1costumehead-covering, cap, hat:
(
MS: c.1250
)
hec capella: chapel
i 424
(TBD)
pillea: hurez, hures, hamuces, huris ou chapews, chapés […]
ii 128
♦
mil.costumecap, helmet:
(
c.1235;
MS: c.1235
)
Deslacent aventailles, heumes e chapeus
1469
(
MS: s.xiii
)
galeas: (A) chapeaus
(var. heumes (L)MS: xiiiex; coyfis (D)MS: xiii/xiv)
ii 44
♦
herald.costume(as an armorial bearing) hat:
(
c.1350;
MS: s.xvin
)
Le Roy de T. porte de azure ové trois chapeaux d’or […]
321
2decor.chaplet, wreath:
(
c.1235;
MS: c.1235
)
(J.C.) Lier se lessa […] A un piler, […] A curune de espines pur chapel capital, En croit le pendirent li Giu desloial
1618
(
1433-34;
MS: c.1449
)
deux potz d’argent doré a ung esmaal sur le couvercle d’une chapel d’encolies et de marguerites
B173
♦
herald.chaplet (garland of heraldic roses):
(
s.xiii;
MS: 1606
)
F.W. porte borel d’argent et d’azure ou trois chapeus de gulez
87.40
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