
Nicolae Bărbuță (born 4 May 1937) is a
Romanian volleyball player. He
competed in the men's
tournament at the 1964
Summer Olympics. Evans, Hilary; Gjerde...
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until becoming the
fearsome "Great Company" of some 3,000
barbute (each
barbuta comprised a
knight and a sergeant). The
first mercenary company with an...
- the ch****s. The
latter development was most
pronounced in the
barbute or
barbuta, a
variation of the
sallet that
adopted elements of
classical Corinthian...
- nose
piece merely as a "nasal. However,
Nicolle defines the barbute, or
barbuta, as a "deep form of
bascinet protecting much of the face".
Nicolle (1996)...
- Çelebi Mosque. Four
other mosques, the Subashi, B****, Yola Geldi, and
Barbuta mosques, are now used as
private residences. The Twin
Hamam also survives...
-
while in Moldova, the head of the
Academy of
Sciences of Moldova, Ion
Bărbuţă,
described the
dictionary as a
politically motivated "absurdity". Unlike...
- 1988 The
Camels Anna 1989
Singolo 1990 Atto di
dolore Martina 1993
Bonus malus Valeria 1995 L'uomo
proiettile La
donna barbuta 1997 Porzûs Ada Zambon...
- centuries,
mercenary soldiers were
recruited in
units known variously as
barbuta,
lance or corazza,
consisting of two to six men.
Although it is traditionally...
- Helm or Gleve, and in
various places, a bascinet. In Italy, the term
barbuta was used, and in
England from the late 14th century, men-at-arms were known...
