Heraldic emblazonment was plentifully strewed over the mantles of the nobility when they assembled on state solemnities.
Seest thou how the twin plumes straighten on his crest, and his father's own emblazonment already marks him for upper air?
Elsewhere Agrippa, with favouring winds and gods, proudly leads on his column; on his brows glitters the prow-girt naval crown, the haughty emblazonment of the war.
A grant of arms to a clergyman at the present day, and at all times previously, after the granting of crests had become usual, contains the grant of the crest and the emblazonment shows the helmet.
A curious instance of the use of the rose will be found in the crest of Bewley, and the "cultivated" rose was depicted in the emblazonment of the crest of Inverarity, which is a rose-bush proper.
It was the art of heraldic emblazonment which ignored the practical details, that first copied the wing from nature.
Possibly this blazon may be a clerical error in the engrossment, because it will be noticed that the wreath does not appear in the emblazonment (Plate II.
Changes in crests must also be disregarded where the differences in emblazonment are merely differences in varying designs of the same crest.
Though this distinction is generally observed, it is not always easy to decide which figure any emblazonment is intended to represent, unless the blazon of the arms in question is known.
The emblazonment of the arms is surmounted by a mitre, and the crest is depicted in the body of the patent away from and distinct from the emblazonment proper in the margin.
Those which have been impressed into the service of heraldicemblazonment comprise almost every species known to the zoological world.
Within these limits considerable latitude is allowed, and even in official grants of arms, which, as far as emblazonment goes, are very much of a stereotyped style, actual unvarying adherence to a particular pattern is not insisted upon.
They all stood aghast, watching this pallid emblazonment of the deep night.
Mrs. Ricketts herself placed in the midst, her fair proportions gracefully disposed in a chair whose embroidery displayed all the quarterings and emblazonment of her family for centuries back.
