- In the
Middle Ages, the term
bezant (Old French: besant, from
Latin bizantius aureus) was used in
Western Europe to
describe several gold
coins of the...
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heraldic terms this is a white-fimbriated dark blue pall on a red
field with a
bezant.) The flag was
designed by Yale
University professor Theodore Sizer and...
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Poland Portugal Argent, five
Escutcheons Azure, each
charged with five
Bezants or, crosswise; a
bordure Gules charged with
seven Castles or, all surmounting...
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arranged like a Gr****
cross (1+3+1). Each
smaller shield holds five
white bezants displa**** in the form of a
saltire (2+1+2). The red
bordure is charged...
- the
French besant (d'or),
Italian bisante, and
English besant, byzant, or
bezant. The
English usage,
derived from Old
French besan (pl. besanz), and relating...
- Ensign. Italian-built,
Argus was
formerly the
container ship MV
Contender Bezant. The ship was
requisitioned in 1982 for
service in the
Falklands War and...
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McClure 1988 ATF
Digital Integration Ian Beynon, Neil Coxhead,
Kevin J.
Bezant 1988
Aspar GP
Master Dinamic Software Pedro Sudon, Jose Juan
Garcia Quesada...
- Coat of arms of
House Payne (Chequy
purpure and argent, each
chequer charged with a
bezant)...
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After 1124, the
Franks copied Egyptian dinars,
creating Jerusalem's gold
bezant.
Following the
collapse of the
first kingdom of
Jerusalem in 1187, trade...
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style with Holy
Sepulchre (1162–75). Center:
Kufic gold
bezant (1140–80). Right: gold
bezant with
Christian symbol (1250s). Gold
coins were
first copied...