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A treatise on heraldry, British and foreign : with English and French glossaries (1896)

Woodward, John, 1837-1898 · Edinburgh ; London : W. & A.K. Johnston · leaf 89

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resable, thereon five lions rampant argent. ( 63 ) M— L. CHATILLON ; a canton of BEAUMONT, Azureflory, a lion rampant or. M— L. DE LOUE : a canton of BAUSSAY (?). M— L. DE Pacy : a canton of Gavre, Gules, threelions rampant argent, crowned azure. M— L. DE CHALOUYAU : a canton, Gules, a lion… … Fig. 11.—Escucheon of Henri de Ferrieres, 1205, Vol. I., p. 59. CHAPTER TI. MARSHALLING. In the earliest days of Heraldry no one was supposedto have a right to more coats of arms than one, nor didmore than one coat appear upon a heraldic seal. Thehereditary descent of arms was from time to…

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