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11MILITES Gladii — apud Arnoldum Lubec. l. 7. c. 9. appellantur, qui, ad imitationem Templariorum, Christi militiae sese dedentes, professionis suae signum in forma gladii, quôpro Deo certabant, in vestibus suis praeferebant …
12MILITES Rotundi — nummi, volgo Ridders, dicti in LL. Opstalbomicis c. 21 …
13Milites castri — Au XIe siècle, chaque grand seigneur, pour renforcer son contrôle sur la seigneurie, va s entourer de liens vassaliques. Il a en effet besoin d hommes, de professionnels de la guerre : les bellatores ou milites. Pour s assurer de leurs… …
14Milites Templi — La bula Milites Templi (Soldados del Temple) fue promulgada por el papa Celestino II en 1144 con el objeto de incrementar los privilegios de la Orden de los Templarios. En ella se ordenaba al clero la protección de los caballeros de la Orden y a… …
15Milites — (Singular miles) The Latin term for men at arms, or soldier used to cover what later became known as knights in English, Chevaliers in French, Caballero in Spanish, and Ritter in German. It seems to have come into use during the 10th century,… …
16milites — /mibtiyz/ Knights …
17milites — /mibtiyz/ Knights …
18milites — Knights who formed a part of the royal army, in virtue of their feudal tenures. See 1 Bl Comm 404 …
19Milites Christi Prussiae — Emblem Die Brüder von Dobrin (Dobrzyń nad Wisłą) (Lat. fratribus militiae Christi in Prussia) war ein Ritterorden, der auf Initiative des polnischen Herzogs Konrad von Masowien zum Schutz des masowischen Kernlands von Bischof Christian von Oliva… …
20Milites feoffati — Lit. enfeoffed knights . Term used in the records for the knights holding of a lord who owed him military service. They were the knights of an *honour …
