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Canting arms are
heraldic bearings that
represent the bearer's name (or, less often, some
attribute or function) in a
visual pun or rebus. The expression...
- each other, the two
branches generally remained friendly. In heraldry,
canting arms are a
visual or
pictorial depiction of a surname, and were and still...
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mottoes and
canting arms.
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Canting arms Supporters...
- to play a key role.
Coats of
arms may
combine individual,
family and
fiefdom emblems, some of
which have been
canting arms from the outset.
Family emblems...
- boat,
since łódź in
Polish means "boat" (thus, this is an
example of
canting arms). Wich,
Urszula (15 Jan 2015). "The City of Lodz
Image Building on Official...
- Look up
cant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Cant,
CANT,
canting, or
canted may
refer to:
Cant (language), a
secret language Beurla Reagaird, a language...
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synonymous with
canting arms. A man
might have a
rebus as a
personal identification device entirely separate from his armorials,
canting or otherwise. For...
- the
canting arms of Morese, Negri, Saraceni, etc., or in the case of
Frederick II,
possibly to
demonstrate the
reach of his empire. Even the
arms of Pope...
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Providence in a
Jewish cemetery in
Kamienna Góra Eye of
Providence in the
canting arms of the
Jauch family (motto: "Lord thou
shalt guide me with thy counsel"...
- used in
heraldry as
stylized ****s (coglioni in Italian) as in the
canting arms of the
Colleoni family of Milan. A seal
attributed to William, Lord of...
