- "white
bezants".
Occasionally in
Latin they were also
called "miliaresion
bezants" / "miliarense
bezants". Like the gold
bezants, the
silver bezants by definition...
- each one
carrying Christ's five
wounds in the form of
silver bezants. The sum of all
bezants (doubling the ones in the
central shield)
would give thirty...
-
bezants in each
escutcheon varied extensively, with
versions representing four up to eleven. In the late 14th century, however, the
number of
bezants...
- the
Bezants") in the
Portuguese flag, used
until the 70s as the
shirt badge.
Refer to Flag of
Portugal for
symbolism ****ociated with
these bezants. "The...
- the
Bezants") in the
Portuguese flag, used
until the 70s as the
shirt badge.
Refer to Flag of
Portugal for
symbolism ****ociated with
these bezants. "The...
- the top left
corner shows the
Weston arms: Ermine, on a
chief azure 5
bezants and the
canvas bears the
inscription "Weston Esq. of Sutton, Surrey". Collection...
-
removed from the blazon, with the "barrulet wavy"
being replaced by gold
bezants (to
represent the Girobank,
whose colour (blue) was also introduced). The...
-
continued to
produce sound gold coinage, the
solidus of
Diocletian becoming the
bezant prized throughout the
Middle Ages. Its city
walls were much
imitated (for...
-
leave the
country as long as
Shirkuh remained there, for a sum of 400,000
bezants. Hugh
Grenier and
William of Tyre were sent on an emb****y to
ratify the...
-
background is
often seen in Cornwall. The
Duchy of
Cornwall shield of 15 gold
bezants on a
black field is also used.
Because of
these two
symbols black, white...
