🌲 Legends of the conquest of Spain, Terror of the Country.—roderick Rouses Himself to Arms., sentence 28

The Gothic nobles appeared in burnished armour, curiously inlaid, and adorned with chains and jewels of gold, and ornaments of precious stones, and silken scarfs, and surcoats of brocade, or velvet richly embroidered; betraying the luxury and ostentation with which they had declined from the iron hardihood of their warlike sires.

Who acts: Gothic nobles, noble · What happens: appear, burnish, inlay, adorn, velvet, embroider · To what, where: ornaments, burnished armour, luxury, iron hardihood

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