Differenze tra le versioni di "Cross"
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* [[Cross-crosslet crossed]] | * [[Cross-crosslet crossed]] | ||
* [[Cross crossed]] | * [[Cross crossed]] | ||
| − | * [[Cross | + | * [[Cross degraded and conjoined]] |
* [[Cross patée]] or [[Cross formée]] | * [[Cross patée]] or [[Cross formée]] | ||
* [[Cross potent]] | * [[Cross potent]] | ||
Versione delle 23:18, 17 mar 2019
Inglese
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the plainest form has been already given as an ordinary. This form, with many of the following, may be drawn with all the lines of division, as engrailed, raguly, etc; and also couped, voided, parted, etc.
The following list comprises the forms commonly used in English Heraldry:
- Cross Avellane
- Cross-crosslet
- Cross-crosslet crossed
- Cross crossed
- Cross degraded and conjoined
- Cross patée or Cross formée
- Cross potent
- Cross bourdonnée or pomel
- Cross bottonnée
- Cross pointed or Cross urdée
- Cross clechée
- Cross moline
- Cross patonce
- Cross fleury
- Cross fourchée
- Cross miller
- Cross Maltese
- Cross of four ermine spots
- Cross Tau or Cross of St, Anthony
- Cross Patriarchal
- Cross Calvary
- Cross voided
- Cross raguly
Elements of heraldry, di William H. Whitmore - edito a New York nel 1866