The third omen is, if wolves thou hearest howl under the ash-boughs, it will victory to thee announce over helmed warriors, if thou seest them go before thee.
Three troops of maidens; though one maid foremost rode, bright, with helmed head.
She that helmed was in starke stours [fierce conflicts].
Eric and black-helmed Skallagrim were stalking up the length of that great hall.
Then Gudruda sang this song: "Up to Mosfell, battle eager, Rode helmed Brighteyen to the fray.
Why among helmed men Could I always tell you by your long strong arms, And sway like an angel's in your saddle there?
On him Orlando came and smote him just Where with thehelmed head confined the bust.
It is helmed with ancient wisdom, and the long remembered thought, That liveth when dead is the iron, and its very rust but nought.
I see the fire-raisers and iron-helmed they are, Brown-faced about the banners that their hands have borne afar.
Their men-at-arms are well dight and for the most part in one way: they are helmed with iron, and have iron on their breasts and reins, and bear long shields that cover them to the knees.
King Media's slumbers were like the helmed sentry's in the saddle.
But no tall brass-helmed legionnaire Haunts it for me.
His daughter then was possessed by brazen-helmed Hector.
Provident Jove, indeed, had clandestine intercourse with Laodamia, and she brought forth godlike, brazen-helmed Sarpedon.
Kill it; and through all the rest of your life, what was once dreadful is your armor, and you are clothed with that conquest for every other, and helmed with its crest of fortitude for evermore.
The coins of the Lucanian Heracleia give a fair representation of the helmed Athena, as imagined in later Greek art, with the embossed Scylla.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "helmed" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
