Since we completed our book and sent it out for publication, we have discovered new interesting sources for the pas d'armes. Rosalind Brown-Grant has translated these sources which concern (1) four pas d'armes that took place in 1446-47 in the courtly milieu of Anjou under the aegis of Duke René and (2) two pas d'armes that were held in 1484 in Paris at the court of the newly crowned King Charles VIII. They are freely accessible on the website of Liverpool University Press and should be considered as a supplement to our Casebook:
Supplementary source 1
Supplementary source 2

For everybody accessible now! In order to make the data used in our book, website and virtual exhibition more accessible to both scholars and the general public, we have created an online database. It contains most of the details of all pas d’armes held between c.1420 and c.1520 (e.g. exact dates and locations, names of entrepreneurs and challengers, composition of teams, type of combat, theatrical scenario, ephemeral architecture, guests and spectators, etc.). The database can be searched by Events, i.e. all pas d’armes as they are normally called in the sources or secondary literature; Participants, i.e. all people involved in the pas d’armes as combatants,  judges, spectators, guests, etc.; Locations, i.e. all towns, villages, castles and other places where the events took place; and Sources, i.e. all archival, manuscript and published sources which we used to create the database.