Spiritual Persons  Book III, Chapter 4
 
CHAP. IV.
As amongst Men there are manifold Degrees and Callings as to Temporal Imployments, so it is decent and necessary that each should be habited as it is fitting for that Estate, Calling and Imployment: as the King in His Robes and Throne of Majesty, a Noble Man in his Vestments of Honor, a Souldier in his Military Habit either on Foot or Horseback, the Artificer about his imploy with such cloathing as is requisite for such Manual Arts or Sciences: so shall all Degrees and Societies be distinguished that thereby they shall receive such Reverence as is answerable both to their Persons and Qualities, all which as to the Laity concern I have in the foregoing Chapter set forth.
We shall now in this give an account of the Habit and Vestments of Spiritual Persons, and how far such are born or used in Coats of Arms, Crests, Cognizens, Supporters, or other devices.

Saints and monks  Book III, Chapter 4, Section 1a
 



Our blessed lady
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Our Saviour
 


Our Saviour
 


Our Saviour
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Long cross
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Our Saviour
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Jesus Christ
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Jesus Christ
 


Jewish high priest
 

Untranscribed item(s) Jewish consecration (High Priests manner of Consecration); Jewish terms (Terms used in the Jewish Religion explained); Jewish orders (Orders of the Officers in the Jewish Church)

Bishop
 

Untranscribed item(s) Bishop's vestments (A Bishops Vestments, or Pontifical Symbols of Ecclesiastical Regencie); Bishop's election (Of the Election and Consecration of Romish Bishops)

Bishop
 


Mitred person
 


Dean
 


Mass priest
 


Doctor of law
 


Benedictine monk
 


Augustinian monk
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Untranscribed item(s) Benedictine orders and rules (Orders and Rules of the Benedictines Monks Officers in a Monastery); Benedictine consecration (The Order of Receiving and Consecrating of a Monk); Abbot's consecration (The Election and Consecration of an Abbot or Prior); Monastery parts (The Names of all the Places in a Monastery or Abbey); Jesuits privileges (Jesuites Priviledges)

Grey friar
 

Untranscribed item(s) Grey friar orders and rules (Orders or Rules of the Gray Friers, or Friers-Minorities of St Francis)

Carmelite friar
 

Untranscribed item(s) Carmelite friar orders and rules (The Rules and Orders of the White Friers or Frier Carmelites)

Carthusian
 

Untranscribed item(s) Carthusian orders and rules (The Orders and Rules of the Carthusian Monks)

Cistercian monk
 

Untranscribed item(s) Cistercian orders and rules (Rules and Orders of the Cistercian Monks)

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