palladiont

[NL., metal) = Pg. It. palladio, embroidery or heraldic An Urn of Gold was brought, Wrapt in soft Purple Palls , and richly wrought, In which the Sacred Ashes were interr'd. IMG:content-2180.png:[blocks in formation] within are three tombs, all covered with magnificent Macaulay, in Trevelyan, I. 326. palls embroidered in gold with verses from the (b) A canopy. Ther is no prince preuyd vndir palle , But I ame moste myghty of all; Nor no kyng but he schall come to my call, Nor grome that dare greue me for golde. York Plays , p. 308. Four Knights of the Garter.. holding over Her Majesty a rich pall of silk and cloth of gold. First Year of a Silken Reign, p. 251. To knock; knock down; beat; thrust. And with the ferste plaunke ich palle hym doune. Piers Plowman (C), xix. 34. Thai mell it with the mirmydons, that maisturles were, Put hom doun prestly, pall it hom thurgh. Destruction of Troy (E. E. T. S.), 1. 11132. pall4, n. See pawl . pall pall5 (pal), n. [ pal , a small tent, also a sail, a dam, dike, ✔ pā , protect.] In India, a small tent made by stretching canvas or cotton stuff over a ridge-pole support- ed on uprights.