gallowglass造句

• Her dowry consisted of at least 1, 200 gallowglass fighters.
• By at least 1340, his descendants became noted gallowglass in Ireland.
• Joe becomes Sandor's gallowglass, or servant.
• Later, the Scottish Gallowglass MacDonnells and MacAlisters invaded.
• "Gallowglass " wades into everything from menacing terror to sexual ambiguity.
• MacDonald had six sons, and his descendants were noted gallowglass-warriors in Ireland.
• In the poem, ?Cobhthaigh refers to the brothers as heroes and Gallowglass leaders.
• In " Gallowglass,"
• When finally O'Donnells troops did arrive they numbered 400 Gallowglass from all the MacSweeney septs.
• The novel centers around Rod Gallowglass, a SCENT agent, who stumbles across the planet Gramarye.
• A Gallowglass sept, the MacDonnells, became the most powerful in the Glynnes in the 15th century.
• Between the 13th and 17th Century the Gallowglass fought within the Islands of Britain and also mainland Europe.
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• A class of mercenaries known as the Gallowglass dominated warfare in Ireland and Scotland between the 13th and 16th centuries.
• Throughout the Middle Ages in Ireland, gallowglass troops were maintained by Gaelic Irish and Hiberno-Norman lords alike.
• This clan is recorded in 1552, as fighting in army of O'Neill, and described as gallowglass.
• He developed his power base using gallowglass mercenaries, and by 1570 was regarded as the next Mac William 蚾chtar.
• Florence also claimed credit for the killing of Gorey MacSweeney and Morrice Roe, two of Desmond's gallowglass captains.
• Although the English term comes from an Irish plural, Encarta specifies the plural of gallowglass to be " gallowglasses ".
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