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English name for the crossbow, 16th century.
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| Lepa |
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A bow, Newan, Nepal.
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A stiff bow of bamboo or whalebone spanned by a heavy chain with loosely attached iron plates. Used in for training in India, the training could tell with the archers stopped practicing by the lack of noise.
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Pa-na: An arrow, Sunbanum of Mindanae.
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| Limb |
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Part of the bow from the riser (handle) to the tip.
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A self bow, usually the height of the user, preferably made of yew and made famous by the English at Cresy, Poiters and Agincourt.
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To release the string of a bow to propel an arrow towards it's target.
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Bow, Sanchuan, China.
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