"poleine" meaning in English

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          "extra": "knee armor",
          "word": "poleyn"
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          "ref": "2008, Jeffrey L. Forgeng, Will Mclean, Daily Life in Chaucer's England, 2nd Edition, ABC-CLIO, page 166",
          "text": "Below the cuisses were knee pieces called poleines, which were half round or slightly pointed in profile, usually with a spade- or kidney-shaped wing on the outside to protect the back of the joint. Articulated at the base of the poleine was a demi-greave, a small plate ...",
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          "extra": "long, pointed toe of a shoe",
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          "ref": "1836, James Robinson Planché, History of British Costume, page 202",
          "text": "No one under the estate of a lord was permitted to wear the indecently-short jackets, gowns, &c. mentioned by Monstrelet, or pikes or poleines to his shoes and boots exceeding two inches in length.",
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          "text": "Below the cuisses were knee pieces called poleines, which were half round or slightly pointed in profile, usually with a spade- or kidney-shaped wing on the outside to protect the back of the joint. Articulated at the base of the poleine was a demi-greave, a small plate ...",
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