Meanings of bright armour in English

Clad in bright armour of gold, he put on that head-gear.

They were a gallant show to look on, gay with banners and bright armour.

Behind him came Brian de Bois-Guilbert, armed cap-a-pie in bright armour, but looking ghastly pale.

There they saw a knight in bright armour.

I can look on your great stature, and heavy sword, and bright armour now without trembling!

And the third time appeared that number again, all in bright armour, and encountered one another, and so vanished away.

I looked up hastily, and there, standing by my bedside and bending over me, was a gigantic figure in bright armour.

The banners of the nobles and knights floated from the lofty poops, and the sun shone on bright armour and steel weapons.

But after he had sat thus awhile he saw ten people, all in fine attire and bright armour, come riding towards the stone.

With his garland of gold and his bright armour, Duhsaha, though deprived of life, looks resplendent yet, like a white mountain of fire!'

And near her was a knight upon a warhorse of large size, with heavy and bright armour both upon himself and upon his horse.

On nearing the castle, they see "a cloud of dust as from horses' feet, and under it shining shields and bright armour."

Then came foreign soldiers in bright armour and gay vestments, bearing spurs and halberds, setting up their tents, and presently taking them down again.

And the chamberlain said, "Do off your swords now, and your bright armour." "Not so," answered Hagen of Trony; "we will bear these ourselves."

3 As lump of lead, and made dark clouds appear; 4 But when him (all in bright armour clad)

"I am glad he had so much honour," she said, and the shining figure in the bright armour seemed more archangel-like than ever.