- years. The
first recorded excavations –
carried out by
Harold Picton and W.
Bezant Lowe – were
begun in 1906,
before a
delay caused them to
briefly abandon...
-
Restormel Castle in 1353. The arms of the
Duchy are
blazoned sable,
fifteen bezants.
These arms were
designed in the 15th century,
based on the arms of Richard...
- from Old Fr.
boivre [to drink],
compare modern Fr. Wikt:breuvage) bevy
bezant bezel bezique bias
bibelot bibliophile bice (short form of Fr. bleu bis...
- The coat of arms of the duke of
Cornwall is
blazoned as sable,
fifteen bezants, that is, a
black field bearing fifteen golden discs. The arms are now...
-
official London Gazette as Earl
Kitchener (and not Earl
Kitchener of Khartoum).
See:
London Gazette: no. 28863. p. 6171. 4
August 1914.
Retrieved 2011-08-18...
- 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...
- Sir
Richard Weston (d. 1541) bore as arms: Ermine, on a
chief azure five
bezants,
whilst his rebus, displa**** many
times in
terracotta plaques on the walls...
-
recognised Manuel as his overlord,
while other scholars such as
Andrew Jotischky see the
relationship as one of
Byzantine protection of
Orthodox Christians in...
-
Latin Emperor of
Constantinople Gules, a
cross or
cantonned by four
bezants, each
bezant charged with a
cross or and
cantonned by four
crosslets or, then...
- peacefully, and that
Saladin would free
seven thousand men for 30,000
bezants; two
women or ten
children would be
permitted to take the
place of one...
