- from
which name the word is
ultimately derived,
appearing in
English as "
baudekin" and
other spellings.
Matthew Paris records that
Henry III of
England wore...
-
cloth from Baghdad, from
which name the word is derived, in
English as
baudekin and
other spellings.
Matthew Paris records that
Henry III of
England wore...
-
known by
different names such as ciclatoun, tartarium,
naques or nac,
baudekin or
baldachin (Bagdad), and tissue, and
typically incorporated gold threads...
-
short spear or weapon, in
Irish called, a
Baudekin, he was, from that cir****stance, surnamed,
Buaidh Baudekin, of the
victory of the Bodkin,
which name...
- her
during the anointing. The
canopy was to be made of gold "cloth of
baudekin"
lined with silk s****net, but
crimson satin embroidered with gold was...
-
vestry were five copes, one of
crimson velvet with
baudekin (a
luxurious cloth), one of gold
baudekin, one of
violet silk, one of
green silk with birds...
