- impalement.
Example of two
coats dimidiated The same two
coats impaled When the
dexter half of a bend
sinister is
dimidiated with the
sinister half of a bend...
-
Argent three chevronels gules,
between in
chief two pine
cones vert
dimidiating as many
gouttes sable, and in base a
lozenge sable. The
crest is a Welsh...
-
thistle (for Scotland;
first used by
James III of Scotland), the
Tudor rose
dimidiated with the
thistle ensigned with the
royal crown, a harp (for Ireland) and...
- as the
royal floral emblem of England. The
Tudor rose may also
appear dimidiated (cut in half and
combined with half
another emblem) to form a compound...
- have been
Gules three lions p****ant
gardant in pale Or (for England)
dimidiating Gules three ships'
hulks in pale Or. The coat of arms of the Confederation...
- The flag of
Connacht is a
heraldic banner of the arms of Connacht, a
dimidiated (divided in half from top to bottom)
eagle and
armed hand. Flag of Leinster...
- VI of
Scotland & I of
England used a
badge consisting of a
Tudor rose "
dimidiated" with a
Scottish thistle and
surmounted by a
royal crown. As the floral...
-
escutcheons simultaneously, one with the arms of
England and the
other dimidiating the arms of her parents,
Philip IV of
France and Joan I of Navarre. Escutcheon...
-
France (left) and
Castile (right),
representing his
father and
mother respectively: Per pale
azure semé-de-lis or
dimidiating gules semé of
castles or...
-
Description Flag of the Free
Imperial City of
Memmingen Per pale argent,
dimidiated an
Imperial Eagle displa**** sable,
impaling a
cross pattée
gules Coat...
