Plate, vi, [43]; vii, [2], solid armor, as distinguished from the coat of mail, or light chain armor.
Pleasaunce, ii, [30], courtesies; iv, [38]; vii, [4], delight, conversational pleasure.
Point, (1) ix, [41], appoint;
(2) ii, [12], not a whit;
(3) i, [16]; ii, [12], (armed) at all points.
Pollicie, iv, [12], statecraft, cunning.
Portesse, iv, [19], breviary, small prayer-book.
Posterne, v, [52], small private gate behind.
Pouldred, vii, [12], powdered.
Pounces, xi, [19], a hawk's claws.