PI. X. When more than four Lions occur in the same composition,they are termed Lioncels. In this case, the animals are almostinvariably Eampant. When charged upon an Ordinary, eventwo or three Lions would be entitled Lioncels—as in the chevron. of the CoBHAMS; No. 377, PI. XXV!^ The Shield, No.… … » No. 198.—England.TliG Crown and Shield of the time of Henry III. which is thus blazoned: Azure, a Bend arg., cotised and betweensix Lioncels or: Nos. 201, 397, and PI. XX. Amongst theother celebrated names with which the Lion is associated asan heraldic charge, are Percy, De Laci, Fitz Alan,…
Heraldry
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