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Subject terms
Heraldry.
Nobility -- Great Britain.
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"A display of heraldrie." In the digital collection Early English Books Online 2. https://name.umdl.umich.edu/A85770.0001.001. University of Michigan Library Digital Collections. Accessed May 1, 2024.
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Felices essent Artes, si de his solummodo Artifices judicarent.
THis Fourth Section treateth of Coat-Armours formed of things Artificiall, that is, of such things as are wrought by the Wit, Art, and Endeavour of Man, for the
Use of Man: whether we consider such
Artificials as appertain to the use of Civill Life, as the
Ensigns of Dignities, both Temporall and
Ecclesiasticall; and of Professions, both
Liberall and Mechanicall: or else as they belong to the
Life and Actions Military; for Artificials being made for the behoof and severall Uses of Men, they are here proposed according to the severall Actions and
Estates of Men.
Scientia non habet inimi um praeter ignorantem.
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