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Flamberge (also Floberge , Froberge , and other variations) is a medieval sword. Swung by a number of heroes of chansons de geste romances , the name became a generic name for a large sword.[1]
In earlier texts, the name is usually given as "floberge" or "froberge" (Italian: Fusberta or Frusberta ), but the name developed under the influence of the word "flamber ". Swords by that name are wielded by Renaud de Montauban (and his cousin Maugris ) in The Four Sons of Aymon Antenor in the Roman de Troie Garin le Loherain Galien le Restoré [1]
In early 20th century works, swords of the name were wielded by Dom Manuel of James Branch Cabell 's Biography of the Life of Manuel [2] Prince Valiant .[3] [4]
References [ edit ]
^ Kane, Brian M. (2009). The Definitive Prince Valiant Companion ISBN 9781606993057
^ Bishop, Chris (2016). Medievalist Comics and the American Century ISBN 9781496808530
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