10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UMBRATED»
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And it is deemed a far 4 better course (upon such occasion) to bear the 4 Arms of
their Progenitors, umbrated, than 4 utterly to reject the same, whereby it might 4 (
within a few Descents) be doubted much, if 4 not denied, that they were ...
John Guillim, John Logan (Captain.), Sir George Mackenzie, 1724
2
Encyclopaedia Heraldica Or Complete Dictionary of Heraldry
Cross umbrated, is, as the word implies, a mere shadow of a cross by a darker
line or shade than the field upon which it is placed. The cross recoursie is
sometimes, though improperly, termed a cross umbrated. Cross umbrated mascle
.
3
A display of heraldie: manifesting a more easie access to ...
... may(by some unexpefted accident)reverc unto themsclvesor to their posterities
(laying aside all ordinary difl"ercnces)chose rather tobear their Arrm umbrated,
that whensoever either that inheritance or any other high fortunes should lighgon
...
John Guillim, Francis Nower, 1660
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The Herald and Genealogist
having changed position with Legh's note on the latter. So carelessly were books
reprinted. In the same page the cut for the " crosse fursh " is wanting. On the "
crosse entrailed " (at p. 67) is this Qu&re. If not rather umbrated. 8. Iohn Ferne. In
p.
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Encyclopaedia Metropolitana: Difform- Falter
And they are said to be umbrated or adumbrated, when they are simply shaded
on the field without any difference of colour.* When the field is gritty, i. e. contains
equal proportions of metal and tincture, the charge may be of either ; and, in all ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
6
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
And they are said to be brated. umbrated or adumbrated, when they are simply
shaded on the field without any difference of colour.* When the field is gritty, i. e.
contains equal proportions of metal and tincture, the charge may be of either ;
and, ...
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
7
Lectures on Heraldry: In which the the Principles of the ...
Adumbrated, or umbrated, is said of any other charge, as well as of a cross, when
it is represented in outline only ; " and such bearing," says Gwillim, " is by better
heralds than grammarians called transparent, because the field being on the ...
Archibald Barrington, 1844
8
A familiar introduction to heraldry: explaining in a series ...
Adumbrated, or umbrated, is said of any other charge, as well as of a cross, when
it is represented in outline only ; " and such bearing," says Gwillim, " is by better
heralds than grammarians called transparent, because the field being on the ...
Archibald Barrington, 1848
9
The Epistles of Ovidius Naso
Milk white your dress, roses confined your brow Glowing sun-umbrated. 19. What
many call a rough severe aspect, Determined Phaedra deems. Avaunt those
fopling youth, like maidens deck'd ; Plain dress the man beseems. ' • 20. How
well ...
Ovid, Publius Ovidius Naso, 1857
10
An Explanatory and phonographic pronouncing dictionary of ...
UMBRAGEOUS. am-lmVj.fas, a. Shady ; yielding shade. Obscure ; not to tie
perceived. [ness. UMBRAGEOUSNES8, umbrf'j^llgneB, n. Shadi- UMBRATE.
amibril't, vt. To shade. UMBRATED, om-'bnl'l Ad, a. Shadowed. UMBRATED, tm-
brA't-id, ...
