The handbook of heraldry : with instructions for tracing pedigrees and deciphering ancient mss., also, rules for the appointment of liveries, etc. etc. (1869)
Cussans, John Edwin, 1837-1899 · London : Chatto and Windus · leaf 92
ringing; and, if sejant, Lodged. They areAttired, not armed, of their Tynes, or horns. The Rein-deer is distinguished by having double attires. Birds, The Eagle, on account of its strength, swiftness, andcourage, was considered by the early Heraldsto hold the same position amongst Birds asthe Lion… … 86 HANDBOOK OF HEBALDBY. Heraldry, is Displayed. This term is peculiar to Birds ofPrey; when other Birds (such as the Dove) are representedwith their wings expanded, as in the accompanying example,they are said to be Disclosed. The Heraldic student must bear in mind the differencebetween An Eagle…
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