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Jambes

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n. pl.1.(Ancient Armor) In the Middle Ages, armor for the legs below the knees, usually having front and back pieces; called also greaves.


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13) Christendom does not listen, of course, and falls gravely ill: Ha la teste, a l'ayde, a l'ayde Les espaules, les bras, et reins, Les piedz, les jambes, et les mains, Helas je ne scay plus que faire, N'a qui aller: pour me reffaire Je vueil avoir des medecines.
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In 1996, the council decided to improve the quality of the public spaces in the centre of the city, and to set up a proper link with Jambes, the town over the river.
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qui est entre les jambes de Bootes, constellation Septentrionale"
Tyard's Graphic Metamorphoses: Figuring the Semiosic Drift in the ... by CAMPO, ROBERTO E. / Renaissance Quarterly
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