is really an independentwork and hardly leans upon Guillimfor more than the compulsory heraldicprecedents—Caption: Yellow— Thiscolour, * * * * * is said to sig-nify wisdom, riches, magnanimity, joy-fulness and elation of mind. ARGENT,— IN the productions of herald-engrav-ers, is expressed by an… … * So far James Ooates in his New Dictionary of Her-aldry. [Authors u.une not in title-page. ] 1 vol. smal 1868.] Heraldry. 265 of expressing the different tinctures inengraving, because they are better adap-ted to that purpose than to the properdisplay of armorial figures to the un-initiated. They…
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