From Mediaeval Sword to Renaissance Rapier
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https://doi.org/10.3989/gladius.1963.206Abstract
THE sword types of the Middle Ages proper are not numerous. They are assembled chiefly about two main types: the sword with the brazil-nutshaped pommel and the sword with the disc-or wheel pommel. In both main groups there are numerous variations olf the pommel forms, with a certain amount of typological sequence, intermediate forms and special forms.
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