The Natural History of Oxford-Shire, Being an Essay Toward the Natural History of England (Classic Reprint)

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And not only tbc Shields, but Ordnaries, Charges, Differences, &c. Wbere ibey are not too jniall: if -argent, being left white; if Or, filled witb fmallpoints; if Gules, lineated perpendicular ly, or in pale if Azure, horizontally, or fcfs-ways'; if Vert, obliquely or bend-ways if Sable, botb pale and fefs-ways, as may be lien in tbc Map, wbicb are all tbe colours made ufe of tbere.' And if ever bereafter ljball meet witb any bearing Purpure, Ten, or Sanguine tbe jirfl jball be reprefénted witb Lines in bend finifier Ten, witblines falter~ways, mixt of Vert and Purpure; and San guine, paly bendy; mixt of Gules and Purpure.

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