Hobilarius
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Hobelar — 1) Lightly armed cavalrymen, Irish in origin. First appeared in Edward I s reign in his Scottish wars. (Prestwich, Michael. Armies and Warfare in the Middle Ages: The English Experience, 348) 2) Light horseman armed with knife, sword, and lance.… … Medieval glossary
Hobilar — ♦ Unarmoured spearmen or archers mounted on a poor breed of horse and used as scouts and despatch riders. (Wise, Terence. Medieval Warfare, 249) Related terms: Hobilarius, Hobelar … Medieval glossary
Hobyn — ♦ A hobby a small horse or middle sized pony from Ireland, introduced into England and Scotland towards the end of the thirteenth century. By the fifteenth century the term sometimes denoted a small pacing horse or ambler. (see Ambulatorius).… … Medieval glossary
Hobi — ♦ A hobby a small horse or middle sized pony from Ireland, introduced into England and Scotland towards the end of the thirteenth century. By the fifteenth century the term sometimes denoted a small pacing horse or ambler. (see Ambulatorius).… … Medieval glossary
Hobin — ♦ A hobby a small horse or middle sized pony from Ireland, introduced into England and Scotland towards the end of the thirteenth century. By the fifteenth century the term sometimes denoted a small pacing horse or ambler. (see Ambulatorius).… … Medieval glossary
