An essay to heraldry in two parts. The first containing ... the body of heraldry: the second, honour civil and military; being a treatise of the nobility and gentry of England ... The whole illustrated with variety of ... sculptures .. (1684)
Blome, Richard, d. 1705 · London, Printed by T.B. for Rich. Blome .. · leaf 47
P* DexUr Tenne, duefor too much boafting of his MartialMs. *°1Bt ta 5;. Argent, a P<wi**» Pw»^ Sanguine, p0mt due to a Coward. £o!nt. 6. Or, a Ptf/»t Campion Tenne, due <^«pio». t0 him that kil,s his Prikmer ^ after he hath yeilded himfelf and craveth Quar* tenCore. 7. Argent, a Gore Sinifler… … HERALDRY Forms ofCHAR GES: On which (^e^ards and Additi-ons of Honour are oft timesplaced in COAT-A1(M0U1(. i. /Allies, zCantonOr. * j Cantoi. VJ 2. Argent, a quarter Azure. Quarter. 3. Sanguine, a Gyron iffiring from the Gyron.Dexter-chief Argent. 4. Ermine, an Efcockeon Gules. Efcoche- 5. Argent…
Heraldry · Nobility
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