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quadgram frequency
in the arms of460
the arms of the388
the order of the168
be found in the168
in the case of149
will be found in144
of the order of137
of the arms of131
master of the temple119
the flag of the117
the cross of st112
of the united states111
in the reign of108
on the th of99
at the same time94
a coat of arms91
the centre of the89
the king of england87
order of the temple82
the use of the82
found in the arms80
the case of the75
the college of arms75
the master of the75
in the centre of75
with the arms of72
the name of the71
the reign of henry69
of the king of69
the king of france68
at the battle of68
in the crest of66
the end of the65
the head of the65
occurs in the arms64
for the purpose of63
of the duke of62
one of the most62
of the house of60
to be found in59
page illustrations in colour59
the duke of burgundy58
the reign of edward57
of the earl of57
the yere of crist56
at the head of56
the origin of the53
of the reign of53
the time of the52
the knights of the52
of the city of52
the coat of arms52
to be met with52
in the presence of51
on the other hand51
in the time of50
of crist m l50
the history of the50
on the dexter side49
at the end of49
at the present day48
the arms of a48
yere of crist m48
grand master of the47
to the arms of47
of the use of47
as in the arms46
is said to be46
appears to have been46
the rest of the45
the beginning of the45
the colours of the45
label of three points45
occur in the arms45
the brethren of the45
red cross of st45
the union of the44
of the family of44
of the knights of43
the red cross of43
and the arms of43
the fact that the43
illustrations in colour by42
as a matter of42
a label of three41
at the time of41
in the upper corner41
flag of the united41
the temple at london41
side of the shield41
of the temple at40
an escutcheon of pretence40
knights of the bath40
was one of the40
the prince of wales40
there can be no39
as a mark of39
the hands of the39
of the fourteenth century38
is one of the38
of the temple church38
that is to say38
is by no means38
the close of the37
of the knights templars37
the crest of the37
seems to have been37
of the middle ages36
a part of the36
the colour of the36
the presence of the36
the grand master of36
the position of the35
in the same way35
the crosses of st35
inserted by second hand35
the earl of pembroke34
from a photograph by34
the supporters of the34
the whole of the34
it is difficult to34
to the king of34
on the sinister side34
the royal arms of34
of the town of34
order of the garter34
can be no doubt33
is to be found33
a wreath of the33
the shield of the33
of the union jack33
in the name of33
the top of the33
the house of the33
of the temple in33
with the exception of33
it is impossible to33
the order of st32
in the days of32
the stars and stripes32
at the present time32
of the college of32
there is no doubt32
of the society of32
is said to have32
the defence of the32
the part of the32
of the name of32
on the part of31
of the hospital of31
the city of london31
a photograph by mr31
the ordre of knychthede31
the middle of the31
in the college of31
in the british museum31
of the order in31
with regard to the30
of the holy land30
the arms of his30
the members of the30
in the temple church30
of england and scotland30
the dexter side of30
in the course of30
of the fifteenth century30
may be seen in30
of the royal navy30
of one of the29
a representation of the29
met with in the29
as the crest of29
on either side of29
the commencement of the29
as one of the29
wreath of the colours29
of the royal family29
the character of the28
be met with in28
the arms of england28
appear to have been28
i know of no28
of the royal arms28
in the first quarter28
of the present day28
the field of battle28
on the seal of27
to the duke of27
the badge of the27
of three points argent27
the early part of27
garter king of arms27
of great britain and27
dexter side of the27
of a coat of27
in the form of26
great britain and ireland26
are to be found26
in addition to the26
it will be found26
the second and third26
in the first and26
of the temple and26
knights of the garter26
of the templars in26
into the hands of26
the period of the26
lyon king of arms26
as in the case26
in the cases of26
the honour of knighthood25
the officers of arms25
the reign of richard25
it is to be25
and in the arms25
for a long time25
the royal standard of25
to the order of25
the field of the25
the motto of the25
as well as the25
the first and fourth25
coat of arms of25
the kings of england24
reign of henry viii24
a lion passant guardant24
for the time being24
at the commencement of24
the armorial bearings of24
to the fact that24
in the history of24
it will be seen24
the banner of the24
edward prince of wales24
brethren of the temple24
is the crest of24
is the coat of23
for the defence of23
the arms of sir23
in the second and23
in the fifteenth century23
the power of the23
from the brass of23
a matter of fact23
the banner of st23
the reign of queen23
are said to be23
the great seal of23
early part of the23
arms of the town23
the national flag of23
in the house of23
of the kings of23
from time to time23
arms of the city22
brethren of the order22
seem to have been22
on a wreath of22
is shown in fig22
first and fourth quarters22
of some of the22
of the black prince22
after the death of22
from journal of the22
order of the hospital22
in the middle ages22
in one of the22
in the fourteenth century22
of the grand master22
under the name of22
the place of the22
is found in the22
the form of the22
instance of the use22
the society of arts22
the flags of the22
a member of the22
of the united kingdom22
said to have been22
is no doubt that21
the shape of the21
the width of the21
in the midst of21
of arms of the21
the government of the21
for the sake of21
journal of the society21
as we have seen21
the ensign of the21
the grace of god21
the subject of the21
by the grace of21
in accordance with the21
order of the bath21
in the yere of21
the number of the21
be seen in the21
the archbishop of canterbury21
to have been the21
the names of the21
the body of the21
in the possession of21
for the use of21
the ships of the20
the temple of the20
the king and his20
in coats of arms20
the same as the20
in the hands of20
the death of the20
is derived from the20
are the arms of20
the collar of the20
of the earls of20
for the first time20
after the battle of20
of the chivalry of20
during the reign of20
of the inner temple20
the standard of the20
of a different colour20
the officers of the20
as shown in fig20
the chivalry of the20
the sinister side of20
at the close of20
the use of a20
the death of his20
as well as in20
it is evident that20
a king of arms20
to make use of19
of the church of19
a knight of the19
sinister side of the19
at the siege of19
the case of a19
as a charge upon19
temple of the lord19
in the cause of19
the masters of the19
be borne in mind19
the arms of their19
in the early part19
to the rank of19
either side of the19
king henry the third19
by the fact that19
the conclusion of the19
in some of the19
arms of the family19
the union jack of19
the property of the19
for the purposes of19
of the prince of19
one of the supporters19
kingdom of great britain19
the form of a19
by the name of19
members of the order18
the chief house of18
of the flag is18
the side of the18
the buke of the18
each side of the18
the collar of ss18
reign of richard ii18
the upper part of18
to the present day18
in the shield of18
on each side of18
the cause of the18
of the round table18
the temple in england18
for the arms of18
jack of james i18
of the seventeenth century18
as a sign of18
the united states of18
case of the arms18
on the subject of18
a chief of the18
of the holy city18
a chevron between three18
on the death of18
be no doubt that18
with the addition of18
the crest of a18
in the nature of18
of the kingdom of18
by the side of18
of the thirteenth century18
the church of the17
the seal of the17
appears in the arms17
of king henry vii17
the reign of charles17
most noble order of17
of the united colonies17
house of the temple17
to have been a17
coat of arms is17
the sovereignty of the17
the hospital of st17
a grant of arms17
on a white ground17
in the church of17
for the space of17
the union jack in17
are the supporters of17
from the tomb of17
the command of the17
grant of arms to17
the coronet of a17
in the seal of17
in favour of the17
in consequence of the17
of a different tincture17
as the arms of17
of the temple of17
it is said to17
the arms of scotland17
as a charge in17
chivalry of the temple17
the nature of the17
in the county of17
shield of the arms17
the kings of arms17
the head of a17
masters of the temple17
the end of a17
the th day of17
that it was the17
can be found in17
in the sixteenth century17
the base of the17
as the reign of17
is supposed to be17
the templars and hospitallers17
the arms of france17
beauchamp earl of warwick17
in the crests of17
of the fact that17
of the dukes of17
on the other side17
and that of the17
gh it ane othir16
in this case the16
does not appear to16
the livery colours of16
there can be little16
and the king of16
circlet of the order16
an instance of a16
constable of the tower16
motto of the order16
the circlet of the16
to a certain extent16
in which it is16
in the service of16
on an escutcheon of16
on the top of16
on the accession of16
bear the arms of16
the victoria and albert16
is the flag of16
a lion rampant gules16
the supporters of lord16
be seen on the16
victoria and albert museum16
as the emblem of16
not appear to have16
year of the reign16
to the end of16
a great number of16
of the supporters of16
in the fact that16
the arms of her16
the exception of the16
in defence of the16
reign of edward iii16
the bishops of london16
in her own right16
the greater part of16
and gh it ane16
on account of the16
in the mean time16
in the flag of16
of the latin kingdom16
that the arms of16
all intents and purposes16
label of five points16
the date of the16
the royal standard is15
from a brass at15
at the beginning of15
to the honour of15
union jack in the15
united states of america15
the arms of lord15
within a double tressure15
in westminster abbey church15
and on the sinister15
on a chief of15
of the brethren of15
in the seventeenth century15
to the use of15
the grand master and15
placed in the centre15
the reign of james15
noble order of the15
one and the same15
ulster king of arms15
is that of the15
so late as the15
is not to be15
head of the house15
upon a wreath of15
and also in the15
king of the romans15
members of the royal15
arms of the see15
and the duke of15
but there is no15
upon the arms of15
the minds of the15
of the cross of15
the lady margaret beaufort15
per pale argent and15
the th of august15
reign of henry the15
it is interesting to15
very little doubt that15
part of the shield15
the centre point charged15
centre point charged with15
in the shape of15
in the annexed example15
the battle of poictiers15
the authority of the15
of king edward iii15
arms of the king15
the earl of derby15
can be little doubt15
in the field of15
the pleasure of the15
to all intents and15
it is probable that15
it is by no15
to the earl of15
the time of edward15
at the request of15
alternate red and white15
the introduction of the15
of edward prince of15
william de la more15
the manner in which15
an instance of the15
of the ordre of15
the th of june15
the nature of a15
from the fact that15
brother william de la15
the th of may15
at the death of15
as will be seen15
member of the royal14
of a ducal coronet14
the patron saint of14
in the middle of14
of the king and14
the temple and the14
great seal of the14
will usually be found14
they are to be14
an example of a14
from the time of14
arms of a family14
richard coeur de lion14
of castile and leon14
of the twelfth century14
to the holy land14
coat of arms in14
collar of the order14
and the earl of14
edward the black prince14
the bottom of the14
of the flag of14
are borne by the14
no more than a14
in the coat of14
of the british empire14
of the sons of14
richard beauchamp earl of14
the records of the14
the order of knighthood14
the edge of the14
and it is not14
that it is a14
the terms of the14
jack of queen anne14
the temple of solomon14
the chief of the14
as early as the14
the remainder of the14
a mark of cadency14
on the field of14
year of his reign14
upper part of the14
royal arms of england14
in a coat of14
the battle of agincourt14
in some number of14
that the king of14
in time of war14
the duke of orleans14
to that of the14
the design of the14
and in the centre14
a large proportion of14
of the sixteenth century14
one of the earliest14
the adoption of the14
of a family of14
the following account of14
a matter of course14
in front of the14
the enemies of the14
is met with in14
in allusion to the14
this coat of arms14
by the duke of14
official coat of arms14
of the court of14
in spite of the14
in the victoria and14
of the order were14
be noted that the14
of the order was14
for the most part13
three lions passant guardant13
the people of the13
a good example of13
of the body of13
the templars in england13
of edward the confessor13
the banners of the13
reconciled to the church13
the constable of the13
part of the field13
as soon as the13
the royal naval reserve13
the name of god13
the midst of the13
the head of his13
in the chapel of13
is a representation of13
it was not until13
king of england and13
in the chapter upon13
a certain number of13
that many of the13
of the red cross13
the bastard of burgundy13
king of arms has13
of the laws of13
the white cross of13
the upper corner of13
on the shield of13
the latter part of13
on the breast of13
we have seen that13
come down to us13
a large number of13
on the arms of13
lion passant guardant or13
the second half of13
the reign of king13
the emblem of the13
the possession of the13
armorial bearings of the13
the rule of the13
a mount in base13
the rank of the13
the addition of the13
as an emblem of13
which the arms of13
will be seen from13
an account of the13
in the royal arms13
jack in the upper13
a mark of difference13
the walls of the13
as in the annexed13
the spirit of the13
the th of october13
the duke of lancaster13
the forces of the13
the time of henry13
occurs in the crest13
it should be noted13
that it should be13
arms of the earl13
second half of the13
national flag of the13
of the most noble13
it occurs in the13
quarter the arms of13
and one of the13
in the united states13
of the bishop of12
the kings of france12
the fate of the12
priest of the order12
is to be seen12
on the st of12
richard duke of york12
at the bataile of12
but it was not12
in honour of the12
to be used by12
to the present time12
for the display of12
a reference to the12
it is curious to12
at the top of12
poyntis of the ordre12
to the throne of12
the device of the12
the charges on the12
as well as to12
that the use of12
arms of the united12
charge in the arms12
it is curious that12
in the eyes of12
the knights of st12
the union jack is12
the white ground of12
of the character of12
in the year of12
the right to bear12
the arms and crest12
we find that the12
of france and england12
in the beginning of12
upon an escutcheon of12
the course of the12
in which it occurs12
the honour of the12
the protection of the12
by the earl of12
other members of the12
the most noble order12
point charged with a12
at a later date12
found in the case12
the addition of a12
of the eighteenth century12
no doubt that the12
charged with a cross12
progress of chivalry in12
during the lifetime of12
as well as of12
out of a ducal12
as has been already12
the capture of the12
of richard beauchamp earl12
which was to be12
othir case efter the12
are to be met12
per pale gules and12
as may be seen12
the attention of the12
the king of scotland12
may be seen on12
the dissolution of the12
found in the crest12
in the habit of12
with a red cross12
latter part of the12
on a chief azure12
a label of five12
and the knights of12
colours of the arms12
the templars in the12
in which the arms12
as the case may12
the garter plate of12
in the following manner12
of king edward iv12
the foot of the12
the grant of arms12
cross on a white12
the poyntis of the12
be very little doubt12
in which they were12
the arms of st12
it ane othir case12
the request of the12
the king of the12
of westminster abbey church12
chief house of the12
to quarter the arms12
of the sovereign and12
the name of a12
ane othir case efter12
of england and of12
as far as the11
under the title of11
to the said ordre11
from the arms of11
on either side a11
derived from the latin11
in the minds of11
of the military orders11
reign of edward the11
borne in mind that11
the figure of the11
each other in the11
hospital of saint john11
of richard duke of11
there can be very11
a charge upon the11
in the battle of11
the edges of the11
not seem to have11
is interesting to note11
the hospital of saint11
a shield of arms11
in the library of11
in the royal navy11
by one of the11
the laws of armory11
the second of the11
the spirit of chivalry11
and many of the11
i am not aware11
the court of the11
at the period of11
the th of november11
that it may be11
to be borne in11
the name and arms11
on the continent of11
a royal licence to11
eldest son of the11
noble ordre of knychthede11
in all parts of11
the sons of england11
flag of great britain11
the lower part of11
in the latter case11
the representation of the11
the mind of the11
the display of the11
for the government of11
the grant of a11
of the temple to11
on account of its11
it was in the11
an integral part of11
the character of a11
reign of edward i11
the colors of the11
to the number of11
to bear the arms11
the wars of the11
no doubt whatever that11
the th of april11
of arms in the11
placed in the first11
the reverse of the11
the cross of the11
one or other of11
that there is no11
the shield of arms11
and in base a11
large proportion of the11
crest of a family11
the king and the11
the consent of the11
the french word for11
a lion rampant or11
the manners of the11
the service of the11
the library of the11
name and arms of11
of the chivalric character11
matriculated in lyon register11
the story of the11
the same way as11
the case may be11
known by the name11
of the marquess of11
that he would not11
in conjunction with the11
of england and ireland11
for the honour of11
the loss of the11
the order of chivalry11
the supremacy of the11
to the family of11
the circumstances of the11
on the occasion of11
the lands of the11
there are many other11
of the crest of11
the wording of the11
that he had been11
that it would be11
grant of a crest11
it will usually be11
the union in the11
charge upon a shield11
knights of the temple11
the family of the11
of thomas of woodstock11
on a blue ground11
called the union jack11
coats of arms are11
and on the th11
in the diocese of11
joust to the utterance11
side of the escutcheon11
the brass of sir11
the foundation of the11
it will be noticed11
the th of september11
all parts of the11
with the king of11
a lion rampant argent11
from the monument of11
and each of the11
but it should be11
under the command of11
of the temple was11
would appear to be11
and surmounted by a11
livery colours of the11
a different tincture from11
into the order of11
until the reign of11
the temple at paris11
it is necessary to11
lord mayor of london11
the united kingdom of11
of the said ordre11
in saltire behind the11
may be mentioned the11
the island of cyprus11
on the south side11
the gates of the11
tells us that the11
can be very little11
the union jack was11
greater part of the11
and the crest of11
of the common law11
with the royal arms11
robe or mantle of11
the duties of the10
that the union jack10
shield in the centre10
plume of ostrich feathers10
have come down to10
of the royal naval10
a bordure of the10
of the orders of10
be regarded as the10
similar to that of10
of the existence of10
the fact that a10
for the love of10
the discretion of the10
all the templars in10
will be noticed that10
the lord of chargny10
of sir john fastolfe10
the knighthood of the10
be made to the10
union of the two10
but it may be10
the color of the10
from the effigy of10
of the lady margaret10
it is one of10
the chapel of the10
chequy or and azure10
of sir john de10
one of the few10
to the town of10
of the knighthood of10
union jack of queen10
of the crown of10
of king henry viii10
to the dexter side10
to be borne by10
little doubt that the10
the description of the10
the law of lumbardy10
the cross in the10
of the state of10
of the privy council10
at sea and land10
on a chief gules10
two coats of arms10
the days of edward10
the field of a10
order of the thistle10
in the thirteenth century10
arms of england and10
history of the order10
as well as a10
a wreath of laurel10
a double tressure flory10
to have had a10
members of the family10
of the castle of10
the sign of the10
the early garter plates10
on a mount vert10
of the nobility of10
of cloth of gold10
houses of the temple10
is the same as10
with the advice of10
of the time of10
the state of the10
half of the fourteenth10
and at the same10
the result has been10
of the christian army10
our subjects of south10
bishops of london and10
an order of knighthood10
the appearance of the10
second and third quarters10
to be seen on10
from the dexter chief10
not often met with10
arms and crest of10
be seen in fig10
of arms in which10
circle of thirteen stars10
of the holy roman10
the insignia of the10
arms of the sovereign10
by the title of10
frequently to be met10
the red and white10
on the authority of10
there are some number10
for the name of10
a ducal coronet or10
as appears from the10
cannot be said to10
supposed to have been10
of gold and silver10
a charge upon a10
of the lands of10
the conduct of the10
are some number of10
and the rest of10
in front of a10
the arms of king10
the eldest son of10
the heads of the10
met with as a10
the grand preceptor of10
heraldry of the sea10
to be seen in10
of the holy ghost10
that he was not10
a portion of the10
and that it was10
the ground of the10
be placed in the10
many coats of arms10
it will be noted10
to be used on10
the church of st10
result has been that10
should be noted that10
chief and one in10
which will be found10
under the protection of10
of chivalry in england10
defence of the holy10
of such and such10
in the same manner10
and some of the10
and one in base10
king edwarde the thrid10
third part of the10
to the noble ordre10
are placed in the10
the restoration of the10
a white flag with10
in the grant of10
of the history of10
the decoration of the10
the gate of the10
as a means of10
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of the order and10
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body of the church7
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church and state gazette7
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those of his wife7
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ships of the royal7
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lord high constable of7
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montagu earl of salisbury7
of all other nations7
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enemies of the cross7
the plantagenet garter plates7
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on the th day7
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soldiers of jesus christ7
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arms of the cross7
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the seventeenth century the7
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the establishment of a7
of the cinque ports7
seal of the united7
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