Meanings of gonfalon in English

Billy, Pete, and Frank joined them, each fluttering a brilliant silk gonfalon.

The black and yellow gonfalon of Lucifer is indispensable in any spiritual picture.

The gonfalon, or great banner of the city, was displayed with the utmost pomp.

In their midst was guarded the royal Dragon, that was the king's own gonfalon.

Your resplendent gonfalon, if I may so express myself, has ever been Victory's chosen perch.

The tallest and the stoutest of the Border men bore the gonfalon of the Lord of the Tournament.

The company hurtled on, till they drew to the golden eagle which was the gonfalon of the emperor.

Raise the gonfalon of the most holy Cross, for with the fragrance of the Cross you shall win peace.

Raise swiftly, "Babbo," the gonfalon of the most holy Cross, and you will see the wolves become lambs.

He registered a vow to set a watch on this solicitous cousin who offered so readily to bear his gonfalon.

Is Tara Boom-de-aye the battle-hymn and the theater hat the blazing gonfalon of him who strove with Omnipotence for universal empire?

Remember your promise to seek at your cousin's hand the gonfalon, and may God and His blessed Saints prosper your Excellency.

But it was some time yet before I could decipher the image on the gonfalon streaming in the breeze above the Signiory.

But here there is no gonfalon, no golden chain of office, no velvet doublet, cloak, and rapier, no guards with arquebuss or polished crossbow.

And the bearings of the said gonfalons were these.

Countless banners, pennons, and gonfalons flaunted in the breeze from the masts and riggings of his many galleys.