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whenever any beast of prey has teeth and claws, or any beast of chase (except stags,etc) has horns and hoof, or any bird of prey has beak and talons, of a tincture different from his body, he is said to be armed of such a tincture. Whern the term is applied to arrows, it refers to their heads. When a man is said to be ''armed at all points'', it signifies that he is entirely covered with armor, except his face | whenever any beast of prey has teeth and claws, or any beast of chase (except stags,etc) has horns and hoof, or any bird of prey has beak and talons, of a tincture different from his body, he is said to be armed of such a tincture. Whern the term is applied to arrows, it refers to their heads. When a man is said to be ''armed at all points'', it signifies that he is entirely covered with armor, except his face | ||
| − | ''Elements of heraldry, di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1866'' | + | '''E003''' - ''Elements of heraldry, di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1866'' |
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| + | Said of the claws of lions, griffins, eagles, etc., blazoned of another colour from that of the animals themselves | ||
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| + | '''E008''' - ''Heraldry, english and foreign di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1896'' | ||
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whenever any beast of prey has teeth and claws, or any beast of chase (except stags,etc) has horns and hoof, or any bird of prey has beak and talons, of a tincture different from his body, he is said to be armed of such a tincture. Whern the term is applied to arrows, it refers to their heads. When a man is said to be armed at all points, it signifies that he is entirely covered with armor, except his face
E003 - Elements of heraldry, di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1866
Said of the claws of lions, griffins, eagles, etc., blazoned of another colour from that of the animals themselves
E008 - Heraldry, english and foreign di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1896