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number  of  vertical  parts.  The num- Pawne - Sometimes used  as a name
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                              ber  and  appropriate  tinctiares  must  for  the  peacock.
                              be given.
                                                               Peacock  in  his  Pride  - The  term
                              Panache  -  An  arrangement  of
                                                               generally  used  when  blazoning  the
                              feathers  sometimes  found  forming  peacock  who  is  tlzen  depicted
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                                                               affronté  with  his  tail  extended.
                              a  crest.
                              Panther  - This  animal  is  always  Peau - One  of  the  furs (q.v.).
                                     gardant
                                               and
                              borne
                                                     generalIy
                              incensed  (q.v.).
                                                               Pear - This, like other fruit. niay be
                                                               pendant,  erect  or  fesswise.
                              Parrot - The bird  of  that  name but
                              blazoned  as  popinjay.
                                                               Pearls  - An  expression  sometimes
                                                               used  to describe  the  silver bails  on
                                                               certain  coronets  but  never  actually
                              Parted, party - Divided. An expres-
                                                               represented  as  pearIs.
                              sion  used  when  a  shield  is  divjded
                              as party per  pale, party  per  fess. In
                              modern  Heraldry  the word  pars is  Peer - A  general  name given  to  the
                              geaerally  omitted  from  the  blazon.  NobiIity  of  Great Britain,  thus indi-
                                                               cating  their  equality  of  rank  as  a
                                                               class irrespective of  their dBerences
                              Partition, Lines  oE  - See  elsewhere
                                                               in  degree  within  the  peerage.
                              under  ' Unes  of  Partition '.
                                                               Peeress, In her own Eght - A lady
                              Paschal  Lamb,  or  Holy  Lamb  -
                                                               who succeeds to her father's  peerage
                              Which  is  always enzblazoned facing
                                                               in  default  of  heirs  male.
                              the  dexter  and  holding  alofr  a  flag
                              bearing  the  cross  of  St. George.
                                                               Pegasus - A winged  horse classified
                                                               as  a  monster  {q.v.).
                              Passant - A  wo~d used  to  express
                              the  position  of  a  beasi: walking  to
                                                               Pelican  in  her  Pieîy  - The  pelican
                              the dexter. Ris dexter paw  is raised
                                                               is  norrnally  blazoned  in  her  piety
                              but  the  other  three  are  firmly  on
                                                               when  feeding  her young with  drops
                              the  ground.  He  is  looking  to  his
                                                               of  blood  drawn  from  her  breast.
                              front  unless  blazoned  gardant  or
                                                               e
                                                                     wings  are  always  shown
                              regardant.
                                                               ad orsecl.
                              Passion Cross - An alternative name    - An    terna tive  name  for
                              for  the  Latin  Cross  (q.v.1.
                 I                                             the roundle sable. ln early Heraldry
                                                               the pellet might be a roundle of  any
                              Pastoral St&  - The Crosier.     colour.
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                              Patte  -  A  term  applied  to  the  Pendant - Hanging down  as a  leaf
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                              cooped cross with each arm splayed  or fruit with the  stalk  upwards.
                              outwards  with  curved  lines.
                                                               Pemant,  Pennon - The  small  two
                              Patonce  - Describes  a  frequently  tailed  flag carried by  a Knight. Pen-
                              used  cross,  the  arms  of  which  ter-  nous  were  not  charged  with  arms
                              minate  in  three  points.       but  only  with  crests,  Neraldic  and
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