Pope, appears to be represented on the ninth plate of the Bayeux tapestry, where it is figured of a square form and ensigned with a cross.
A very curious variety of the knightly banner occurs on the twelfth plate of the Bayeux tapestry; the flag is semicircular, is ensignedwith a bird within a bordure, and has a fringe at the edge.
The lance-flag terminating in three points, is ensigned with a Cross.
The shield is bowed, and the portion in sight ensigned with a Lion: it is armed with a spike in front, and suspended over the shoulders by the usual guige.
The sword is of an enriched character, the pommel being ornamented with an escutcheon, which was no doubt once ensigned with the bearings of the knight.
In the earliest, the monarch's shield is ensigned with the symbol of valour, a lion.
The Durham examples are without ornament, but the helmet of Richard has a fan-crest, ensigned in its lower portion with a lion.
The two shields are ensigned with the Royal Crown of England.
At the top a Tudor rose, and 2 portcullises dependent from the base of the shield, which is ensigned with a Royal crown, and supported by a dragon and a greyhound.
A dragon and a greyhound support the shield, which is ensigned with a Royal crown and flanked by two portcullises chained.
Ensigned with a Royal Crown of foreign design, and enclosed between two palm branches.
Ensigned with a Royal crown and the tasselled hat of a cardinal.
The eagle is ensigned with a closed crown, the circlet of which bears the strawberry leaves and pearls of an English Marquis.
Ensigned with the Royal Crown, and between two palm branches.
Within the garter, and ensigned with a Princely coronet.
The shield is ensigned with the Royal Crown of England, and supported by two angels.
And on an escutcheon of pretence, ensigned with the Royal Crown of Hanover, the arms of the Dominions in Germany, as used by George III.
Over all, on an escutcheon of pretence, the arms of the Royal Dominions in Germany ensigned with an electoral bonnet gu.
King; and the whole ensigned with a Princely coronet.
Ensigned with a princely coronet, and within two palm branches.
Ensigned on the top as before all betwixt a decrescent and a star in fess or.
Azure, an episcopal staff in pale or, and ensigned with a cross patee argent surmounted of a pall of the last, charged with four crosses formee fitchee sable, edged and fringed or.
The white rose of York en soleil ensigned by the Royal crown.
The Earl Marischal of Scotland (until the office was extinguished by attainder) placed saltirewise behind his shield two batons gules, seme of thistles, each ensigned on the top with an Imperial Crown or.
The red rose of Lancaster ensigned by the Royal crown.
Crest of Glasford, Scotland: "Issuing from clouds two hands conjoined grasping a caduceus ensigned with a cap of liberty, all between two cornucopiae all proper.
Perhaps the best known examples of the heartensigned with a crown is seen in the shields of Douglas and Johnstone.
The red rose of Lancaster impaled with the white rose en soleil of York, the whole ensigned with the Royal crown.
An inescutcheon azure charged with an orange ensigned with an Imperial crown {597} all proper," whilst the titular King James III.
On the two larger sides are the arms of St. George impaling the Sovereign's, and on the two lesser sides the arms of St. George surrounded by the Garter and motto, the whole ensigned with an Imperial crown.
Azure, an episcopal staff argent, ensigned with a cross patee or, surmounted by a pallium of the second, edged and fringed or, charged with four crosses formee fitchee sable.
Over the date is the coat of arms, as above, ensigned with a mitre and encircled by the Garter buckle and motto.
Cecily Nevill, the wife of Richard duke of York and earl of March, and mother of King Edward IV, has the shield on her fine seal ensigned by a falcon of York and supported by a stag with crown-collar and chain and by a lion of March (fig.
William lord Fitz Hugh (1429) and of Marmion shows on his seal his quartered shield ensigned by his helm and crest, which was apparently a lion's head.
First, on a seal newly made for her on the accession of her son, her shield of arms is ensigned with a coronet or crown of roses and fleurs-de-lis placed alternately along the edge of a narrow band (pl.
XII A) his shield supported by two griffins, and ensigned by the demi-griffin issuing from an open crown which in his seal he carries upon his helm.
In this case both her arms and her portcullis badge are ensigned with coronets set with a continuous row of triplets of pearls.
Two are ensigned with mitres and fourteen with mantled helms, and of these fourteen, thirteen support a crest.
The royal cognizance or the crest, on a helmet of mantlings, and ensigned with a crown, is a lion sejant affronte gu.
On this is engraved various coats of arms, surrounded by the Garter, and ensigned with an earl's coronet.
James I combined the dexter half of the Tudor rose with the sinister moiety of the Scottish thistle, ensigned with a crown.
Spanish crown surmounted by an orb ensigned with a gold fleur-de-lis; the ring for attachment to the ribbon being run through the ball.
Ensigned with a Helm; or, if referring to an early English achievement, with a Crest.
Prelates bear the arms of their see impaling their own paternal and hereditary arms, the insignia of the see occupying the dexter half of the Shield, this Shield being ensigned with a mitre only.
This Shield was encircled with the Garter of the Order, and ensigned with the Prince’s own Coronet, shown in No.
Angels, and the Shield ensigned by the Mitre of Abbot Thomas De la Mere, as it is represented in his noble Brass in the Abbey Church.
And, finally, the heart is ensigned with a royal crown, as in No.
Also (in each of the four corners) the Royal Cypher ensigned with the Imperial Crown.
The Thistle ensigned with the Imperial Crown" (with the change of title in 1873).
In the centre is a large royal coat-of-arms, surrounded by the garter, and ensigned with a royal crown.
In the centre is the royal coat-of-arms within an oval garter ensigned with a royal crown, in the adornment of which a few seed pearls are used, as they are also on the ends of the garter.
The crown with which the coat-of-arms is ensigned is all worked in guimp, and is without the usual cap.
Two of these stamps bear the royal coat-of-arms, with supportersensigned with the crown.
Each board has the same pattern upon it; in the centre the royal arms of England, ensigned with the crown, and surrounded by the Garter, in both of which are inserted several seed pearls.
Each diamond is further ornamented with the Tudor rose, ensigned with the royal crown, and flanked by the initials E.
In each of the four corners the Royal Cypher, ensigned with the Royal Crown.
In each of the four corners the united Red and White Rose slipped, ensignedwith the Royal Crest.
Gules (crimson): in the centre the Star of the Order of the Garter proper, ensigned with the Imperial Crown; in base the Sphinx superscribed Egypt.
The Union: in the centre a company badge ensigned with the Imperial Crown; in base a grenade fired proper.
In each of the four corners the Thistle within the Circle and motto of the Order, ensigned with the Imperial Crown.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "ensigned" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
