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Heraldry but  care must  be  given  in  capitds,  have  been used  as charges
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                              describing  the  type  and  position.
                                                               either as single letters or as part of
                                                               an  inscription.  The  blazon  must
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                              Leg - The legs of  men are aot infre-  state  the  type  of  lettering  viz
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                              quent  bearings.  They  are generally,  Roman,  Gothic,  etc.
                              but  not  necessarily,  arrayed  in
                              armour and  the knee is  always em- Lüy - The  flower  of  that  name
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                              bowed.
                                                               generally emblazoned  to look rather
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                                                               like  a  lotus.
                              Legged - An expression used  if  the
                              leg  is  to  be  tinctured  differently
                              from  the  remainder  of  the  body.
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                              AppJies generally to birds but occa-
                              sionally to animals.
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                              Leopard - In early days the lions of
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                              England  were  depicted  as leopards,
                              however,  they  do  occasionally
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                              appear as charges in modern HeraI-
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                              dry and  also may  be  found  as sup-
                                                                 Lily as  in the Amis of  Eton College
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                              porters.
                              Leopard's Face - When this expres-  Lüy pot - An earJy  type vase, with
                              sion is used  in blazon  no part of  the  handles,  which  is  nomally  em-
                              neck  must  be  showing.  It  is  not  blazoned  with  6ve  lilies,  three  up-
                              infrquently  found  as  jessant-de-lis  right  in  bend,  in  pale.  and  in bend
                                                               sinister and  one  drooping  on either
                              (q.v.>.
                                                             Bevilled  -
                                                               side.
                              Letters  -  Certain  letters  of  the
                                                                 On occasions the bfazon may Say
                                                               ' a  pot  of  Mies '.
                              alphabet,  generally  in  the  form  of
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                              Engraileci
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                              Invectecl
                                         fi-
                              Undy
                              Wavy
                              Nebuly     w                   Angled          r
                              lndcnted                       Batiled Embartled
                              Daiicetty
                                                             Enarched
                              Embaitled    m-ru'-u           Double  Enarched
                              Raguly
                                           Ln\
                              Doveiai led                    Urdy
                                          L5zx-Z-
                              Pnrenty
                                         -!G-A-u-            Ra yonny
                                                       Lines  of  Partition
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