Bensozia Horse Armor A suit of horse armor known as "the burgundian bard" that belonged to king henry viii. "bard" was the general term for horse armor, and this set was given to henry in 1510 by maximilian i whose family hailed from burgundy, hence the name. it was made by guillem margot in 1510 and decorated by paul van vreland. The white horse hill burial, dartmoor it was more than a year ago that i first mentioned the ongoing analysis of finds from a cist burial on whitehorse hill in the midst of dartmoor, the boggy, misty hills of southwestern england.
Bensozia Horse Armor While i was playing elden ring , its use of late medieval renaissance weapon and armor styles made me think about this question.this is a modern reconstruction of 15th century english knight's armor: i took this picture from: bensozia: the armor of dr. tobias capwell (benedante ) while impressive, the preserved suits of armor from the period typically tend to be worn by kings and. Bensozia, the queen of hell, was an archdevil and consort of asmodeus.[1] bensozia was a tall, humanoid she devil with long white hair and large, glistening black eyes. she had scarlet skin, brown hooves in place of feet, and a forked tail. she typically wore loose black robes lined with scarlet silk and a ruby crusted gold diadem.[1] bensozia was utterly loyal to her lord asmodeus, and seemed. Compared to most of the people of history, the vikings acted rather strangely. they were almost absurdly brave, willing to risk everything for adventure and glory; they restlessly sailed all the seas and rivers within their reach, voyaging far beyond anywhere profit might take them; they set up grand memorial stones for those who died on mad foreign adventures but erected no monuments for. Reconstructions of horse trappings from scythian royal burials, 5th century bc. from renate rolle, the world of the scythians.
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