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- quoted inventory of the armaments of Louis X, le Hutin, King of France; for among the various apparel appears:— Item, uns pans et uns bras de jazeran d'acier.
Item, un jazeran d'acier.
Item, une couverture de jazeran de fer (horse armour). Item, 3 paires de couvertures gamboisées des armes le roy et unes indes jazeguenée.
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Fig. 533. From the figure of St. George at Prague
Showing body armour that could be classed as jazerant Hradschin Palace, Prague
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Fig. 534. Jazerant half armour
Made for Francesco Maria I della Rovere, Duke of Urbino. The work of the brothers Negroli of Milan, about 1530 Imperial Armoury, Vienna
The last item shows the use of the word as an adjective; for, though we have the three pairs of horse housings, quilted in the manner of the gambeson, the word jazeguenée indicates they were made after the fashion of the jazerant.