Ich habe alles gepostet was für diese Diskusion relevant war. How a man schall be armyd at his ese when he schal fighte on foote He shall have no shirt upon him except for a doublet of fustian lined with satin, cut full of holes. The doublet must be strongly built; the points must be set at the break in the arm in the front and back. To lace the gussets of mail must be sewn onto the doublet also at the break in the arm and at the underarm. The arming points must be made of fine twine like that with which men make strings for crossbows. These points must have tips for lacing. And they must be waxed with leather-workers's [cood?], such that they will neither stretch nor break. And he should wear a pair of hose made of worsted cloth. Around the knees should be wrapped ' bulwarks' of thin blankets to reduce the chafing by the leg harness. He should wear a pair of thick shoes, provided with points sewn on the heel and in the middle of the sole to a space of three fingers. To Arm a Man First you must set the sabatons and tie them to the shoe with small points that will not break. And then the greaves and cuisses over the breeches of mail. Then place the taces upon his hips. And then the breast and backplates, the vambraces and rerebraces {the arm defenses}. And then the gauntlets. Hang the dagger on his right side, his short sword upon his left side in a round ring that it may be lightly drawn. And then put his cote upon his back. The bascinet follows, laced to the cuirass in front and back that it sits just so. And then his long sword in his hand, a small pennant bearing the figure of Saint George or Our Lady in his left hand. Now he is ready to take to the field. What an Appellant shall bring to the field A tent must be put in the field Also a chair Also a basin Also five loaves of bread Also a gallon of wine Also a "messe" of meat or fish Also a board and a pair of trestles to sit his meat and drink on Also a broad cloth Also a knife to cut the meat Also a cup to drink from Also a glass with drink made Also a dozen tresses of arming points Also a hammer and pincers and a bichorn Also a dozen arming nails Also a spear, long sword, short sword and dagger Also a kerchief to [hele] the visor of his bascinet Also a pennant to bear in his hand during his avowing