10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIERCED»
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tierced in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tierced and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise on Heraldry, British and Foreign: With English ...
Tierced in f ess, gules, sable, and argent, is borne by the Counts von
SCHweiDnitz in Prussia ; of argent, gules, and sable, by the Counts von ZEDWitZ
of Bohemia. Tierced in fess, sable, argent, and gules, is the coat of
ELtERSHOFEn ; Or, ...
John Woodward, George Burnett, 1892
2
Sassetta: The Borgo San Sepolcro Altarpiece
The term is usually modified to indicate the direction of the dividing lines (e.g.,
tierced in bend, tierced in fess, tierced bendwise, or tierced per fess). tracery
Openwork decorative pattern, often applied along the inside of an arch and
formed of ...
Sassetta, Machtelt Israëls, 2009
These are referred to as tierced in fess, pale, bend and bend sinister respectively.
Fig 16 illustrates tierced in fess, the arms of the Venetian family of Franchi; and
Fig 77, tierced in bend, the arms of the Amici family, also Italian. Another variant ...
4
An Introduction to Heraldry, containing the rudiments of the ...
TIERCE, or TIERCED, the division or partition . . of the shield into three equal
parts, and when divided. paleways is termed tierced in pale, and when fessways
tierced in fess. TINCTURE, the colour or hue used in coat armour. TORSE,
twisted ...
William BERRY (of the College of Arms.), 1810
5
The banner display'd: or, An abridgment of Guillim [in his ...
He beareth, Tierced Bendways, Or,' Gules and Argent; by the Name of Lauzun of
France. The Word Tierced, here made use of, is French^ and signifies that the
Field is divided into Three equal Parts : They have also Tierced in Pale and ...
John Guillim, Samuel Kent, 1728
6
An introduction to heraldry
T. Talbot, a kind of hound with long round ears and large chaps. Tasselled,
decorated with tassels. Tau, the Greek T. Vide Plate I, fig. 21. Tawney, or Tenne,
orange colour. Tierce, or Tierced, the division or partition of the shield into three
equal ...
7
The Age of Chivalry: The 8th to the 15th century
5. Quarterly. 6. Party per saltire. 7. Gyronny. 8. Tierced in pale. 9. Tierced in fess.
10. Tierced in bend sinister. 1 1. Tierced in bend. 12. Tierced in chevron. 13.
Tierced in pall. 14. Tierced in pile reversed. 15. Tierced in cross quarter pierced.
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Liliane Funcken, Fred Funcken, 1983
8
The Elements of Heraldry ... To which is annexed a ...
U If he should marry three Wives, then the U two first matches shall stand tierced
in 5' Chief with his own, and the third shall " have the whole Base. And if he take
a " fourth Wife, the Chief tierced as before, " and the fourth Wife is to participate ...
Marc Antoine PORNY (pseud. [i.e. Antoine Pyron du Martre.]), 1777
9
An introduction to heraldry, by H.Clark
Arms of a man and his four wives ; the two first tierced in chief, and the third and
fourth in base. P. 13, n. 7- Arms of a man and his five wives ; his own in the
middle, with his first three on the dexter side, and the fourth and fifth on the
sinister.
Hugh Clark (heraldic engraver.), 1829
10
The Elements Of Heraldry
Tierce, or 1 This term Tierced,«. j signifies the fame as divided into three equal
parts of different tinctures. *»* When a field is thus divided palewise or sesswise,
it is called Tierced in Pale or in Fe/s, Which ever it is, Gules, Argent, and Azure', ...
