Definition: Gaseliers are a type of medieval knight's shield, which was commonly worn by knights during the Middle Ages. They were typically made from oak wood and had a curved handle at the front, with a metal plate on the back that allowed for the use of the shield in various ways. The term "gaselier" is derived from the Latin word "gaspellia," which means "sharp blade." Gaseliers were often used as a defensive tool against enemy knights and could be
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