- (1536). They show that the
primitive Oriflamme was
succeeded in the
course of the
centuries by
newer Oriflammes,
which bore
little resemblance to one...
- The
Oriflamme was the
battle standard of the King of France.
Oriflamme may also
refer to: Oriflame, a
Swedish cosmetic group French ship
Oriflamme (1744)...
-
Oriflamme Canyon is a
steep mountain canyon in San
Diego County, California, that
descends from its head in the
Laguna Mountains at 32°56′41″N 116°29′45″W...
- the
Virgin Mary, the
patroness of France, and were the
colours of the
oriflamme. The
colours of the
French flag may also
represent the
three main estates...
- Denis! the war cry of France,
Saint Denis was also the
abbey where the
oriflamme was kept.
Orders The
escutcheons are
surrounded first by the
chain of...
- of France. It
allegedly refers to Charlemagne's
legendary banner, the
Oriflamme,
which was also
known as the "Montjoie" and was kept at the
Abbey of Saint...
-
DENIS the war cry of France,
Saint Denis was also the
abbey where the
oriflamme was kept.
Orders The
escutcheons are
surrounded first by the
chain of...
-
August 1248 when
Louis IX left
Paris under the
insignia of a pilgrim, the
Oriflamme. With him were
queen Margaret of
Provence and two of Louis' brothers,...
-
Oriflamme was one of 10 Branlebas-class
destroyers built for the
French Navy in the
first decade of the 20th century. When the
First World War
began in...
- illustration) The
Oriflamme (top left), or
battle flag of
French kings, was kept at
Saint Denis. King
Philip II of
France receives the
Oriflamme from the bishop...
