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Church decoration : a practical manual of appropriate ornamentation (1874)

Practical · London : Published for the author by Frederick Warne & Co., Bedford Street, Strand ; New York : Scribner, Welford and Armstrong · leaf 26

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SYMBOLS AND EMBLEMS. 4 To these we may add the Heraldic Crosses. When a Cross; is mentioned, it is understood to be plain. The Cross Moline was so named from its fancied resem- blance to the arms of a windmill. The Cross Potent rebated is a Cross Potent, with an arm cut off each small cross. i. 2,… … 1. Voided Cross, 5, Cross Fletjrie or Flory, 2. Cross Fitche, 6. The Pope's Cross, 3. Cross Pommee, 7. The Archbishop's. 4. Cross Moline, 8. Cross Potent Kebated,

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