Meanings of knightliness in English

In the retrospect, the attack took on a knightliness of devotion.

I recognise in him a magnanimity, a certain knightliness which is very rare.

But your knightliness is due elsewhere; and I commit myself to the fortune of war.

Thy knightliness also I hear praised, and am told that nowhere is a better king.

Old Steadfast, there was no denying, had that knightliness.

All my duty to Heaven, mine honour, my good faith, my knightliness, I must forego.

Nataly had once admired him for his knightliness toward the weakest women and the women underfoot.

I sometimes think that it is Ascher's chivalry, his fine knightliness, which has killed his sense of humour.

Matty is honorably engaged to a man who is a Bayard for knightliness, and that poor Beatrice is jilted.

Of thy knightliness, atone to me for the wrong thou hast done me, and I will avenge it no further.

Vivien was so lost as that goodness, manhood, knightliness, sweet and tall as mountain pines, made no appeal to her.

His admiration of the heroic deeds of the age of chivalry arose from a certain inherent knightliness in his own character.

So unabashed in such a presence, he would be tenacious of his purpose and hold to his vow with unflinching knightliness.

Their spotless blossoms were regarded as symbolising that delicacy of sentiment and blamelessness of life belonging to high courtesy and true knightliness.

But many others, so lost to honour and knightliness were they, performed not their promises, and continued to fight each with the other.

Still, that the knightliness may not be, to your mortification, all on one side, I have thought of something for you to grant.