Profession, study, or art of creating, granting, and blazoning arms and ruling on questions of rank or protocol.
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Suddenly Kit remembered he'd left the heraldry book & sketches at Grandpa's.
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Treachery to it is daubed on many an escutcheon in its heraldry.
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The dignity of knighthood, the rules of heraldry, were common to all.
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In heraldry, ermine is a fur, white marked with triangular black spots.
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Why didn't your experts study heraldry and the devices of great houses?
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The country has backed the current flag to remain as our national heraldry.
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The legend attracted considerable interest among scholars of French and heraldry.
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The sign across the front bore the heraldry of the card.
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Turn up the heraldry book; look in the index for 'bears.'
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Even in heraldry the combination he beheld would have been a strange one.
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The word is now obsolete, though it still survives in heraldry.
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Persons in her station are not usually so knowing, I believe, in heraldry.
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But now I understand in what school you learned your heraldry.
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A book-lover and antiquary, he made a special hobby of heraldry and genealogy.
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No silks and linens, nor any armour or heraldry could be more honourable.
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Its device, its general character, its heraldry, its inscription, are all highly instructive.
