Sir Reginald d’Escouvenort

First appears: Book 1, Chapter 29

Life events

• Sir Reginald d’Escouvenort pulled the Lord of Montmorency from the combat and made him prisoner.(Book 1, Chapter 29)
  • With: Lord of Montmorency
  • “However, the Lord of Montmorency remained his prisoner;”
• The Germans captured fourscore gentlemen during the fight.(Book 1, Chapter 29)
  • With: Lord of Rauderondenc
  • “The Lord of Montmorency remained his prisoner; and the Germans fought so well, that they maintained their ground, and made fourscore gentlemen prisoners.”

Book 1, Chapter 29

• with Lord of Montmorency (Reginald drew Montmorency out of the combat; Montmorency subsequently became his prisoner.) “But Sir Reginald d’Escouvenort, knowing the banner of Montmorency, under which the knight was, with sword in hand, dealing his blows about him, came up on his right hand, and, with his left hand seizing the reins of his horse, stuck spurs into his own, and drew him out of the combat.”

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