gallowglasses造句

• Members of the family were noted gallowglasses in Ireland at about this time.
• Gallowglasses fought in formations fashioned to counteract the devastating charge of such knights.
• Shakespeare uses the form " gallowglasses " in the play " Macbeth ".
• There a battalion of kern and a battalion of gallowglasses of the people of Ua Ruairc overtook him.
• The annal entries noting this man are the last sources to specifically note Clann Ruaidhr?gallowglasses in Ireland.
• Although the English term comes from an Irish plural, Encarta specifies the plural of gallowglass to be " gallowglasses ".
• Others with Calvagh were his son Con and Walter McSweeney who had brought two companies of gallowglasses of the McSweeneys of Fanad.
• Images of gallowglasses fighting as mercenaries in European mainland armies were sketched by D黵er in 1521 and later by French and Dutch artists.
• Although first specifically recorded in the last decade of the thirteenth century, gallowglasses were almost certainly utilised at least a generation before.
• The transaction appears to date to before 1346, at about the time members of Clann Ruaidhr?were operating as gallowglasses in Ireland.
• Despite the increased use of firearms in Irish warfare, gallowglasses remained an important part of Mallow in County Cork as late as 1645.
• In time there came to be many native Irish gallowglasses as the term came to mean a type of warrior rather than an ethnic designation.
• According to one set of annals, seven score gallowglasses of a certain " " Mac Ruaidri " " were slain in the encounter.
• Matha son of Giolla 蚾sa ?Raighilligh, king of Br閕fne, was killed, together with gallowglasses, at Achadh na Corra by the Teallach D鷑chadha.
• According to the " Annals of Connacht ", seven score gallowglasses of a certain " " Mac Ruaidri " " were slain in the encounter.
• The importation of gallowglasses into Ireland was a major factor in containing the Anglo-Norman invasion of the 12th century, as their ranks stiffened the resistance of the Irish lordships.
• Along with two young men as support and friends on top to assist or fight this could easily have numbered over 5, 000 current and future gallowglasses coming into the area.
• In September, 1583, a fugitive with the Earl, he was surprised on Sliabh Luachra by Lord Roche's gallowglasses, and handed over to the Earl of Ormond.
• As the Elizabethan conflict in Ireland proceeded to its culmination in the Lord Deputy Russell advocated it, and gallowglasses had been employed in the early years of Elizabeth's reign.
• The aforesaid apparent reference to Mac Scelling by " La Geste des Engleis en Yrlande " could be evidence that he had taken up residence in Ireland like later gallowglasses.