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Chevron broken style 1 rompu.png|Guillim's 1611 ''Display'' blazons this chevron, in the Salt family's arms, "rompé or rompu" (Gough's 1847 ''Glossary'' adds alt names "double dancette, or downset"; an 1850 ''Freemasons' Quarterly'' labels it "disjointed or fracted"<!-- and attributes it to "the name of ''Discord''" as canting arms)-->).
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Chevron broken style 2 fracted.png|Pimbley's 1908 ''Dictionary'' has this as "chevron fracted"; Mistholme says it's in Holme's ''Fifteenth Century Book'' in the arms of Fyndarne.
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Chevron broken style 3 rompu.png|Woodward's 1892 ''Treatise'' has such chevrons as a "chevron rompu", borne by Beaumont.
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Chevron broken style 4 fracted.png|Woodward has this as "fracted", borne by Rozier de Linage. Gough calls it "fracted" or "broken"; Mistholme says it's not found in the medieval period.
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Chevron broken style 5 fracted.png|The 1850 ''Freemasons' Quarterly''<!--, volume 1, pages 18-19 and 23,--> labels a chevron like this "fracted or removed of one joint".
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Chevron broken style 6 disjointed.png|Chevrons like this are found in recent illustrations of French coats<!--on Wikimedia Commons-->.
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Chevron broken style 7.png|Chevrons like this are found in recent illustrations of some coats<!--on Wikimedia Commons-->.
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== Bibliografia ==
 
== Bibliografia ==

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Posizione araldica ordinaria

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Attributi araldici

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Sinonimi

Esempi particolari

  • In heraldry, broken ordinaries (especially chevrons) can be represented artistically and described in blazon in various ways:

  • Guillim's 1611 Display blazons this chevron, in the Salt family's arms, "rompé or rompu" (Gough's 1847 Glossary adds alt names "double dancette, or downset"; an 1850 Freemasons' Quarterly labels it "disjointed or fracted").

  • Pimbley's 1908 Dictionary has this as "chevron fracted"; Mistholme says it's in Holme's Fifteenth Century Book in the arms of Fyndarne.

  • Woodward's 1892 Treatise has such chevrons as a "chevron rompu", borne by Beaumont.

  • Woodward has this as "fracted", borne by Rozier de Linage. Gough calls it "fracted" or "broken"; Mistholme says it's not found in the medieval period.

  • The 1850 Freemasons' Quarterly labels a chevron like this "fracted or removed of one joint".

  • Chevrons like this are found in recent illustrations of French coats.

  • Chevrons like this are found in recent illustrations of some coats.

Bibliografia

Traduzioni

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