Honor rediviuus [sic] or An analysis of honor and armory. by Matt: Carter Esq.

Title

Honor rediviuus [sic] or An analysis of honor and armory. by Matt: Carter Esq.

Author

Carter, Matthew, fl. 1660.

Publication

London :: printed for Henry Herringman 1660 and are to be sould by Henry Herringman at the Ancker on the lowest side of the New-Exchange,

[1660]

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Subject terms

Orders of knighthood and chivalry -- England -- Early works to 1800.

Heraldry -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800.

Nobility -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE. WILLIAML d. Marquesse AND Earl of HERTFORD, Baron SEYMOUR AND BEAUCHAMP.
• TO THE READER.
• Of HONOR in Generall, and of its Particular Divisions.
  • Privileges due to Gentility.
  • Of the Esquire.
  • Of Knighthood in generall, and of the Knight Bacheler.
  • section
  • Of Bannerets.
  • Of Baronet.
  • Of Barons.
  • Of the Viscount.
  • Of the Count or Earl.
  • Of the Marquesse.
  • Of the Duke.
  • Of the Arch-Duke.

  • The Creation Robe of the Prince of Wales

  • The King.
  • Of the Emperor.
  • Of Women.
  • Of a Parliament.
• The Analysis of Armory.
  • Of Celestialls.
  • Of Beasts.
  • Of Birds.
  • Of Fishes.
  • Vegetables.
  • Of Monsters:
  • Of the parts of Mans Body.
  • Of Artificiall things.
  • Of Military things.
  • Of Maritine things.
  • Of Mechanical things.
  • Of Helmets.
  • Of Crowns and Coronets.
• The Orders of Knighthood in most places of Christendome, and in particular first of the Order of St. George in England.
  • Of the Knights of the Round Table in England.
  • Knights of St. Andrew in Scotland.
  • Of the Golden Fleece in the Empire.
  • The severall Orders of Knighthood in France.
    • Knights of the Star.
    • Knights of St. Michael.
    • Knights of the Holy Ghost, or St. Esprit.
    • Of the Order of the Gennet.
    • Knights of the Broomeflower; And also of the Ship.
  • Of Military Orders in Spain.
    • Of the Order of the Lilly.
    • Knights of San Jago, or St. James.
    • Of the Order of Calatrava.
    • Knights of Alcantara.
    • Knights of the Band.
    • D' Avis in Portugal.
    • Of the Order of Jesus Christ.
    • Knights of Montesia.
    • Knights of Redemption:
    • D'Espuella D' Orada, or, Of the Goldeu Spnr.
  • Knights of the Annun∣tiation.
  • Of the Knights Templars.
  • Of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, Rhodes, and Malta.
  • Of Knights Teutonicks.
  • Knights of St. Sepulcher.
  • Knights of St. Mary.
  • Knights of St. Lazaro.
  • Of the Knights of the Bear, called also of St. Gall.
  • Of the Order of the Ele∣phant.
  • Of the Order of Mantua.
  • Knights of St. Stephano.
• OF HERALDS.
• The Names of the several Hou∣ses and Innes of Court, Chancery, and other Hostels in and about the City of LONDON.
• The Inns of Court and Chan∣cery in their order.
  • Lincolns Inne.
  • Grays Inne
  • Thavies Inne
  • Furnivals Inne
  • Bernards Inne
  • Staple Inne:
  • Clifford's Inne
  • Clements Inne
  • New Inne
  • Lyons Inne
  • Chesters Inne, or Strond Inne
  • The Six Clerkes Office, otherwise called Riderminster's Inne
  • Cursitors Inne:
  • The Colledge called Doctors Commons
  • Gresham Colledge
  • The Office of the Remem∣brancers of the Exchequer at Westminster
  • St. Katherine's Hospitall
• ERRATA.