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▪ I. moton Antiq.
[Origin obscure.]
Some portion of the armour of the 15th century.
Its place in the list suggests that it may be the plate often figured as attached to the rerebrace to protect the armpit. See Visct. Dillon The Besague or Moton in Archæol. Jrnl. LXIV. 15 ff.
c1470Abilmentis for Justus [i.e. Jousts] of Pees (Lansd. MS. 285, fol. 9 b; also in Hastings MS., Archæologia LVII), A rerebrace. A Moton. A vambrace and a gaynepayne [etc.]. 1824Meyrick Anc. Armour III. Gloss., Moton, a piece of armour used in the time of Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III, and appears to have been for the protection of the right armpit. 1846in Fairholt Costume Gloss.
▪ II. moton(e
obs. forms of mouton, mutton. |