Analogia honorum, or, A treatise of honour and nobility, according to the laws and customes of England collected out of the most authentick authors, both ancient and modern : in two parts : the first containing honour military, and relateth to war, the second, honour civil, and relateth

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Analogia honorum, or, A treatise of honour and nobility, according to the laws and customes of England collected out of the most authentick authors, both ancient and modern : in two parts : the first containing honour military, and relateth to war, the second, honour civil, and relateth

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Logan, John, 17th cent.

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London :: Printed by Tho. Roycroft ...,

1677.

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Heraldry.

Nobility -- Great Britain.

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Contents

• title page
• illustration
• THE FIRST PART; OR Honour Military.
  • CHAP. I.
    • Of War, and the Causes thereof.
    • Of Souldiers.
    • Of Ambassadors or Legats.
    • Of War, and the natural Inclinati∣ons of the English to it.
    • Of Captains General, Marshals, and other chief Commanders.
• THE SECOND PART; OR Honour Civil: AND Treateth of the Nobility and Gentry, according to the Laws and Customes of England.
  • CHAP. I.
    • Of Honour General and Particular.
    • Of Gentry, and bearing of Arms.
    • Principles of Honour and Vertue that every Gentleman ought to be endowed with.
    • Of Precedency.
  • OF THE KING, OR MONARCH OF Great Britain. CHAP. II.
  • OF THE PRINCE. CHAP. III.
  • OF DUKES. CHAP. IV.
    • The form of a Patent of the Duke of York, tempore Ia∣cobi.
    • Ceremonies to be observed in the Creation of a Duke.
  • OF MARQUISSES CHAP. V.
  • OF EARLES. CHAP. VI.
    • Injuries done to the Name and Honour of a Nobleman.
  • OF VISCOUNTS. CHAP. VII.
  • OF THE Lords Spiritual. CHAP. VIII.
    • Priviledges belonging to the Bi∣shops are as followeth.
  • OF BARONS. CHAP. IX.
    • The Definition or Description of a Baron.
    • The Etymology of the Name of Baron.
    • The Antiquity of the Dignity of Barons, and the sundry uses of the Name.
    • The Tenor and proper signifi∣cation of the word Baron.
  • CHAP. X. Barons by Tenure.
  • CHAP. XI. Barons by VVrit, which is the second kind of Barons menti∣oned in the former Division of Barons.
    • Question.
    • The first Argument, Whether a Barony by Writ may descend?
    • The second Argument.
    • The second Argument.
    • The first Argument contra.
    • The Second Argument contra.
    • The Third Argument contra.
    • The third Point.
  • CHAP. XII. Barons by Patent, which is the third kind of Barons menti∣oned in the former Division of Barons.
    • Question.
    • Answer.
  • PRIVILEDGES Incident to the NOBILITY According to the Laws of England. CHAP. XIII.
    • Certain Cases wherein a Lord of the Parliament hath no priviledge.
  • NOBILITY AND LORDS IN REPUTATION ONLY. CHAP. XIV.
  • OF THE QUEEN CONSORT, AND OF NOBLE WOMEN. CHAP. XV.
    • Of Noble VVomen.
    • Ladies in Reputation.
  • OF KNIGHTHOOD IN GENERAL CHAP. XVI.
  • KNIGHTS Of the most Noble Order of the Garter, OR St GEORGE. CHAP. XVII.
  • OF Knights Bannerets. CHAP. XVIII.
  • OF BARONETS. CHAP. XIX.
    • By the King. THE INSTRUCTIONS Within mentioned to be observed by Our COMMISSIONERS WITHIN NAMED.
    • THE PRECEDENT OF THE PATENT OF Creation of Baronets.
    • A CATALOGUE OF THE Baronets of England ACCORDING To their Creations from the first Institution to the last; with their Seats and Titles expressed in their Patents, Anno 9. Ia∣cobi Regis, 1611.
  • KNIGHTS OF THE BATH. CHAP. XX.
  • OF Knights Batchelors, With what is incident to that Degree of KNIGHTHOOD According to the Laws of England. CHAP. XXI.
    • Observations concerning Knights Batchelors.
    • Of Degrading of Knights.
  • KNIGHTS OF THE Round Table. CHAP. XXII.
  • KNIGHTS OF THE THISTLE, OR OF St. Andrew in Scotland. CHAP. XXIII.
  • ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD Which are or were Instituted in PALESTINE AND OTHER Parts of ASIA. CHAP. XXIV.
    • Knights of the Holy Sepulchre in Ierusalem.
    • Knights Hospitallers of St. John Baptist in Jerusalem, called Knights of the Rhodes, now of Malta.
    • Knights Templars.
    • Knights of St. Lazarus.
    • Knights of St. Bass.
    • Knights of St. Katharine at Mount Sinai.
    • Knights of the Martyrs in Pale∣stine.
    • ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD IN SPAIN.
      • Knights of the Oak in Navarr.
      • Knights of the Lilly in Na∣varr.
      • Knights of the Band.
      • Knights of the Dove in Castile.
      • Ordo de la Scama in Castile.
      • Knights of the Lilly in Aragon.
      • Knights of Mount-joy.
      • Knights of Acon, or Acres.
      • Knights of St. James in Galicia.
      • Knights of St. Saviour in Ara∣gon.
      • Knights of St. Julian de Pereyro, or of Alcantara.
      • Knights of Calatrava in Castile.
      • Knights of Truxillo, or Trugillo.
      • Knights of our Lady, and of St George of Montesa in Valen∣cia
      • Knights of St. Mary de Merced in Aragon.
      • Knights of the Rosary in Tole∣do
    • ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD IN FLANDERS.
      • Knights of the Golden Fleece, called Toizon d'Or.
    • ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD IN PORTUGAL.
      • Knights d'Avis.
      • Knights of the Wing of St. Mi∣chael.
      • Knights of St. James.
      • Knights of Christ.
    • ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD IN FRANCE.
      • Knights of Iesus Christ.
      • Knights of the Passion of Iesus Christ.
      • Knights of the blessed Virgin Ma∣ry of Mount Carmel.
      • Knights of St. Michael.
      • Knights of St. Esprit, or of the Holy Ghost.
      • Knights of the Order of the Genet.
      • Knights of the Crown Royal a∣mongst the Frizons.
      • Knights of our Lady of the Star.
      • Knights of the Thistle of Bour∣bon.
      • Knights of the Porcupine.
      • Knights of the Croissant of An∣jou.
      • The Order of the Ermine in Bre∣tagne.
    • DEGREES OF KNIGHTHOOD IN ITALY.
      • Knights of St. Mary the Glo∣rious.
      • Knights of the Holy Ghost in Saxia at Rome.
      • The Constantinian Angelick Knights of St. George which was formerly in Greece.
      • Knights of St. Peter at Rome.
      • Knights of St. George at Rome.
      • Knights of St. Paul at Rome.
      • Knights called Pios at Rome.
      • Knights of Loretto.
      • Knights of the glorious Virgin Ma∣ry of Rome.
      • Knights of Iesus at Rome.
      • Knights de la Calza in Venice.
      • Knights of St. Mark in Venice.
      • Knights of St. George at Genoa.
      • Knights of the Order of the pre∣cious Blood of our Saviour Ie∣sus Christ at Mantua.
      • Knights of St. Stephen at Flo∣rence.
      • Knights of the Knot in Naples.
      • Knights of the Argonauts of St. Nicholas in Naples.
      • Knights of the Ermyn in Na∣ples.
    • DEGREES OF KNIGHTHOOD IN SAVOY.
      • Knights of the Annunciation.
      • Knights of St. Maurice.
      • Knights of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus.
    • A DEGREE OF KNIGHTHOOD IN SWITZERLAND, CALLED Knights of the Bear.
    • DEGREES OF KNIGHTHOOD IN GERMANY.
      • Knights of the Tutonick Order of Prusia.
      • Knights of St. Gereom.
      • Knights of St. George in Au∣stria and Carinthia.
      • Knights of St. Michael the Arch-Angel.
      • Knights of St. Anthony in Hai∣nolt.
      • Knights of the Tusin Order in Bo∣hemia or Austria.
      • Knights of St. Hubert in Gulick or Juliers.
      • Knights of the Order of St. James in Holland.
    • DEGREES OF KNIGHTHOOD IN SWEDEN.
      • Knights of the Brician Order.
      • Knights of the Seraphins.
      • Knights of Amaranta.
    • KNIGHTS OF THE Order of the Elephant IN DENMARK.
    • DEGREES OF KNIGHTHOOD IN POLAND.
      • Knights of Christ, or of the Sword-bearers in Livonia.
      • Knights of the white Eagle.
    • KNIGHTS OF THE Order of the Dragon OVERTHROWN IN HUNGARY.
      • Knights of the Order of the Sword in Cyprus.
    • KNIGHTS OF Saint Anthony IN AETHIOPIA.
      • Knights of the Burgundian Cross in Tunis.
    • KNIGHTS OF THE West-Indies.
  • OF ESQUIRES. CHAP. XXV.
  • THE DEFINITION OR DESCRIPTION OF THE GENTRY OR Civil Nobility OF ENGLAND. CHAP. XXVI.
  • OF YEOMEN. CHAP. XXVII.
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• illustration
• THE SECOND PART OF Honour Civil: CHAP. I.
  • Its Government.
  • Courts appropriate to the City.
  • A List of the Names of the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs that for this pre∣sent year 1678 have the government of this Honourable City, with the Names of the six and twenty Wards to which the said Aldermen do belong, viz.
• CHAP. II. Treats of the Cities of England, with the Shire or chief Town Corporate in each County; and first with Berk∣shire.
• A TABLE OF THE Contents or Heads Of the several CHAPTERS IN THE TREATISE OF Honour and Nobility.
  • FIRST PART. HONOVR MILITARY.
  • SECOND PART. HONOVR CIVIL.
  • A TABLE of the Effigies and Atchievements of the Nobility and Gentry in the Treatise of Honour Civil and Military.