age of chivalry

Take your children to the age of chivalry and beyond with these top family days out.

With regard to Renata, the age of chivalry is dead.

The age of chivalry cannot be over, or the sexes have changed their ground."

But the age of chivalry is gone.

"Alison's mummy and I took one look at each other, and from then on the age of chivalry was dead", he explains.

Barthelme's Arthur has, in fact, outlived the age of chivalry by over half a millennium.

The warrior's armor was from the age of chivalry, glinting silver and black in a hundred tiny shapes.

When we see a man dramatically lamenting in a publication intended to be believed that "The age of chivalry is gone!

'He wouldn't cooperate at first,' said Peter grimly, returning with the coffee tray, 'just in case you think the age of chivalry is dead.

William the Marshal was a knight-errant in the first age of chivalry, a great tournament man when tournaments were beginning to be civilized.

An age of chivalry.

The rules of warfare date to at least the age of chivalry, and their modern versions have been encoded for most of this century.

Our slim romantic friend was turning into a professional soldier, the kind of knight the Middle Ages must have produced in the age of chivalry.

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The period was the golden age of chivalry in Chinese history, as described in the historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

But in "The Age of Chivalry" objects of the greatest beauty and rarity are stage-managed with a panache that the academy has never attempted before.

Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary in Downton Abbey, laments the end of the age of chivalry.

Even in his fiction, there is a notable bias, in his dramatisation of history, toward romanticising the age of chivalry and glorifying "the good old times".

Earlier this year, Michelle Dockery, who plays Lady Mary, said Downton Abbey was set in an age of chivalry, which has since disappeared.

In contrast to the familiar British Arthurian romances, there is no suggestion in von dem Turlin's work that the age of chivalry is doomed.

This image, in reaction to a world dominated by Enlightenment rationalism in which reason trumped emotion, expressed a romantic view of a Golden Age of chivalry.

MOST PEOPLE associate Malta with crenelated castles and the age of chivalry rather than any contribution to musical culture.

"It's a poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson," McCoy said, "about a man who spent his entire life yearning after the age of chivalry in days of yore."

Set against the background of the Thirty Years' War, Das Deutsche Herz gives a vivid impression of the age of chivalry in its decline.

Like the Linlithgow structure, the Forework was probably intended more for show, evoking the "age of chivalry", than for defence, as it would have offered little protection against contemporary artillery.