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King James the fourth bare for his Impress or Device, these Hebrew Characters within a wreath of Lawrel, 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉: The word, IN VIRTUTE TUA. A second Impress he had, viz. An high Rock in the midst of a calm Sea, between two Promontories, or Necks of Land; on the Rock was placed a Column, or Pillar, on whose
Capital stood two Caesars Heads en∣dorsed, and crowned with Garlands of Lawrel, respecting or looking to∣wards the said Promontories. The word, UTRUNQUE.