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Arcubus

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Ar´cu`bus
n.1.See Arquebus.
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Describing the military games of Arpad's army at "the city of Attila" (Obuda), Anonymous writes: [O]mnes milites Hungarie ante presentiam ducis fete cottidie super dextrarios suos sedendo cum elipeis et lanceis maximum turnamentum faciebant, et alii iuvenes more paganismo cum arcubus et sugitiis ludebant ("All the Hungarian warriors engaged, in the presence of the prince, in daily tournaments on their war-horses and using shields and lances.
Eastern Europe and the cultural poetics of the chivalric tournament ... by Sager, Alexander / Germano-Slavica
 
 
 
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