Meanings of christian chivalry in English

Had Christian chivalry no demand to make, no claim on him?

Under the weak King of Jerusalem was the very flower of the Christian chivalry.

Is this true history, or a romance of Christian chivalry?

A more indifferent thing; you will laugh, but my enthusiasm was for chivalry, Christian chivalry, half symbolic.

The Crusades, or Holy Wars, the greatest undertakings of the mediæval ages, were predominantly enterprises of the Christian chivalry of Europe.

The flower of Christian chivalry and Christian intelligence went to Palestine to wrest the Holy Sepulchre from the hands of pagan Mohammedans.

But in his presence and mien there was something, which, in the haughtiest conclave of Christian chivalry, would have seemed to tower and command.

With his immense superiority of force he reckoned that if the Christian chivalry would but charge him, the victory of Tiberias would be repeated.

Deprive women of education, and especially of that respect which Christian chivalry inspires, and they cannot rise to be the equal companions of men.

The marques of Cadiz, who thus held possession of Alhama, had a chosen friend and faithful companion-in-arms, among the most distinguished of the Christian chivalry.

Mr. Stead left his prison-doors noisily declaring that the rest of his life should be "devoted to Christian chivalry"-whateverthat majestic dictum may mean.

[In the ballad just presented to the reader, Schiller designed, as he wrote to Goethe, to depict the old Christian chivalry-half-knightly ,half-monastic