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Faces Book III, Chapter 5, Section 11 Mans face ![]() Cuckolds face ![]() Satyrs head ![]() Womans head ![]() Satyrs head ![]() Satyrs head ![]() Harpy ![]() Friars head ![]() Virgin Marys head ![]() Womans head ![]() Some take this to be a Demy Woman Pilgrim in her short coat, as Chap. 4. numb. 36. Annulet ![]() Annulet ![]() Annulet ![]() Annulet ![]() Cross taw ![]() Cross of Hungary ![]() In the Dexter of this Square, is such another like bearing, which at first sight were able to confound a young blazoner what to call it: I found it in Abraham Ortelius his Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, to be impaled with Barry of 8, as the Royal Arms of the Kingdom of Hungary: and may be thus Blazoned, on a Hill or Mount of three Cops, a Cross of Hungary... Drinking Cup ![]() In the Sinister Base, is a kind of Drinking Cup, or Vessel made off the higher end, or the small top of a Bull or Cows horn, the Tip end Reversed, Supported by two Feet fixed on a Hoop, invironing the middle of it. It is by some Gentlemens Buttlers termed a Souce, or Goglet, or Goblet. Papal gonfanon ![]() ![]() ![]()
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