| I have to confess to a moment of carelessness due largely to the CD labelling which blazons only the two major works. |
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| Well before the renaissance, the new men were buying up land, seizing cities, glorifying themselves with new titles and heraldic blazons. |
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| The glass lamps of the Mamluk period are decorated with the blazons of the rulers, which symbolise the power of the state. |
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| Its use was strictly the reserve of sultans and particularly of the officers who were awarded individual blazons, each according to their rank. |
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| Epigraphic details and blazons are often highlighted in brown slip, an approach that echoes the metal inlay on contemporary brass vessels. |
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| The symbol of the double-headed eagle was a popular motif used on blazons by several Mamluk sultans. |
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| The two small blazons decorated with branches are the coat of arms of the first landowners, the lords of Drazice. |
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| The lower area of the body, before transferring to the base, contains six medallions, three of which contain blazons and the remaining three of which are filled with vegetal motifs. |
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| This table breaks down the official blazons to enable comparison of the differences between the general coat and the coat used in Scotland. |
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| Personal coats of arms may be freely assumed but the right to these blazons is not protected in any way. |
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| Some, like this one, had a set of teeth at each end. In most cases combs were decorated with incised geometrical, vegetal, animal, fish or bird shapes or blazons and inscriptions. |
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| His nobles most certainly had banners, but, apart from the one Godfrey would hoist over Jerusalem after his entry, a cross potent between four crosses or, we do not know their blazons. |
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| The Mamluk identity of the building is clearly delineated through its façade which is decorated with ablaq stonework, muqarnas, inscription bands and blazons. |
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| Below this is a band containing three cusped roundels with composite blazons that incorporate the motifs of napkin, pen case and cup set against a stylised scrolling background. |
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| They are sold by mail order and used in the Spa of the Castle of Pizay, a magnificent construction, decorated with blazons, in the heart of sixty two hectares of vineyards and formal gardens. |
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| Many late Mamluk artefacts show blazons that consist of a napkin in the upper field, a cup charged with a pen case between a pair of powder horns in the centre field and a cup in the lower field. |
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| Three blazons divide the inscription on the neck into equal parts, while another three blazons alternate with stylised arabesques around the lower section of the rounded part. |
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| Things that began to seem monotonous in their perfection — including abstractions by Ellsworth Kelly, another steely hedonist who looks particularly strong nowadays — excite as blazons of enduring value. |
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| The coinage certainly blazons some anti-Roman imagery. |
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| It also blazons forth some of the great writer's immortal words. |
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| Although the tincture azure of tongue and claws is not cited in many blazons, they are historically a distinguishing feature of the Arms of England. |
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