![]() 7/5 Some Russian shields, serving as panoplies, were added to the French shields. A group of pieces of armour arranged as a kind of trophy or ornament.ġ896 Daily News 5 Mar. 517 Both of the Bears, and Orion, in golden panoply dight.ģ. Lakes (1879) 278 The two lakes, Buttermere and Crummock,_surrounded by a grand panoply of mountains.ġ887 Bowen Æneid iii. 400 Mist_as it grew colder, had settled on the trees_covering every little twig with a panoply of ice.ġ872 Jenkinson Guide Eng. 22 His many-coated panoply against King Death.ġ867 L. 322 Before him lay_the mighty City_gleaming in the sun with its panoply of roofs.ġ856 Kane Arct. 57 Another charm_a panoply, for preserving all persons, while bathing, from the fangs of the crocodiles.ġ850 Merivale Rom. iii, What a panoply of smiles the duchess wears to night.ġ832 Lander Adv. Any splendid enveloping or surrounding array, material or ideal.ġ829 Lytton Devereux iv. Any kind of complete defence, covering, or clothing.Ĭ. ii, Mail'd in the perfect panoply of faith.ī. 464 Napoleon was armed with the panoply of popular rights.ġ884 Tennyson Becket v. 345 Armed himself in panoply complete Of heavenly temper.ġ854 J. ![]() (1669) 245/1 These words present us with another piece in the Christians panoply.ġ784 Cowper Task ii. 4 Patience is the Panoply or whole Armour of the man of God.ġ658 W. 11, 13.ġ576 Fleming (title) A Panoplie of Epistles, Or, a looking Glasse for the vnlearned.ġ650 S. Often with direct allusion to _ _the whole armour of God' in Eph. Complete armour for spiritual or mental warfare. #PANOPLY DEFINED FULL#516 Armed with all the magnificence of the full panoply of the time.Ģ. xix, As all around the lists so wide In panoply the champions ride.ġ839 Longfellow Coplas de Manrique xxxii, Scarf, and gorgeous panoply, And nodding plume.ġ867 Freeman Norm. 243 Three hundred panoplies which were allotted to Demosthenes he brought home with him.ġ813 Scott Trierm. 346 Their short spears and daggers were_ill fitted to make an impression on the Spartan panoply.ġ881 Jowett Thucyd. 78 _1 Encumbered and oppressed, as he will find himself, with the ancient panoply.ġ838 Thirlwall Greece II. 760 Hee in Celestial Panoplie all armd.ġ750 Johnson Rambler No. Which is at best, but a thin linen armour.ġ667 Milton P.L. iv, Iron._ More_Than all your fury, and the panoply-Prac. (In (b) its brightness and splendour are chiefly connoted.)ġ632 B. A complete suit of armour, the _whole armour' of a soldier 1624 Gee Foot out of Snare 24 Let vs_arme our selues with the _ of God.]ġ. 213 As well episcopall as temporall panoplia, or furniture, beseeming both a gentleman, a deane, and a bishop. ![]() ![]() and a latinized form panoplia occur in early use.ġ607 Sir J. panoplie (occurring casually 1551, but adm. _ a complete suit of armour, the full armour of the _, f. ![]()
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