Clifford, C. R. (Chandler Robbins), 1858-1935 · New York, Clifford & Lawton · leaf 228
ividedand bent back on both sides so as to form a crook. Cross (Clechee).—A cross voided so that the field of theescutcheon is visible. The limbs of this cross expand slightlyfrom the centre towards the extremities, which latter are orna-mented each with three pearls. Cross (Corded).—A cross the… … CROSSLET EGUISCE FITCH6 GREEK GRINGOL^E LATIN MALTESE; -2 26 IHRIOn ni.CORATIOX. Cross (Crosslet).—In this cross each of the limbs is crossedagain at a short distance from the end. It is a very commoncharge. It may be described as four Greek crosses joinedtogether ])y a square. Cross (Eguisce).—In…
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