10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EMBLAZONER»
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emblazoner in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emblazoner and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Tattered Banner (Society of the Sword Trilogy Volume 1):
After some thought and discussion with the emblazoner who had been assigned
to him, he decided on two belek, standing rampant on either side of a sword, a
representation of his greatly prized Telastrian steel blade. The belek had also ...
... the grand secret, Master Warner ?—Sweet mistress! thou seemest lovelier to
me in this dark chamber than outshjning all in the galliard. Ha! Master Alwyn, I
owe thee many thanks for making me know first the rare arts of this fair
emblazoner.
Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, 1843
3
Reliquiae Hearnianae: the remains of Thomas Hearne ... Being ...
This sweeping condemnation belongs more properly to the two editions of
Gnillim printed in 1660 and 1C79, which were superintended by Richard Blome,
originally a ruler of books, and afterwards an emblazoner of arms, and a herald's
...
Thomas Hearne, Philip Bliss, 1857
4
On the Manners and Customs of the Ancient Irish
the care bestowed on the manufacture of a harp, that it en- "K"aged the
professional skill of four distinct artists,-the modelEu, the wood-worker and
carpenter, the binder and emblazoner, and the decorator; and the services of
these artizans are ...
5
A display of heraldie: manifesting a more easie access to ...
It may be objeflfed that the usuall way of bearing Eagles nine times in ten, being
displayed, these might have been blazoned close for disiinftion, butl love brevity,
and think this signisicant enough to a punfituall Emblazoner. This is the Coat of ...
John Guillim, Francis Nower, 1660
6
The works of John Milton: in verse and prose, printed from ...
... track of common adresse, to runne up, and tread the aire in metaphoricall
compella- tions, and many fond utterances better let alone. But I step againe to
this emblazoner of his Title page (whether it be the same man or no I An Apology,
&c.
7
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
EMBLAZONER, s. Fear nochdaidh gu loiseamach. EMBLAZONARY, s. Dealbhan
air sgiathan cogaidh. EMBLEM, s. l. Inlay, enamel: linig. 2. an occult
representation, an allusive picture: samhladh, riochd, coltas, mac-samhailt.
EMBLEM, v. a. ...
8
The last of the barons: 1
Master Alwyn, Iowe thee many thanks for making me know first the rare arts of
this fair emblazoner. Move me you stool, good Alwyn." As the goldsmith obeyed,
he glanced from Hastings to the blushing face and heaving bosom of Sybill, and
a ...
Lytton Bulwer (Edward), 1843
9
The works historical, political and miscellaneous (etc.) to ...
But I step again to this emblazoner o his title-page, (whether it be the same man
or no, l leave it in the midst) and here I find him pronouncing, without reprieve,
those animadversions to be aslanderous and scurrilous libel. To which I, readers,
...
10
The prose works of John Milton: with an introductory review
But I step again to this emblazoner of his titlepage, (whether it be the same man
or no, I leave it in the 1nidst,) and here I find him pronouncing without reprieve,
those animadversions to be a slanderous and scurrilous libel. To which I, readers
, ...
