-
colour or metal), and
Finnish heraldry restricts its use to
certain additaments.
There is at
least one
instance of it
being blazoned as "Imperial Purple"...
- It is
explained to mean ‘partium super-exorientium additamentum’, ‘the
additament of
parts budding one out of another’."
Moore DS (2015). The Developing...
- It is
explained to mean 'partium super-exorientium additamentum', 'the
additament of
parts budding one out of another'. It is also
worth quoting this adumbration...
- than neck crosses, and the
military trophies in
insignia and
heraldic additaments are
replaced by bows.
Below are
shown the
official titles of the ranks...
- July 2013. Sellar,
David (5
January 2010). "Guidance
regarding Baronial Additaments". The
Court of the Lord Lyon.
Archived from the
original on 12 May 2011...
-
former Lord Lyon[which?]
declined to
award the following[where?]
baronial additaments to the arms of
those barons registering arms now that the
Abolition of...
- The Guardian.
Retrieved 1
December 2018. "Guidance
regarding Baronial Additaments and
Territorial Designations".
Court of the Lord Lyon.
Archived from...
- in arithmetic, geometrie, & astronomie: and is
newly increased with an
additament for navigation. All
which rules may also be
wrought with the
penne by...
- the end.
Depending on the edition, it may
appear in
Section V or in an "
additament" afterward. See p. 481 in Peirce, C. S. (1905), "Issues of Pragmaticism"...
- review. 1988 Pt 1. 61 - 76. Agnew, Sir
Crispin . “Baronial
heraldic additaments”, 2004
Scots Law
Times (News) 179. Sir
Crispin Agnew of
Lochnaw Bt, and...
