emblazonry
blazonry

All elements, arches, and emblazonry have been executed with utmost delicacy.

The banners of the knights of the garter, and their half drawn swords, were hung in vain emblazonry above the stalls.

Through the gold-orange emblazonry of the sunset, he stiffened his pace and headed grimly along the skirts of the Hills.

A tall swift ship on wings appears, a cataract of snow Plunging before the white east wind; she meets the eager sea As forest green by thunder thinned meets fire's emblazonry.

When the last emblazonry of sunset had faded, and stars began to wink and smile through the deepening velvet of the sky, and the twittering communal clamor of the birds sub- sided, Linden heard music.

There is much Spanish blazonry also, if I could but read it.

For a long moment, the red blazonry in his brain blinded him to the darkness.

His name is simply a description of his Blazonry.

And his having the blazonry changed, from the sword-and-atom symbol to the blue crescent.

It was amended to correct the colors in the blazonry of the crest on 12 January 1928.

But when the sun touched them, they sprang instantly into vibrant autumn blazonry.

He wore an unusual blazonry, a red circle with a heart done in jet, like a fencing mark.

"What alien blazonry is that you do display?"

He could make out stark black stands where the trees had already lost their leaves, but no blazonry palliated the Deep's darkness.

After a little, an aircar with the blue crescent blazonry lifted and sped away.

It was amended by addition of the word "giant" in the blazonry of the shield on 29 June 1964.

He knew by the blazonry displayed that the champion was not of the Bulgarian army, though he furnished aid to them.

Oh the blazonry of renown!

You can read blazonry?"

Heraldry or Blazonry.

On 7 December 1964 the coat of arms was amended to change the wording in the blazonry of the shield and to add the crest.

A Grammar of Blazonry by Bruce Miller.

"And how can you tell that, my Lord Chandos, when he has neither coat-armor, crest, or blazonry?"

He was a short man of great breadth of shoulder, with vizor closed, and no blazonry upon his simple white surcoat or plain black shield.

Above these fallen flew the blazonry of their owners: pennons and banners attached to pikes, spears, and lances.

Erasure in blazonry, the language of heraldry, is the tearing off of part of a charge, leaving a jagged edge of it remaining.

"Of the figures of arithmetic," I answered; "the most insignificant unit of which he holds more highly than all the blazonry of chivalry.

She saw a large, empty, shadowy play-house, still redolent of the perfumes and blazonry of the night, and notable for its rich, oriental appearance.

The Mauser came up and blasted twice, Gil's reflex reaction to the sorcerer's blazonry, prodded, in part, by the Rage sleeping within him.

Four families claim his blood and his blazonry in one form or another-but I recall not yours, Sir Lenti," she said to me.