cadency造句

• These variations are effectively exploited in the Scottish system of cadency.
• This view of cadency is universally found in ancient sources.
• In 1702 he published his first work, an essay on cadency.
• There is no cadency of PKW-membership in Commission expires at 70.
• Gold and silver cadency symbols tell you to turn to yet another page of the book.
• This is equivalent to cadency and adding brisures as methods to change the coat of arms.
• Children used the same family mark with " piques " as a form of cadency.
• In the English and Canadian systems of cadency, a small rose is the difference mark of a seventh son.
• A unique system of cadency is used for daughters inheriting arms, and a special symbol for United Empire Loyalists.
• Both the Iktinos and Anthemios chapters are considered the founding chapters, and as such, share the same cadency mark.
• In English heraldry, they are used in many different ways, and can be the cadency mark of the sixth son.
• The chapel contains the finest example of the use of brisures for cadency in medieval heraldry seven different Beauchamp coats of arms.
• Both Sancho's son Sancho II used these arms, as it was usual with direct succession lines ( cadency system ).
• This is called cadency, and is equally applicable to the arms of non-royal families, but is not as enforced.
• In England, arms are generally the property of their owner from birth-subject to the use of the appropriate mark of cadency.
• At times arms with a cadency mark may be used on a hereditary basis : for instance, the arms of the 6th Duke.
• For cadets other than immediate heirs, Scottish cadency uses a complex and versatile system, applying different kinds of changes in each generation.
• Nor have cadency marks usually been insisted upon by the College of Arms ( the heraldic authority for England, Wales and formerly Ireland ).
• It follows strict rules that include a fixed system of cadency to distinguish the coat of arms of the different members of the royal Family.