| lance |
The small unit that surrounded a knight when we went into battle during the 14th and 15th centuries. A lance might have consisted of one or two squires, the knight himself, one to three men-at-arms, and possibly an archer. Lances were often combined under the banner of a higher ranking nobleman to form companies of knights that would act as an ad-hoc unit.
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| lance-ovate m. |
ash-leaf m.
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| lance-ovate p. |
ash-leaf macule
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| lance-ovate s. |
ash-leaf macule
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| Lancefield c. |
a serologic classification of the hemolytic streptococci, based on extraction and examination by a precipitin technique of group-specific carbohydrate antigens contained in the cell wall. Groups A through O have been established.
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