Heraldry of the church: a handbook for decorators (1911)
Dorling, E. E. (Edward Earle) · London : A. R. Mowbray & co., ltd. · leaf 174
f the silver fesse is drawn so that itoccupies about a third of the shield theroses (four of them silver on the red ofthe field, the other two red upon the silverfesse) can be disposed in a regular andagreeable pattern somewhat after the man-ner of a wreath. The shield then servesto remind us of a… … S. BARNABAS 164 Heraldry of the Church S. BoTOLPH. June 17 Barry yoavy silver and azure a chevronsable with its point ending in a cross. Botolph, the hermit-abbot of the fencountry, is famous as the pioneer of theBenedictine order in England. At sometime in the seventh century he, with thegoodwill…
Church decoration and ornament · Heraldry, Sacred
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