# tblArmItems

ArmTxt:
clementt von birhing zo sÿghartting des vier ann stonnd hic oben und nÿden

AiCmnt:
Clement von Pihring zu Sigharting, d.1536, eldest son of Johan [1754, 1765]. Repeat of von Pihring, see [1754].
Sieb 27:257;


AiCmnt:
Anna von Eps al. Ebser, MM/ Albrecht von Trenbach [1767], wife of Martin Ramseiden auf Grub. A repeat of Eps, see [1669].


AiCmnt:
Amalie von Ramseiden, M/1767 Albrecht von Trenbach, wife of Ortolf jr [1, 1738, 1764]. Repeat of Ramseiden, see [1670].


AiCmnt:
Barbara Tobelheim, FM/1768 Clement, first wife of Johan von Pihring [1754, 1765].
   von Tobelheim, noted 1150/1279, extinct 1578,  in Ger. Griesbach, hereditary Erbjägermeister in  Niederbayern, later in Oberösterreich.
Sieb 27:257; Sieb 22/6.1.1:189+t190 + 27:473; SIE:92n4;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Betzinger, MM/1768 Clement Pihring, wife of unnamed Tobelheim, mother of Barbara [1771].
    Betzinger, no details, no reference.
Sieb 27:257;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Trauner, FM/ 1777 Jacob Haunsberg. Repeat of Trauner, see [1277].


AiCmnt:
Georg Haunsberg, F/1777 Jacob. Repeat of Haunsberg [1680].


AiCmnt:
Possibly Martin Ramseiden auf Grub, F/1778 Wilhelm and Amalie [1770], husband of  Anna Ebser [1769]. Repeat of Ramseiden, see [1670].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Dachauer, FM/1778 Wilhelm Ramseiden. Repeat of Dachauer, see [1682].


ArmTxt:
jacop vonn hounsperg ritter des vier ann stond hic oben unnd nÿdenn

AiCmnt:
Jacob von Haunsberg. Repeat of Haunsberg [1680].


ArmTxt:
wilhelm vonn ramseyd des vier ann stonnd hic oben und nÿden

AiCmnt:
Wilhelm von Ramseiden, no details.  Repeat of Ramseiden, see [1670].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Puchberg, MM/1777 Jacob Haunsberg, married to a Nussdorf. A variant repeat of Puchberg, see [1320].


AiCmnt:
Barbara Nussdorf (not Nussberg), M/1777 Jacob, wife of Georg Haunsberg auf Au, mother of Ursula [1680] and MM/1677 Wolfgang Thumer. The arms are a repeat of Nussdorf [1284].


AiCmnt:
Possibly Anna Ebser [1769], M/1778 Wilhelm Ramseiden and Amalie [1770]. A repeat of Eps al. Ebser, see [1669].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Eisenhof, married Ebser, MM/1778 Wilhelm Ebser. A repeat of Eisenhof, see [1261].


AiCmnt:
Margareta von Tobelheim [1799], d.1463, FM/1787, wife of Thomas Trenbach auf Waldberg (d.1462). Repeat of Tobelheim [1771].


AiCmnt:
Johan Trenbach, F/1787. Repeat of Trenbach Q2, see [1731].


AiCmnt:
Johan Zaunried zu Guteneck, F/1788 Jörg / Wolfgang. Repeat of Zaunrid, see [1293].
 The page is cut at top during binding.


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Hächsenacker, FM/1788 Jörg and/or Wolfgang Zaunrid. Repeat of Zaunried, see [1337].


ArmTxt:
..örg trenbach vonn trenbach des vier ann sond hic oben und niden

AiCmnt:
Jörg / Georg von Trenbach auf Schamberg & Waldberg, d.1517, great grandson of Johan 'Reiche' (see [1741]). Crown overpainted by crest. Repeat of Trenbach, see [1].
Sieb 26.2:403;


ArmTxt:
jörg / wolfgang zounrüd zo guttenegk des vier ann stonnd hic oben unnd niden

AiCmnt:
Jörg and/or Wolfgang Zaunrid, no details. Repeat of Zaunrid, see [1293].


AiCmnt:
Agnes von Altenburg, d.1463, MM/1787 Jörg von Trenbach, wife of Eberhard Apfaltrer auf Schambach. Repeat of Altenburg gt Gestl [1946].


AiCmnt:
Margareta von Apfelteren [1752], M/1787 Jörg, wife of Johan von Trenbach [1784]. Repeat of Apfeldter [1752].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Mautner von Katzenberg, M/1788 Jörg and/or Wolfgang Zaunrid. Repeat of Mautner, see [1320].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Aham von Wildenau, MM/1788 Jörg and/or Wolfgang Zaunrid, married to a Mautner. The arms are a repeat of Aham [1262].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Trauner, FM/1797 Wigeleus Fröschel von Marzoll. Repeat of Trauner, see [1277].


AiCmnt:
Ludwig Fröschl von Martzel al. Fröschel von Marzoll, F/1797 Wigeleus.
    Fröschel von Marzoll, salzburger Münz- und Bergwerkverwalter with seat in Wasserburg am Inn. Around 1450 the family  bought Marzoll (Kr. Reichenhall, OB), then part of austrian Salzburg. Most their posessions was lost by 1600.
HHStD 7:345; Sieb 22/6.1:13+t10 + 22/6.1.2:t43+28 + 28/4.6:16+77+t7;


AiCmnt:
Wolfgang von Messenbach, F/1798 Werner. Repeat of Messenbach, see [2, 1724].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Albrechtshaim, FM/1798 Werner von Messenbach.  Repeat of Albrechtshaim [1692].


ArmTxt:
wiglos froschlenn des vier ann stonnd hic oben unnd nÿden und sind brüders trÿstanns ritter

AiCmnt:
Wiguleus Fröschl von Martzel, 1445-1517, Bp.Passau 1500. Repeat of Fröschl von Martzel, see [1794].
    Arms & crest: the human face in Q1 and crest has boar's tusks.
    More text in a later hand.
wikipedia;


ArmTxt:
werner von messenbach zo schwen.. / ritter des vier ann stonndt hic nÿdern und oben

AiCmnt:
Werner von Messenbach zu Schwendt, no details.
     Crest: arms of Q1. Repeat of Messenbach, see [2, 1727].


AiCmnt:
Margareta Tobelhaim [1783], MM/1797 Wigeleus Fröschel von Marzoll, wife of Thomas Trennbach aud Waldberg (d.1462).  Repeat of Tobelheim [1771].


AiCmnt:
Ursula von Trenbach, 1428-1455, M/1797 Wigeleus, married secondly Ludwig Fröschel von Marzoll. Repeat of Trennbach Q2 / Intobler, see [1731].
Sieb 26.2:403;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Jörger, wife of Wolfgang Messenbach, M/1798 Werner. Repeat of Jörger  [1684].


AiCmnt:
Probably Magdalena von Schallenberg, wife of Wolf Jörger zu Wirthin, FM/1798 Werner Messenbach.
   von Schallenberg, noted 1336-1853, seat in Wolkersdorf S of Waldkirchen (OÖs).
Sieb 26.2:t9 + 27:317-320+t83-t84;


AiCmnt:
Probably a later display showing the four ancestors of doctor Ludwig Fröschl von Marzoll. The dexter half might be a partial repeat of 187v [1793-1802] with Wiguleus Bp.Passau [1805] and his parents Ludwig [1803] and Ursula Trenbach [1806]. However, the two tirolean items on the sinister side can be read as the mother and maternal grandmother of another Ludwig, grandson of Ludwig and Ursula and nephew of Wiguleus Bp.Passau. If so, this item is for an anonymous brother of Wiguleus.
    Arms & crest: the head in Q1 is different from [1796]. The 2nd crest has the frog on wings.  Repeat of Fröschl von Martzel / Marzoll, see [1794].
    Page 188v is blank. At top of the page an entry in a later hand: 'doctor ludwig froschel vô marzol tho'herr zu passaw vier annen ..'.


AiCmnt:
Foegler or Jörgler, not identified, but from the upper Etsch or Adige placed as the mother of Ludwig Fröschl von Marzoll [1805].


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Fröschl von Martzel, see [1794]. See [1803] for discussion
 Arms & crest: the head in Q1 is different from [1797]. The 2nd crest has the frog on wings.


AiCmnt:
Probably Ursula von Trenbach [1800], wife of Ludwig Fröschl von Marzoll and mother of Wigeleus Bp.Passau [1797]. Below is a note on i.a. her mother Magdalena Tobelhaim. Repeat of Trenbach, see [1, 1738].


AiCmnt:
Mezner, no details, but seat on the upper Adige / Etsch, see also [1585]. Below a note referring to the tirolean family Schlandersberger, possibly a grandmother. The item is placed as the maternal grandmother of Ludwig Fröschl von Marzoll [1805].
Sieb 28/6.3:t6 (no text);


AiCmnt:
Hermannstorf, noted 1282, ministeriales of Gf.Hals.
    The figure is rather an embowed pile ending in an elm leaf or per fess etc.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:43+41 + 6.1.2:71;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Fröschl von Martzel, see [1794].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Überach, see [1726].
   Crest: arms of Q1.


AiCmnt:
von Herleinsperger, noted 1365, probably a cadet of von Hautzenberger [1927] with similar arms and crest, and seat nearby in parish Rohrdorf.
Sieb 27:121+t36;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Sigenheim zu Turnstein, see [1759].
   The necks are gorged with crowns


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Anhang [1686].
    Crest: the hair is tied with a ribbon in Ar-Sa.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: bend over pale.


AiCmnt:
Ahaim im Vilshofen (Kr.Passau, OB), noted from 12C to 15C, no details.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:113+t113;


AiCmnt:
Watzmannsdorf al. Watzdorf, noted 1407-1580, seat in Watzmannsdorf in parish Hutthurm and held Burg Leuprechting in diocese Passau.
   Crest: arms on upturn.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:60+t59 +27:607-608+t125;


AiCmnt:
von Wenger, seat near Osterhof (Kr. Passau, OB), noted 1262-1532.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:191+t193Q1;


AiCmnt:
von Thalheim, noted 1368, seat in Talheim 7 km S of Heilbronn. Peter von Thalheim al. Dalheim gt von Eberbach, fl.1431-68, Hofmeister zum Pfalzgrafen, must be the one in ING:428.
     RUG also has the arms in Ar-Gu, e.g. [2252].
Sieb 23/6.2:69+t43 wurt; Kindler OB 1:191; Hupp ARL 87;


AiCmnt:
Hund von Lauterbach, extinct 1957.  Wiegeland Hund (1514-1588) published his Bayrischer Stammbuch in 1585, much cited in the Neue Siebmacher.
     Crest: bust of morian &c.
Rolland 3:242; Popoff STY 45; Sieb E363;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Tobelheim, see [1771].
   The talbot is drawn like a lion passt.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
     Crest: wings Ar ch. axes in saltire Or.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, item unfinished, only with a single step for grady.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Kneussel.
    Crest: the pointed cap is tipped with a spur pointing ahead.


AiCmnt:
Stolzenfels, not identified.
     Same arms and crest as Holzeneck [2388].


AiCmnt:
Schrott, noted 1331-1714, seat in Kindberg (BH.Mürzzuschlag, Steiermark).
HHStÖs 2:35+89; Sieb 26.2:94-95+t43;


AiCmnt:
von Kirchberg, seat in Kirchberg bei Grafendorf in Steiermark. The possessions came to Trautmannsdorf on the marriage of Ulrich (I, d.1448) and Katharina von Kirchberg (1405-1452), their son Herrand (IV) adopted the name Kirchberg.
Sieb 27:496+t115;


AiCmnt:
Hutte zu Heusbach, no details.
Rolland 3:245;


AiCmnt:
von Wechsendorf, no details.
Krassler SW 270;


AiCmnt:
von Stickelberg, noted 1394 and 1413 in Styria.
Krassler SW 59;


AiCmnt:
von Stetten, no details, but noted in WB der Turniergesellschafft Katz in Konstanz.
L. Müller-Westphal, pers.com.;


AiCmnt:
A variant repeat of Stahel von Staheleck, see also [1710].


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms: poppy head with stalks conjoined


AiCmnt:
Faist von Möhringen, seat in Kr. Tuttlingen (B-W), no details.
    Item uncoloured (Ar-Or), a leafless branch Or with 3 bunches of grapes. Crest: wine bush growing from ship-formed utensil.


AiCmnt:
von Seibersdorf, extinct 1568 with Siegmund von Seibertsdorf zu Breitenloe, no details, but probably with possessions in Kr. Dingolfing am der Isar in Niederbayern.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:180+t184;


AiCmnt:
von Reuter, ministeriales of Abp.Salzburg, extinct 1528, seat in Klebing (Ger.Altötting, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.3:40+t26 + OO 740+774 + Salz 55;


AiCmnt:
Butzner von Oexning vorm Wald, noted 1360-1540.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:4+t1;


AiCmnt:
von Seeman, noted 1242-1438 in Kr. Dingolfing (Niederbayern), later in Austria.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:180+t184 + 26.2:t53 + 27:t93;


AiCmnt:
Probably Schuldholzning (Kr. Pfarrkirchen, OB) - no references.


AiCmnt:
Westerskircher, noted 1442, seat in Birnbach bei Pfarrkirchen (Ger. Griesbach, NB).
Sieb 27:644+t129;


AiCmnt:
Rengold von Martinsbuch (Ger. Mallersdorf, NB). Lucas Rengold, fl.1471-1481.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:173+t178; Sieb Si1:85n 'Reinold';


AiCmnt:
Not identified. A bavarian family Stahel used {per pale & per chevron inv}, see [1710].


AiCmnt:
Schambeck an der Hohenschambach an der Altmühl (Kr. Riedenburg, Opf.), noted 1385-1492.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:175+t180;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest ornament: upturn of a cap Ar.


AiCmnt:
von Hohenkirchen zu Iffeldorp und Pürgen, noted 1330-c.1800, acquired Pürgen SE of Landsberg in 1510.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:5+t3;


AiCmnt:
Höchstetter, noted  1394-1485. lived in Abtei Münchmünster, in Vohburg E of Ingolstadt and in Siegenburg.
    Arms: apothecary's shovels.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:102+t101


AiCmnt:
Moser von Kirschdorf in Gft.Haag (Kr. Mühldorf am Inn, OB), noted 1389-1468.
    Crest: wing ch. bend etc.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:165+t170;


AiCmnt:
Neuchinger Riedersham & Hörgersdorf, seat Oberneuching nr Erding, extinct 1695.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:21+t18 (Az-Or);


AiCmnt:
Epelhauser, noted 1407-1516. The arms are canting: 'Wageneppel mit Nagel'.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:35+t35 + 6.1.3:171;


AiCmnt:
Auer von Bulach, from Pullach nr Aibling (Kr. Rosenheim, NB), acquired Odelzhausen in 1477; extinct 1636.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:8+t6 bav;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Forster von Wildenforst, see [1740].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Schwendt von St.Martin, see [1732].


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Same arms and crest as Kölnbecker [2132].


AiCmnt:
Hausner zu Burgstall nr Gosseltshausen SE of Ingolstadt, Erbmarschall des Stifts Geisenfeld, extinct 1551.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:43+t44;


AiCmnt:
Aurberg zu Sattelberg, noted 1340-1584 in Ger.Schrobenberg.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:3+t1;


AiCmnt:
Tattenbach al. Tattenbeck, noted 1295, seat in OberTattenbach (Ger. Pfarrkirchen),  several lines, incl. Trenbach. The family was noted as Jägermeister in Bayern in the Necrologium of Ab.Raitenhaslach. These older arms are on a tombstone, the younger arms (abend) is in BLW:676 and SGH:734.
REF: Sieb 22/6.1.1:t189 + Sieb 26.2:302-310+t145-146 + 27:t109;


AiCmnt:
von Gersdorf, noted 12C in Oberlausits, and in 1266 held in Baruth (Kr. Zossen) on the border of Mark Brandenburg and Niederlausits. Several branches were later created Grafen.
   Crest ornament: chaplet of 4 red and 4 white roses, no greenery; 
Sieb 14/3.1:8+139+t9+t184 + 17/6.8.1:t26;


AiCmnt:
Hoholting, seat in Hochholding (Kr. Eggenfelden, NB), noted 12C-17C.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:102+t101;


AiCmnt:
Wieland von Vohburg, noted 1407-1532, from Vohburg an der Donau, 12 km E of Ingolstadt.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:192+t194;


AiCmnt:
Stingelheim auf Schönberg, and Stingelheim zu der Khün; fhr 1698.
Sieb 22/2.1:59+t62 + 6.1.3:t64;


AiCmnt:
Hohentann, in Ger.Rottenburg (NB), in 1533 Hans v.H. was Landvogt in Mindelheim.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:102+t101;


AiCmnt:
Tannhausen, noted 1311,  lands nr Salzburg.
      A version with 3 talons is common in german armorials.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:105-106+t69;


AiCmnt:
Probably a variant of Schweinpeck, noted 1230, during 1487-1521 they held Haus in Gem. Wartberg (BH. Freistadt, OO).
Sieb 27/4.5 + 26.2/4.4.2:115+t48; SIE:96n1 (Schweinbock, bav); HHStÖs 1:49; Hupp ARL 214n2* (Ar boar Sa);


AiCmnt:
Schluder zu Weilbach, Münchener patricians, noted 1295-1450.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:90+t99;


AiCmnt:
von Morsbach al. Morsbeck, noted 1304-1507, ministeriales of Gf.Hirschberg in Morsbach (Ger. Greding, MFr.).
   Crest ornament:  a  'cap' like the fess Or-Sa  in the arms.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:50+t49;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: wolf-like pointed nose.


AiCmnt:
Mülheim, noted 1381 in Ried am Rechten.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:165+t170;


AiCmnt:
Altenburg gt Gestl, noted 1327-1474, held Irlbach.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:28+t24;


AiCmnt:
Ziernberger, citizens of Erding and Traunstein nr Salzburg.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:151+t105;


AiCmnt:
von Leubersdorf, noted 1160/1304-1517, seat in Leibersdorf in the Hallertau N of Freising;
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t164 + 26.1:t140;


AiCmnt:
von Hohenkirchen zu Aichpichl und Degernau, noted 1374-1538, later in Austria.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:102 (no paritition, seal) + t100 (per pale & 2 lozenges cch, uncol.) + 6.1.2:t48 (Henkircher) + 26.1:t90;


AiCmnt:
Giebinger zu Giebing, noted 1340-1538. Donated to Kloster Weienstephan nr Freising.
    Crest: 2 lozenges on upturn, cone Gu.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:39+t39 + 6.1.2:50+t33;


AiCmnt:
Prandsstetter, noted 1560.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:117+t119 (uncol.);


AiCmnt:
Pullinger, noted 1363-1448, lived in Erding and Imhofen in Niederbayern.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:118+t120 (Or-Az);


AiCmnt:
von Schachner, noted from 13C, seat at Burg Schachen, later Ebenzweier, nr Altmünster (BH. Gmunden, OÖs).
Sieb 22/6.1.3:t34 + 27:t83; SIE:35n15; HHStÖs 1:15 + 2:159;


AiCmnt:
Steindorfer, noted 1409 in Haidenburg and Vilshofen.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:183+t187;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: wolf in monk's habit Ar. Crest: head of woman with pointed headress.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    A legend beside the crest: 'marspether / vom sprynczenstein'.


AiCmnt:
Ützinger, noted 1272-1497, ministeriales of Traun, seat in Uetzing in parish Leonding nr Linz.
Sieb 26.2:t299 + 27:518-521+t118;


AiCmnt:
Dachsberg zu Aspach, should be qtg a badger like [1966].
   Crest: bearded man.
Krassler SW 23;


AiCmnt:
von Dachsberg, from  Burg Dachsberg in Hausruckviertel in Niederösterreich.  Also noted qtg {pale checky} as in [1964].
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t2; SIE:93n10; Jequier, AHS 104:31-33, 1990, GEL exlibris; Hupp ARL 88n1;


AiCmnt:
Göttlinger von Goetling; noted 1293, extinct primo 16C.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:39+t37;


AiCmnt:
von Kraft, noted 1377-1493 in Passau, held Westenholz in Hausrückviertel.
Rolland 3:347; Sieb 27:159+t47;


AiCmnt:
Magensreiter von Teising, seat in Teising (Ger.Neumarkt, Kr.Altötting, OB); extinct 1685.
    Crest: bust of man with pointed cap tiped with tuft of cock feathers holding 2 brooms or perhaps shovels.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:20+t16;


AiCmnt:
Schmaz, noted 1344-1514, held i.a. Ruderheim (Kr. Erding, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:177+t182;


AiCmnt:
Duncz or Dusmer, probably the same family as the grand master of the Teutonic Order [3098], though SGH:485 has a different crest.


AiCmnt:
Dreitelkofer, noted 1345 in the Salzburger area.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:11+t8;


AiCmnt:
Grueber, seat in Grueb nr Pfarkirchen, noted 14C to 1660 in Bavaria and Lower Austria.
    Crest: the lozenge and the lower (black triangle) part of the chief.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:41+t37 + 26.1:139+t68 (Crest: wings ch. arms);


AiCmnt:
Lenberger, noted 14C, extincrt 1558; lived nr Pfarrkirchen in Niederbayern.
 Sieb 22/6.1.1:103+t102;


AiCmnt:
von Billich or Pilch von Feldegg, noted 1404-1484 in various manors near Schärding on the Inn (Innviertel, Austria). Feldegg was built by Thomas von Pilch (d.1460).
Sieb 27:255+t70;


AiCmnt:
Zärtel, noted 1284-1570, seat in Rierding in parish Mehrnbach nr Ried (OÖs), held also nearby Riegerting.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:t35+t102 + Sieb 27:672-673+t135;


AiCmnt:
Ruesdorf zu Griesbach, noted 1386-1756, named for Ruhsdorf an der unteren Rott (Ger.Griesbach), but came from near Eggenfelden in Bavaria, but also noted in Meissen.
Sieb 21/6.6:188+t91 + 22/6.1.1:t126 + 27:307-208+t81;


AiCmnt:
Geltinger von Althausen, noted 1346-1492, as Ab.Tegerndorf, and in Schärding nr Passau.
    Arms: one rose Ar on each branch Or, all placed vertically on the mount.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t37 (SA-Ar/Vt-Or);


AiCmnt:
Ruesdorf, seat in Kirchberg (Kr. Eggenfelden, NB).
   Crest: cone ch. 3 'turnips' or spindles.
Sieb 27:307;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: bust of bearded man in buttoned dress.


AiCmnt:
Auer von Tobel & Griessbach, extinct c1650, from Niederbayern.
    Crest: bull's horns scaled.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t6 bav + 27:11+t5 aut;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Perger al. Berger zu Walberg, see [1709].


AiCmnt:
Dorfbeck, noted 1160-1543, nrBad Endorf (Kr. Rosenheim, OB).
     Arms: triangular pendant on collar.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:33+t29; Rolland 2:218;


AiCmnt:
Kuenburg, noted 1172-1884, seat in Burg Kuenburg / Khünburg nr Hermagor in Kärnten, later in Steiermark a.o..
Sieb 17/4.2:38+t20 + 26.1:250-251+t129 + 29/4.8:t4 + 30:138-139+t66;


AiCmnt:
Aichberger zu Möring, noted in 15C.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:126+t131 (uncol.);


AiCmnt:
Ecker von Eck, ministeriales of Gf.Bogen, from Egg (Kr. Deggendorf, NB), extinct 1425.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:33+t33; Hupp ARL 120n1;


AiCmnt:
von Ramsberg, ministeriales of Gf.Bogen, noted 12C, seat at Burg Alt-Randsberg (Kr. Kötzting, NB).
Sieb 22/6.1:122 bav (Az-Ar) + 23/6.2:t22 (Or-Sa); Rolland 5:125 Ramsberger von Ramsberg; HHStD 7:18; Merz ZUR 44, Kindler OB 1:320;


AiCmnt:
Mermoser zu Salach, noted 1438-80. Lothar Müller-Westphal speculated whether the family were ministeriales, Burgleute der Lassberg nr Salzburg.
    Mount painted bluish.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:163+t169 + 6.1.2:140;


AiCmnt:
Heybach gt Heybeck, no details.
    Arms & crest: horse's head briddled.
Rolland 5:194 fkn;


AiCmnt:
Landsidler von Ambach & Haimbach, Uradel, extinct 1520.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:18+t15;


AiCmnt:
Klueghamer zu Marlkofen, noted 1407-1514 in Landshut.
    Arms: greyhound collared.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:5+t3;


AiCmnt:
Sulzberg, salzburger Uradel, noted 1322 in battle of Mühldorf.
Sieb 28/4.6:t26 (horn in fess);


AiCmnt:
von Kirchberg, noted 1195 in Warmund nach Zwettl, and as vassals of Gf.Schaunberg, held later in Schönhering, extinct 1706.
Sieb 27:154-156+t46;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Salchinger [1925], different crest.


AiCmnt:
Zangberger von Julbach, no details. Possibly the Julbach between Altötting and Braunau on the Inn.
AHS 1926:85;

AIRefs:
BLW:161 'czangberg von julbach'; MIL:389; SGH:721*;


AiCmnt:
von Staudach, noted 1298-1483 as nobles and patricians in Landshut.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:93 + t92 + 6.1.3:t58;


AiCmnt:
Halder, no details.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:42+t41;


AiCmnt:
von Raussendorf  al. Ruschendorf, noted 1287, seat in Höfel (Kr. Löwenberg, Silesia), lands in Kr. Bunzlau, also noted as BGf.Greifenstein (Kr. Löwenberg) and BGf.Löwenberg. Günzel von Raussendorf, fl.1494-1506 was Hofmeister in Glatz.
Sieb 17/6.8.3:40-41+t25 + 21/2.3:43+t49;


AiCmnt:
von Murhaimer, seat nr Kloster Aldersbach (Kr. Passau, NB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t171, bav; Hupp ARL 311n1;


AiCmnt:
Panicher, noted 1380-1646, held Wolkersdorf bei Haslang-Traunstein (OB), E of Chiemsee, served the Abp.Salzburg.
       Arms: drawn in courtoisie as bend nebuly sn.
Sieb 27:233+t65 + 26.1:t179 + 28/4.6:46+t19;


AiCmnt:
von Bunzinger zum Ross-stein & Holztraubach were probably wittelsbacher bastards. They were noted 1350, and became extinct in 1560.
   Crest: dx Gu, sn lozengy Ar-Az. 
Sieb 22/6.1.1:9+t7 bav;


AiCmnt:
Probably Neukrich, not identified.
     Arms: cap of maintenance placed in bend, yellow turn-up.


AiCmnt:
Lengenfelder zu Welchenberg, noted 1254, ministeriales of Gf.Bogen possessions NE of Straubing (Kr. Bogen, NB) and near Kloster Melk in Niederrösterreich.
     Also known with a sitting greyhound - like the crest.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:158+t164* Langfeld + 26.1:t138 Lengenfeld (Sa-Ar-Gu, tierced per bend);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, Steinmach or Steinach.
   Arms: masoned


AiCmnt:
Wiling, no details. The entry in ING:446 was included in a later addition to the austrian nobles.
Rolland 6:174, sou; Sieb Si2:95, sou;


AiCmnt:
von Sitzenberg or Siezenperger, noted in Styria 1434 with slightly variant arms.
     Similar arms as Thalheim and Rohrbach and the pily-bendy of Sigmar (Sieb 27:363).
Krassler SW 22+56;


AiCmnt:
von Menckhofen, noted 1295-1522, seat in Mengkofen (Kr. Dingolfing, NB).
     Arms: gamb embowed.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:163; Rolland 4:184;


AiCmnt:
Rasp, Uradel, Rasp von Teuffenbach extinct 1547, of a family with several lines and lands in Carinthia and Krain. Some members moved to Silesia and then on to Greater Poland in the early 14th Century. Austrian counts in 1708.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:119 + 6.1.3:t19 + 29/4.2:t15; Szymanski HS 248;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, probably Zerer, like several bavarian families (Sieb 22/6.1.3:150+t104) with a thumb, a furred glove or a fleur-de-lis. The figure resembles a stunted glaive.


AiCmnt:
Freyer von Grünau, noted 1330-1594, tombs in Mattigkofen, a market village in the bavarian parts of the diocese Passau near Burghausen.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:4+t2 (Az-Ar-Gu); www;


AiCmnt:
von Seveler al. Seffler, no details. Similar arms for Söflingen in Sieb E 737, in OA.Ulm, a Truchsess of Gf.Dillingen. Mentined in RUG among the austrians.
   Arms: a broad pile retracted.
Sieb 23/6.2:139+t75;


AiCmnt:
von Reisberg, seat at Burg Reisberg (BH. Wolfsberg, Kärnten). See also the variant in [1646, 2671]
HHStÖs 2:271; Rolland 5:143, Kärnten = Sa-Ar-Gu;


AiCmnt:
von Eckenthal al. Eggenthal, noted 1123-1406, seat in Eggenthal (Kr. Kaufbeuren, bavarian Swaben). 
Sieb 22/6.1.2:25+t16;


AiCmnt:
von Schrankenfels, seat nr Sulzbach; noted 1261-1373.
Kindler AE 399;


AiCmnt:
von Königstein al. Kungstein, from Aargau, cadet of Kienberg. Identical arms were used by Kienberg (ZUR:521), from Solothurn/Soleuvre, as in ZUR:521 and DWF:812.
    Crest: mitre ch. estoile.
Pusikan S 48+t2n8; Rolland 3:339;


AiCmnt:
Starzhausen, noted 1233-1709, seat in Starzhausen (Ger. Geisenfeld bei Pfaffenhofen, OB).
Sieb 26.2:t89 + 27:396-397+t101;


AiCmnt:
von Beuren al. Purren al. Buren, several families of that name with different arms, but this one might come from near Überlingen on the Bodensee.
Kindler OB 1:71;


AiCmnt:
von Alvensleben, seat in Sachsen-Gotha, no details.
Sieb 20/6.12:t38;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, might be a misreading of Heiligenberg (Tübingen), who used the arms in Ar-Sa.


AiCmnt:
Ancient arms of the von Villenbach, swabian Uradel, Stammsitz im Kr. Wertingen nr Augsburg. Their later arms {Ar cock Sa} are in [2114].
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t109 + 6.1.3:t80;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Crest and arms: bust of bearded man with torse and breasts.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms: tower like a wheel-segment or axehead.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms & crest: bearded men with torses.


AiCmnt:
Schenck von Winterstetten, descended from von Tanne, Schencken der Hzt.Schwaben. Seat at Winterstetten, Kr. Biberach. The related Emerkingen had the arms in Ar-Gu and Az-Or.
Kruse R 427 #83; Bosl R 433+440; Sieb 23/6.2:230+t129 +t23 (Winterstetten); Bosl R 417; HHStD 6:756;


AiCmnt:
von Ellenhofen, in Elnhofen (BA. Bregenz, AU), noted 1372.
Sieb E 160;


AiCmnt:
von Stainheim, noted 1327-1635, held lands in Burgau, held 1327 Steinheim and Hohenburg (Ger. Dillingen) NE of Ulm.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:183 + 22/6.1.3:97;


AiCmnt:
Taufkirchen von Taufkirchen (Kr. Wolfratshausen, OB), extinct 17C.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:186+t189*, Hupp ARL:91n3* (Sa-Ar-Or);


AiCmnt:
Schütz von Hackenbach, noted 1310 in Nürnberg, but held lands in the diocese of Würzburg. 
Sieb 22/6.1.1:92+t90 (Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Ermreicher, also written Erenreich, noted 1476-1554, living in Nürnberg and its surroundings.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:36+t31;


AiCmnt:
von Pferdsdorf, noted 1303-1476, seat in Pferdsdorf nr Kissingen. The crest has been read as horse, fox or squirrel.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:170+t174 + 6.1.3:6+t4 (Ar-Sa);


AiCmnt:
Gf.Schönburg al. Sumburk. The family, noted 1182, came from  Glaucau in Pleissenland in Sachsen and Vilém Sumburk built Novy Sumburk in Böhmen. One line was created Reichsfürst in 1790, another became comital.
Sieb 3/3.1.3:t68 + 21/2.3:t4; Heymowski CB; Myslivecek E 56 + 2:108;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms: might also be blazoned 'chief pily-paly'.


AiCmnt:
Gross gt Pfersfeld, cadets off Gross von Trockau, noted 1653.  Conrad G.g.P. (fl.1469), a captain in the Teutonic Order, settled in Dommelkeim (WPr.).
Sieb 16/6.4:t44 + 20/6.12:t52;


AiCmnt:
The von Villenbach formerly used {Az bull's face Or}, and had their Stammsitz im Kr.Wertingen nr Augsburg [2078]. The new arms replaced this with the Birkhahn. Member of the Leitbracke society 1436. They later acquired Erbach and Rammingen, Kr.Ulm.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t109 + 6.1.3:t80 (alt); Kruse R 295 #63;


AiCmnt:
Dürner, noted 1145-1597, seat in Dürn  (Ger. Riedenburg, Kr. Beilngries, OPf.). Albrecht Dürner von Dürn was abbot of Plankstetten (Kr. Beilngries) from 1461-1494.
Sieb 22/6.1:33+t29 (sigil , crest: proboscoides, a.o.); HHStD 7:586;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but similar arms and crest as the herald Heinrich van Heesel (d.c.1470), Ruyers king-of-arms.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Güs von Güssenberg, see [1394], but with field argent.


AiCmnt:
von Bodman, the family seat were on the Überlinger See, not far from Konstanz. Their qtd arms were Bodman-new (from c.1360) qtg Bodman-alt, used after 1444.
Kruse R 427 #83; Sieb 24/2.6:5; Kindler OB 1:120; ESNF 12:156-163; Kneschke D 1:511; Hupp ARL 66;


AiCmnt:
Scheifart van Merode, the branch of Merode zu Bornheim, a family widely spread in Köln and Jülich, by 1800 raised to princely rank.
    Crest: the wyvern or dragon holding pennon of St.George, Ar cross Gu.  Arms: painted Gu-Or.
Kruse R 390 #74; ENSF 7:85 + 18:68-89;  Fahne KJB 1:367; Sieb FstC 169, Hupp ARL 299n5;  XRA 2:465-471;


AiCmnt:
von Rabenstein, noted 1188-1742, Schlüsselberger dienstleute, seat in Burg Rabenstein (Kr. Pegnitz, OFkn).
     Arms: mount painted sable.
Voit AO 265-267; Sieb 22/6.1.1:t53;


AiCmnt:
Kolnbach, extinct 1568, lived nr Dingolfing.
   Same arms and crest as Klupert [1897].
Sieb 22/6.1.1:46+t46 + 26.1:t119;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Same arms and crest as the franc-comtois Occors [2547].


AiCmnt:
Turmersdorf al. Durmersdorf, the arms and lands came to Weissenwolf (Ungnad) around 1420;
Sieb 27:625+t126


AiCmnt:
von Ramschwag, noted 1176, from Alt-Ramschwag between Degenau and Bernardzell (Gem. Häggenschwil,  Bz. Tablat, can St.Gallen).
   Landegg-crest, see [2141].
Sieb 24/2.6:67+t40 bad; Merz ZUR;


AiCmnt:
Schenck von Landeck al. Landegg, pincerna of St.Gallen, their seat was in Gem. Lütisburg (Bz. Alt-Toggenburg) on the right bank of the Thur W of St.Gallen. The minnesanger Konrad Schenck von Landeck, fl.1271-1306,  was a Dienstmann of the Gf.Toggenburg.  The arms {Az/Vt chief Ar} is attributed to a swabian Schenck von Landeck in SGH:1326 and STU:476.
    Ramschwag-crest, see [2139].
Walther MAN 142; Rolland 5:258; Merz ZUR;


AiCmnt:
von Magenbuch. The family, noted 1264-1500, had their seat nr Pfüllendorf in Kr. Sigmaringen and held Guttenstein 1292-1400.
Sieb 23/6.2:19+t18; Kindler OB 3:4-5;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Bartenstein, see [1617], but with the mount Or.


AiCmnt:
von Reinstetten, noted c.1270, but from Ehingen on the Donau (OA. Biberach).
Sieb E 627;


AiCmnt:
Schnewli von Landeck. The Schnewli had several branches all using similar arms, e.g. [1219, 1585]. The present branch took their name from the village Landeck (Kr. Emmerdingen, B-W).
    The colours are usually Vt-Or, like [2166].
Kindler OB 2:430; Kneschke D 8:269; Sieb 24/2.6:74+t44 bad;


AiCmnt:
von Keppenbach, ministeriales of Gf.Urach, noted 1161-1360, and inherited by the nearby Schnewli von Landeck. The Burg Keppenbach (Gem. Freiamt, Kr. Emmendingen, B-W) lies 7 km NE of Emmendingen.
    The sable is faded into grey.
Kindler OB 2:270; Sieb E 394;


AiCmnt:
Fhr. von Horburg al. Harburg, seat at Burg Horburg nr Colmar (dep Haut-Rhin).
    The mullet in painted red, but tricked 'b' for Blau (azure).
Kindler OB 2:106-107;


AiCmnt:
A variant of Schnewli von Bärenlapp & Landeck, see [2156].


AiCmnt:
Not identified. One variant of the bavarian Salchinger has identical arms [2220], and Salchinger used 3 crests, all different from this: cap, bull's horns, plume.


AiCmnt:
von Bebelheim, probably the family from Bebelnheim near Rappoltsweiler in Alsace.
   Crest: less border.
Rolland 1:156 sou; Sieb Si5:116; Kindler OB 1:48 (no arms);


AiCmnt:
A variant of Thalheim, see [1834],but coloured Ar-Gu, not Ar-Sa as usual.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Wittenmül, who lived in Alsace and in Bohemia, see [1094].


AiCmnt:
von Kochen, staufer ministeriales, vassals of Gf.Helfenstein, noted 1331-1475, seat at Ober-Kochen (Kr. Aalen, B-W).
Bosl R 266; Sieb 23/6.2:55+t37 wurt (Gu-Ar); Sieb E 411* (Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
von Baldeck, the family noted 1199, seat at Baldegg on the Baldegger See N.o.Luzern (Amt Hochdorf, can Luzern).
Kruse R 427 #83; Pusikan S t2n3; Rolland 1:112;


AiCmnt:
von Erlach, ministeriales of C.Neuchâtel, later berner patricians and barons. Branches in Bern and can Vaud.
Rolland 2:274; Bodmer SGH 53; Sieb 17/.6.8.1:t21, sil;


AiCmnt:
Manz von Manzberg, from Alsace near Strasbourg. Hussenburg was probably a misreading of Manzberg, see Popoff STY.
Kindler OB 3:25; Sieb Q2:132;


AiCmnt:
Wangen von Schönberg (as in BLW:596), possibly confused with Wangen.
    Wangen zu Geroldsegg,  from Wangen and Waselnheim nr Strassbourg, noted 1190-c1870; Erhard v.W. was granted the arms {Ar lion cr. Gu, billety Az} and the name of Geroldseck-am-Wasingen in 1414 by emperor Sigismund, Fhr 1678/1571, held Biengen (amt Staufen). They also quartered lions in Gu-Ar and Ar-Gu. No mention of Schönberg in Siebmacher.
Sieb 24/2.6:26 + 2/10:22 (W.z.G); Sieb 26.2:523-526+663+t253+t254 (Wangen, NÖs);


AiCmnt:
von Wolfsattel, noted 1220-1367, seat in Liebenthann (Kr. Günzburg, Bayern).
Merz ZUR; Sieb 22/6.1.3:146+t100;


AiCmnt:
von Waal al. Waller al. Wäll,  noted 1170-1479, member of the Visch society. The Stammgut Waal (Kr.Kaufbeuren, Oberschwaben, now Bayern), was sold in 1420, but the family held several other properties in the region.
Kruse R 427 #83; Sieb 22/6.1:111+190+t192;


AiCmnt:
Ottlinger von Ottling, seat in Ger. Vohburg, SE of Ingolstadt.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:168+t174;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Reich von Reichenstein, see [1627].


AiCmnt:
von Heudorf al. Howdorf al. Hödorf, noted 1280, patricians of Überlingen on the Bodensee, which came from the village of Heudorf bei Messkirch (Kr. Sigmaringen, B-W).
    The previous legend (Heudorf) also applies to this item.
Kindler OB 2:53+58;


AiCmnt:
A variant of Heudorf nr Stockach, see [2194].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Schenck von Landeck, see [2141].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Püller von Hohenberg, see [2191].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Reich von Reichenstein [1627].


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Lobenstein or Löwenstein, see [2205].


AiCmnt:
The 'Schwarze' Scharfensteiner, extinct 1617, with other branches from the family from Ganerben-Burg Scharfenstein bei Kiedrich im Rheingau.
Sieb 20/6.7:t59, nas; Sieb A 134; Fahne KJ 1:380;


AiCmnt:
von Hochenfeld or Hohenfels, not identified, but see also 'per fess' in SGH:1567.
Rolland 3:212 (Hohenfels, fkn);


AIRefs:
BLW:755 'von seusingen'; SGH:660 'von sewsslingen';


AiCmnt:
von Czeyl or Zeyll, not identified.
    Identical arms and crest used by Fulbach in Hessen, and arms by Sevogel in canton Basel.


AiCmnt:
von Herbersteiner, noted 1276, seat on Burg Herberstein on the Feistritz nr Raab in Steiermark.
Sieb 26.1:t86 + 27:113-119+t36;


AiCmnt:
Gretter von Stafflangen (Kr. Waldsee), citizens of Biberach, noted 1392. 
Sieb 23/6.2:t140, Gretter, würt;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of von Stuben, see [1844].
   Arms: square window or mirror.


AiCmnt:
Modified repeat of Salchinger [1925], different crest.


AiCmnt:
Weisler, noted 1267-1450, from Weisel (Gem. Kirchbierlingen, Kr. Ehingen, B-W).
Sieb E 1028 (sigil, 1352, Albert);


AiCmnt:
Eberharzweiler, noted 1251-1407, member of the Visch society, seat in Ebratzweiler (BA. Pfullendorf, Kr. Sigmaringen, B-W).
    This item was painted Sa-Az.
Kruse R 300 #64; Kindler OB 1:272; Merz ZUR 74; Rolland 2:249, Zürich;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Same arms, but different crest for Schnewli.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: dx per bend Or-Gu, sn Az;


AiCmnt:
von Warthausen, noted 1230-1584, seat in Warthausen (Kr. Biberach, B-W). The stares are left unpainted.
Sieb 23/6.2:144;


AiCmnt:
Mark for Limburg {Az fess checky Ar-Gu, billety Or}, see [1024].


AiCmnt:
Possibly Hürt von Savelnheim, who used the arms in Ar-Gu, and a similar crest.
   Hürt von Savelnheim al. Hirt von Saulheim, a branch of the Savelnheim, noted in the Palatinate - not in RUG.
Sieb 20/6.7:35 (H.v.S);


AiCmnt:
A repeat of the lordship of Lindenfels [623] held by the Kf.Pfalz.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but see Hürt von Savelnheim [2239].


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of Waller von Kam, see [2036].


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Loutsch MIL proposed the swabian Bebingen, who according to Sieb Si2:94 used {Az chief per pale Ar-Gu} with a bull's horns crest..


AiCmnt:
Mauchenheim gt von Bechtolsheim were co-owners (Ganerben) to Bechtolsheim in Rheinhessen, 20 km NNW of Worms.
Sieb 22/2.1:26+t22;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
  Crest: less lion.
  A similar coat-of-arms in Gu-Ar-Or-Gu and a turbaned man as crest was used by the hessian Clebiz von Nalsbach, who lived in the Odenwald-Spessart region (Wolfert WO, GRU:1662, MIL:941).


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms are known for an unidentified town in KCR:1178 and in Az-Ar, Az-Or and Or-Az in various families in southern Germany and Austria.;


AiCmnt:
Fetzer vom Odenwald, no details.
Rolland 2:319, sou;


AiCmnt:
Leysser and Leysser von Kraussegg, no details.
Rolland 4:59, bav;


AiCmnt:
Siberberg, noted in Styria 1300-1498.
   Shift of pen - same hand, but broader and larger
Krassler SW 105;


AiCmnt:
von Obernburg, no details.
Krassler SW 64 (1394); Sieb Si3:86n;


AiCmnt:
Gnäser, extinct 1536 with Scotus Gnäser. His mother, Regina Trautmannsdorf, married secondly Friedrich Breunner zu Stübing and their children inherited possesions in Fladnitz a.o.
Sieb 27:711+t141 (Breuner/Gnäser);


AiCmnt:
Süssenheim, no details.
Krassler SW 237 (1427, qtg 2 bunches of grapes);


AiCmnt:
Auersberg, noted 1050-1917, Seat in Burg Auersperg in Krain, but soon with branches and possessions in several austrian provinces , Fhr 1573, RGf 1573,the senior line became extinct in 1812.
Sieb 26.1:t10 + 27:11-12+t5 (Gu-Or) + 28/4.7:131-178+t25-t30;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   The argent was tricked as 'b'.


AiCmnt:
Falkenstein gt von Ramstein al. Falkenstein auf dem Schwarzwald, and later as Falkenstein zu Rimsingen. Swabian Uradel with a complicated relationship to other Falkensteins. Their ancient seat, noted 1145, was at Burg Falkenstein on the confluence of the Berneck- and Ramsteinbach nr Schramberg (Kr. Rottweil, B-W), in which area they were very influential. Later, on loss of status, some of their descendants moved into Breisgau.
Sieb 24/2.6:7+t6; Kindler OB 1:328-330; HHStD 6:603;


AiCmnt:
Florian, no details.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:98+t96;


AiCmnt:
Falkenstein zu Falkenfels, ministeriales of Gf.Falkenstein, noted 1334 in diocese of Passau.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:136+t141;


AiCmnt:
Zeiliach, no details, arms unfinished. Later nr Kloster Aldersbach and in the county Bogen, in Oberwinkling on the Donau W of Deggendorf.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:194 + 6.1.3:149+t103 (Or-Az);


AiCmnt:
Zeilhofen, noted 1377-1630, from Zeilhofen W. of Dorfen (Kr.Erding, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:63+t64;


AiCmnt:
von Waldeck, noted 1373 in Styria.
Krassler SW 139;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Canting arms, as used in Or-Sa by the austrian Wolfsau (Sieb 26.2:582+t287).


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Ottlinger von Ottling, see [2189].


AiCmnt:
Breunner. Andreas Preiner moved from Rheinland to Steiermark in 1385 and changed his name slightly, Reichsfürst 1776, extinct 1827.
Sieb 27:16-17+t8+t141 + 28/4.7:298-315+t58-t60;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Griesingen, see [2091].
    Bend per pale painted Gu-Ar.


AiCmnt:
Schrankl, noted 1559-1596 in Styria,
    Crest ornament: crown Or with mount Sa.
Krassler SW 233;


AiCmnt:
Schneling or Schnelbinger, not identified and not the swabian Schnelingen in Sieb Si2:98, who used a crampon.


AiCmnt:
Teuffenbach, ministeriales of Hr.Stadeck de Teuffenbach, in Oststeiermark.
Krassler SW22; Sieb E 820; Sieb 26.2:t151; Hupp ARL 94n2;


AiCmnt:
von Neuhaus zu Rütting und Hartenstein and Neuhaus zu Greifenstein und Ernhaus, austrian Uradel, noted in Bayern 1536-1663.  The arms in Siebmacher are in Ar-Gu only.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:166+t172 (qtd) + 6.1.2:158+t98;


AiCmnt:
von Jagenreuther, noted 1371 in Mühlviertel in the service of Gf.Schaunberg and of the Bp.Passau, acquired Pernau nr Wels c.1460, extinct 1723.
Sieb 27:140-141+747+t41;


AiCmnt:
von Mordaxt, held Tanzenberg (BH. St.Veit, Kärnten) in 13C and by 1400 Portendorf / Bartendorf (BH. Klagenfurt, Kärnten), when that family became extinct.
HHStÖs 2:267+297; Sieb 29/4.2:t13; SIE:46n1, Kärnten; Hupp ARL 293n2;


AiCmnt:
Hautzenbach al. Hautzenpeck, noted 1189-1457, seat in Hautzenbach in parish Wolfern in Traunviertel.
Sieb 27:109+t35+t149;


AiCmnt:
von Thumberg zum Klebstein, noted 1360-1624, tombs in Kloster Raitenhaslach (Kr.Altötting, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:186+t190 + 6.1.3:110+t73;


AiCmnt:
von Neuhausen, noted 1335, held Neuhausen & Rütting im Vilsthal, 20 km SE of Landshut, came to Austria around 1480.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:21+t18  + 26.1:313+t165 + 27:221-222+t63;


AiCmnt:
von Jarstorff (Jahrsdorf, Kr. Hilpoltstein, now Roth), extinct 17C, held Hausen, Ried, Amersfeld and Zell in the lordship Heideck (Kr. Hilpoltstein, MFkn).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:114+t114;


AiCmnt:
Grandinger, noted 1457 in Dorfen (Kr. Erding, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:100+t98;


AiCmnt:
von Puchberg al. Puchpöck, seat in Puchbach (Kr. Mühldorf, OB), later in Upper Austria;
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t120 (Sa-Gu-Ar) + 27:t75 (Sa-Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Wildenwart, ministeriales of Gf.Falkenstein, noted 12C, extinct 1492, seat at Wildenwart (Kr. Rosenheim, OB).
   Crest: large fret of cock feathers.
HHStD 7:821; Sieb 22/6.1.1:6+t4 + 22/6.1.3:141;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: chevrons only on sleeves.


AiCmnt:
Eschlbeck. Kasper Eschlbeck was noted 1464 as Pfleger of Hals in the older kurpfälzer Lehensbuch.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:37+t35 + 6.1.3:171;


AiCmnt:
Feldkircher, no details.
     Arms: roof Gu, 2 narrow round towers, one on each side of the building.
Sieb 28/6.3:t2;


AiCmnt:
Wopping, noted 1134-1691, seat in Woping (Ger. Griesbach, AG. Rottalmünster, NB).
Sieb 27:664-666+t133;


AiCmnt:
von Schick, noted 1760 in Styria.
Krassler SW 60;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   The word "bayren" is written on the lower edge of the page.


AiCmnt:
Reichenegg, no details.
Sieb 27/4.5:93-99+t32-33; Krassler SW 270;


AiCmnt:
Perger am Perg, noted 1231-1542, ministeriales of the Bp.Passau, seat in Perg nr Rohrbach in Mühlviertel.
     The upper bend is uncoloured, but tricked 'gl', which is used for green in other items.
Sieb 27:240-241+t67 (AX-GV);


AiCmnt:
Schurfeisen, noted 1235-1390, with the arms in Gu-Ar in Siebmacher, lived near Freising. A tirolean family Schurff would a be a cadet with the arms in Ar-Az. The name is canting on firesteel.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:6+t4;


AiCmnt:
von Hinderholz, noted 1239 as citizens of Steyr, had a manor in parish Haidershofen by 1332, extinct 1524. They also used the name Ritzenwinkler.
Sieb 27:124-125+t37;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: naked man kneeling playing with 3 dice in right hand.


AiCmnt:
Frankinger, noted 1150-1876, seat in Altenfranking nr Mattighofen on the Holzöstersee in Innviertel.
Sieb 27:48-50+t22;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    At the bottom is written 'payrnn'.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms:  semi-circular pierced.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, a lynx statant. The austrian Zebinger had {Gu lion guard Ar} in GRU:2160 a.o.


AiCmnt:
Boppen or Poppen, not identified, see [1653].


AiCmnt:
von Prachbeck, extinct 1400, same arms as Stettenberg.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:5+t4;


AiCmnt:
von Ekharting, noted 1352 in the annals of Kloster Aldersbach.
    Arms uncoloured and tricked.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:35+t33, uncol;


AiCmnt:
Galler, held Gallbrunn nr Seckau in Steiermark (194-3), noted 1115-1880, Fhr 1611, Gf 1680.
Sieb 26.1/4.1:113+t55;


AiCmnt:
von Pranck, noted 1172-1886, seat on Burg Prankh in the Mur valley (Steiermark).
Sieb 27:263-265+t72;


AiCmnt:
Reisach, no details.
Krassler SW 192 (Gu-Ar, 1313, 1516, qtd);


AiCmnt:
von Rindsmaul. The two families in Bayern (noted 1203, extinct 16C) and Austria (Steiermark) were related.
    Arms: bull's head ringed.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:54+t53 + 6.1.3:t27 (bav) + 26.1:378+t211;


AiCmnt:
Sulmingen von Rohr, noted 1127, in Sulmingen (OA.Laupheim), and Unter-Rohr (AG.Burgau).
      At the bottom is written 'osterreicher'.
Sieb E 789; Sieb 23/6.2:238;


AiCmnt:
von Reichenau, seat nr Feuchtwangen, Kr.Feuchtwangen, MFr. Wilhelm von Reichenau was Bp.Eichstätt 1464-1496. The family is  later mentioned as austrian Freiherren in Burg Reichenau (Kr.Urfahr, OO).
    Crest: branch, not ragged chicot.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:53+t53; Sieb F 86 + t4* (Gu-Or-Sa-Or); Rolland 5:140* (Gu-Ar-Sa-Ar); Hupp ARL 248+288 {tierced Ar-Or-Gu}; HHStÖs 1:93; Sieb 27:t57 (tierced Or-Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Geltingen von Haiting, noted 1206-c.1580, seat Haiding nr Wels in Hausrückviertel (OO). Ulrich Geltingen von Haiting, fl.1472, was Landrichter (judge) in Schärding in 1398.
   A trick 'r' visible.
Sieb 27:58-59 + t25+t146;


AiCmnt:
von Schifer, ministeriales of Gf.Schaunberg, noted 1249-1738, possibly related, probably a cadet, to the schaunberger minististerialen von Naternbach al. Nordernbach, noted 1161-c1240, whose lands they held.
Sieb 4.4.2:48+653 + 27/4.5:331+t87;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   At the bottom is written 'osterreicher'.


AiCmnt:
A variant repeat of Florian, see [2274].


AiCmnt:
Bettendorf, also written Pettendorf and Pellendorf. Noted near Passau and in Franconia and Alsace.
     Crest different from the usual Pettendorf crest.
Sieb 24/2.6:5+t4 bad  + 24/2.10:t4 als + 14/3.1:t40 (Gu-Ar); + Sieb 22/2.1:t23 bav; Sieb E 54; Hupp ARL:45n2;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Aspach, see [1623].
   Crest drawn like a dragon's head &c.


AiCmnt:
von Graben, from Tirol,  noted 1324-1421 in Loostorf (NÖs), vassals of Gf.Cilli. The spade has a short handle and wooden plate with iron rim.
Hupp ARL 166n2;  Sieb 26.1:132+t66;


AiCmnt:
von Rukendorf, noted 1230-1489, seat in Burg Ruckendorf im Manhartberge (NÖs), held Kaumberg (BH. Lillienfeld, NÖs) until 1474 and also Guntersdorf (BH. Hollabrun, NÖs);
   The crest has the knotty sides of the ibex' horns and the opening of the proboscides or bull's horns. 
HHStÖs 1:294+344; Sieb 27:306+t81;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Leubersdorf, see [1949].
   The legend 'rückendorff' is placed between this and the previous item. The same mistake is found in GRU:1918 'von rukendorff'.


AiCmnt:
von Ödenberg, probably on Burg Ödenburg near Dietfurt (Kr. Beilngries, OPf.).
SIE:88n7 (Sa-Ar);


AiCmnt:
von Turn, noted in Styria 1288 and 1389.
Krassler SW 23;


AiCmnt:
von Kadauer al. Chaduwe, noted 1070-1508,  freom Burg Kadauer in Gem.Kattau (BH. Eggenburg).
Sieb 23.1:214+t102; Krassler SW 15; Hupp ARL 223n1;


AiCmnt:
von Wilhermsdorf, seat at Wilhermsdorf, Kr. Neustadt a.d.Aisch, MFr.
   The arms on the crest is divided between cap and tunic.
Sieb 22/6.1:t62; Sieb F 114+t20; Rolland 6:183;


AiCmnt:
Stein von Diemantstein, swabian Uradel, with seat at Diemantstein nr. Bissingen (Kr. Dillingen, Bayern).
   Drawn like {bend & terrasse}
Sieb 22/6.1:t138 + 6.1.2:t13, bav;


AiCmnt:
Balgheim, seat at Balgheim (OA. Spaichingen, Kr. Tuttlingen) .
   The crest has the scepters off the bull's horns.
Kindler OB 1:39; Sieb E 36;


AiCmnt:
von Lochen al. Lachen, a swiss-swabian family with at least 2 branches. One in the service of Ab.St.Gallen, noted 1260-1439, had their seat at Lochau (LG. Bregenz, Vorarlberg, Austria), others with seat in Haldenberg (OA. Wangen, B-W) or in Flochenbach (OA. Ravensburg, Kr. Tettnang, B-W)  - all in the Bodensee area. The family used two arms, the elder probably being {Gu swan's head Ar} as in  ZUR:52 and DWF:958, the present arms being the younger. Both arms were mentioned in a laudatory poem by Peter Suchenwirt. 
Merz ZUR 49; Sieb E 465; Sieb 23/6.2:19+t17 würt (poem);


AiCmnt:
vom Runs al. Rauns, from Rauns (Kr.Kempten).
Kindler OB 3:665 (& border);


AiCmnt:
von Mattsee, not identified, but probably from Mattsee 10 km N of Salzburg.
   Arms: horn heavily stringed with ribbon Or


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Seveler [2048].
   At the bottom is written: 'ostereicher'.


AiCmnt:
von Opfingen, noted 1108-1482, seat in Kr. Ehingen (B-W), probably related to Berg, Freyberg and Griesingen
Sieb E 567; Rolland 4:315;


AiCmnt:
von Gundrichingen, came to Niederösterreich from Schwaben around 1460, extinct 1594.
Rolland 3:121 tir;  Sieb Si2:89 + Si5:30* (qtg per fess Or-Sa & horse cch) + 26/4.4.1:145+t71;


AiCmnt:
von Sebriach, in Steiermark / Styria, no details.
    At the bottom is written: 'ostereicher'.
Krassler SW 22;


AiCmnt:
von Neuhaus, cadet of Massenbach, who used similar arms as Gemmingen, seat i nr Ehrstadt (BA. Sinsheim).
Rolland 4:282; Sieb E 548;


AiCmnt:
von Kolnitz al. Kollonitz, came from from Kollegrad in Croatia in 1442 and built Burg Schleinitz in Lower Steiermark in 1492.  They also used {Gu wheel Or} alone or a a quarter.
Sieb 27:156-157+t46-t47;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: 3 short plates rounded and pierced at the top and pointed at the bottom.
    Prunhamer zu Prunham or Prunhaim in Bavaria (and Prünhaimer in Styria) used 3 annulets (Sieb 22/6.1.1:171+t176, Krassler SW 76, uncol), but with a different crest


AiCmnt:
Vatershaimer, noted 1279-1495, probably a cadet of Anhanger, seat in Vatersheim in the parish Taufkirchen a.d.Tratnach SE of Kalham.
Rolland 6:83, bav; Sieb 27:528-529+t119;


AiCmnt:
von Neidlingen al. Ludmansdorf zu Neundling, in OA. Kirschheim (B-W). The 1382 seal of Marquard von Neidlingen has a pair of scissors in pale.
     Crest: tipped with plume formed of of elm leaves.
Sieb 23/6.2:250+t141, würt; Krassler SW 147; Sieb;


AiCmnt:
Rorer zu Amstorf (Kr. Wasserburg, OB), noted 1467.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:173+t178;


AiCmnt:
Durpacher, noted 1350 in Pinzwang (Gft.Hirschbeg, Kr. Beilngries, OPf.) and in 1454 Pfleger of Burghausen on the Inn.
    Same arms as the franconian Gross von Trockau.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:68+t68;


AiCmnt:
Parsenpruner, no details.
Krassler SW 147;


AiCmnt:
Innernseer, noted 1286, seat Innernseer in parish Rottenbach nr Haag in Hausrückviertel.
Sieb 26.1:t100 + 27:142-143+t41;


AiCmnt:
Probably Weisseneck like [2724]. The used both wings and bull's horns as crest.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: flames red and yellow.


AiCmnt:
von Aspan von Haag, noted 1130-1645,  held from 1323 Hartheim (Gem. Alkoven, BH. Eferding, OO).
Rolland 1:76n54Q1; SIE:20n5Q1, Fhr; HHStÖs 1:23+48; Sieb 27:9-10+t4 (Gu-Ar-Az);


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
     Crest: garb banded with ribbon.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Schrott [1847].
   Arms drawn reversed in courtoisie with the crest reversed too.


AiCmnt:
Floitt, no details, but tombstone 1524 in St.Ruprecht a.d.R., Steiermark.
Krassler SW 27; Hupp ARL 105n2 + 135;


AiCmnt:
Dichtl von Tutzing, münchener and nürnberger patricier, who acquired Tutzing (Kr. Starnberg, OB) on the Wurmsee or Starnberger See, extinct 1467.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:10+t8 + 6.1.3:111;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The talbot is collared through the mouth.
    Similara arms and fairly similar crest to the alsatian Kageneck (GRU:1964 a.o., Kindler OB 2:222).
    At the bottom is written: 'ostereicher'.


AiCmnt:
von Kager, noted 1363-1758, seat in in AG.Regenstauf (OPf.).
Sieb 22/6.1.2:85; Sieb 26.2:195+658; Rolland 3:291* = {Gu chevron Ar ch. 3 roses Gu; Kager Gf.Stampach 1676, aut-boh;


AiCmnt:
The legend is a repeat of Kadauer [2426], but the arms are confounded and might have been mistaken for the bavarian Dornstein / Donnerstein or Reichertshausen.


AiCmnt:
Older arms of Weisseneck, see [2724].
    At the bottom is written: 'ostereicher'.
Sieb 28/4.6:73+t29 salz;


AiCmnt:
von Tachenstein al. Truchsess von Tachenstein or Wulfstein, noted before 1384, held the office of Erbschenck in Styria 1452.
    Crest: charged with Q2 [2599]. The blazon is probably reversed.
Sieb 26/4.4.2:295 + t139;


AiCmnt:
Lamberg, name changed from Rittersberg, noted 1330 in Lower Austria, held Fels a.o.
REF: Sieb 26.1:259+t133;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Arms: circular mirror, no handle.


AiCmnt:
Velben, noted 1093, seat in Velben SW of Mittersill im Pinzgau, Erbmundschenck of the Abp.Salzburg 1396.
Sieb 28/4.6:71+t28;


AiCmnt:
von Hattmannsdorf, no details.
  Painted paly of 8. The crest is in different colours in other armorials.
Sieb Si2:105; Hupp ARL 182 + 110n3;


AiCmnt:
Probably Ruchenstein, seat nr Galgenen, can Schwyz, noted 1229, extinct 1326.
Merz ZUR (HZL:48 Reinstein);


AiCmnt:
Confounded repeat of Stühr von Bühel al. Stör, see [1628].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Tachenstein [2515].
Crest: charged with Q2.


AiCmnt:
Goldach, noted 1180-1672, seat in Burg Goldegg between Bischofshofen and St.Veit (Salzburg), probably derived from the Gf.Pongrau nr Bischofshofen.
28/4.6:18-19+t8 salz;


AiCmnt:
Hans von der Gall al. Galler sealed in 1497 with {bend ch. 3 roses}. He was proabably related to [2374] - also from Styria.
Krassler SW 32+38;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Similar arms and crest as Gf.Schönburg al. Sumburk.


AiCmnt:
Granss-Heppenheft,  one of several cadet lines ofthe family on Burg Heppenheft bei Weisel (Amt St.Goarshausen, Kr.Lorelei, Hessen) with lands in Rheingau & Gft.Dietz. They changed their name from Weisel to Heppenheft c.1190.
Möller S 4:107; Sieb 20/7.6:23 + t34 nas;


AiCmnt:
Not idnetified, repeat of Ladendorf [2041].


AiCmnt:
von Windeck, a cadet of von Windheim auf Burg Windheim nr Kloster Ebrach.
    The field is uncoloured.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:142+t98 bav (Windeck);


AiCmnt:
d'Occors dit Hoccorsquin S.Tray & Corbéche / Cruijbeke. Jean d'Occors, fl.1419-38 (dep Doubs, cne Besancon, Trey ?), of bohemian origin, was a chamberlain to the duc de Bourgogne.
Bozzolo CAM 1:53, Rolland 4:303; XRA 3:64;


AiCmnt:
Holzler, not details.
    Arms: the figures might look like jew's pointed hats or wolf-hooks inb pale.
Sieb 30/4.9:208+t90 (Trautmannsdorf qtr);


AiCmnt:
The legend is a repeat of Kadauer [2426, 2512].


AIRefs:
BLW:754 'loffenholz'; SGH:483* 'von laffenholtz';


AiCmnt:
Grans von Uttendorf, noted 1137, extinct 1450.
     The arms are variations on a theme, the seals of 1376 are bendy of 4.
Sieb 22/6.1:40+t37 bav + 28/4.6:t8; SIE:91n14; Hupp ARL 168n4;


AiCmnt:
von Tettau, fl.1880, seat in Schilbach in Vogtland.
Sieb 21/6.6:166+t108 (Gu-Ar);


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    The crest is similar to the bavarian Bartenstein with crossed axes (), but might be 2 unfinished banners, similar to the bavarian  Emstetten / Ebenstetten in BLW:221, which used similar arms (Sieb 22/6.1.1:11+t8), but with different crests in ARK:184 and STY:250.


AiCmnt:
Marschalck gt Greiff, held the office of ErbMarschal of the Gf.Henneberg.
Sieb 22/6.1.2:t82, bav + 21/2.3:t12, sax + 15/3.2.2.2:t10, sax + 24/2.6:t38 bad;

AIRefs:
ING:480; SGH:1227; BLW:705 'ott marschalk';


AiCmnt:
von Wipfeldt, seat in Wipfeldt (Ger. Werneck, Kr. Schweinfurt, UFkn).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:193+t195 + 6.1.3:143;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Wilhermsdorf [2427], but with the lozenges Az.


AiCmnt:
von Windeck al. Windegg, no details available.
Rolland 6:177;  Fahne KJ 2:204;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Wippingen [2451].
   Cushion yellow.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, figure formed like a fleur-de-lis.


AiCmnt:
von Cortenbach, a family from Valkenburg in Limburg, not far from Maastricht. A member of the family was Landkommandeur in the Deutsche Orden (GOR:169).
Sieb 14/3.1:t47 (arms only); XRA 2:258;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of  Gibinger [1952].
    Crest: pointed cap with 2 lozenges on the upturn and red point.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: keys with open turn as handle and 3 bits.


AiCmnt:
von Eglinger, noted 1030-1511, Erbschenck of the Ab.Tegernsee (Kr. Miesbach, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:34+t34 + 6.1.2:t16;


AiCmnt:
von Stetten zu Feldnerstetten al. Stetten von Thalheim, swabian Uradel, a branch of Veldner zu Hall, separated c.1360. Name adopten from marriage with a Stetten von Kochstetten.
Sieb 23/6.2:65+t42; Sieb E 769;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Bettendorf in different colours, see [2412].


AiCmnt:
Glapfenberg, seat in Glapfenberg (Ger. Regenstauf, Kr. Regensburg), extinct in 14C.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:39+t39;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Kainach [2215].
    Crest: elaborate form of tuft.


AiCmnt:
Sachs von Sachsenau, noted 1205 in Vilshofen (NB) and in Austria c.1465.
Sieb 27/4.5:309+t81; Hupp ARL 290n4;


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Schrofensgtein [1596].
    Arms: Ar ibex naissant Sa erased Gu.


AiCmnt:
Q1 in Prueschenck [1074] with uncoloured mount.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Rohrbach [1129].
    Crest: 10 reed maces arraigned as a fan.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest: cushion yellow.


AiCmnt:
Elsegk, no details.
Sieb Si2:135n15 (fess betw 3 crescents);


AiCmnt:
von Grill, not identified.
     As noted by Popoff GRU 391 same arms and crest as Gruel von Gruelsberg in Scheibler's Wappenbuch, cod.icon.312c no.352, and same arms but different crest as Bopfingen.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Crest:  torse checky below crown.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of Kalbel, see [1626].


AiCmnt:
von Praun, noted with seal in 1324, and in the 1525 Ritterstandsmatrikel in o.d.Enns, possibly with lands nrr Tobel.
   Field painted and tricked Or.
Krassler SW 256; Sieb 27:266+t72 (Or-Gu);


AiCmnt:
von Hattingen, Dienstmannen of Reichenau, same stock as Vogt von Hattingen and Vogt von Mehringen, noted 1263-1412, seat in Hattingen (BA. Engen, Kr.Konstanz,  B-W).
Kindler OB 1:374 + 545 + 3:55+102+497;


AiCmnt:
Same arms for Haugwitz and von Rechenberg al. Rechenberk z Zeletic, of german origin. They were related. Haugwitz, came probably from Regensburg (Bayern), and moved into Moravia in 15C.
Myslivecek E 47 + 2:19 (Rechenberg); Sieb 22/2.1:39 + Bö 127 (Haugwitz);

AIRefs:
DWF:569; GRU:1070; DWF:422*; QDB:296* (all Rechenberg);


AiCmnt:
Hartscher von Allmendingen, origin in Allmendingen nr Ulm, in 14C wurttemberger vassals.
       Arms: more like a donkey, left foreleg raised. The figure is probably a cow.
Sieb 23/6.2:11+t3 wurt; Sieb E 274;


AiCmnt:
Opesz von Seydlitz al. Zejdlic ze Senfeldu, went with Ulrich von Cilly to Aragon in 1430, and was invested with the  Order of the Jar or Pitcher. The family seat was nr Ziskove Poli in Schleisen, but also in Sachsen.
SIE:31+56; Mysliveck E 1:47 + t62* (Gu-Or); Sieb 21/2.3:48+t55; K. Padberg, pers.com. 2013;


AiCmnt:
von Hohentann Fhr.Hohenegg. The family, cadets of Trauchburg, noted 1239-1671, was allgaüischer Uradel with seats in Gem. Weiler (Kr. Wangen, B-W) and in Burg  Hohenegg bei Röthenbach (Bayern).
Sieb 22/6.1.3:t129-t130; Merz ZUR 53; Hupp ARL 209n2;


AiCmnt:
Miscoloured repet of Breidenstein [1316].


AiCmnt:
Erringer von Norendorf, no details.
   Crest: a ring in each ear.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:t32, bav (Ingolstadt) + 6.1.2:t20; Rolland 2:276*;


AiCmnt:
von Hornberg, Fhr., noted 1111, seat at Burg Hornberg (BA. Triberg, Kr.Wolfach, B-W).  The Minnesanger Bruno (II) von Hornberg, fl.1275-1310 is shown on horseback outside the tower of his lady love in MAN:81.
    The dexter horn and the mount were left uncoloured or argent.
Walther MAN 166; Kindler OB 2:108-113, bad-sui;


AiCmnt:
Berg von Oepfingen, noted 1305 as vassals of GfBerg, extinct 1591.
Sieb E 47; Sieb 23/6.2:78+t46 wurt;


AiCmnt:
von Scharenstetten, noted 1281-1547; Dienstmänner of Gf.Helfenstein, seat in  Scharenstetten in OA. Blaubeuren, 15 km NW of Ulm.
Sieb 23/6.2:24+t22+t145; Sieb E 677; Kneschke D 8:92;


AiCmnt:
Mönsheim gt Wendephaf, noted 1260-1384, seat in Wimsheim and Obermönsheim (OA. Leonberg, Kr.Böblingen, B-W).
Kindler OB 2:102; Sieb 23/6.2:t19+t57; Sieb E 513;


AiCmnt:
Scheffolt, by 1471 held part of Tobel (OA. Riedlingen).
Sieb E 680; Sieb 23/6.2:255;


AiCmnt:
A variant of the arms of Weiler, as in the previous item - with common legend.


AiCmnt:
von Liechtenstein, noted 1244-1550, seat at Vorderlichtenstein (Kr. Hechingen), vassals of Gf.Württemberg.
Sieb 23/6.2:t4; Kindler OB 2:502; Hupp ARL 266n3;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Same arms, but different crest, as Stamhain [2674].


AiCmnt:
Repeat of [1440] Lappe and Zorn gt Lapp, see also next item.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of  Zorn gt Lapp [1441], see also previous item.


AiCmnt:
Schmizberger zum Thurn, no details and only noted in Siebmacher from 1627.
Sieb 27:344+t89;


AiCmnt:
Not identiifed, different colours from [1982].


AiCmnt:
Resch, from Styria, no details.
Rolland 5:148n30;


AiCmnt:
Brendel von Homburg. The Brendels had several lines, the Nassauer line became extinct in 1582. One branch was co-owners (Ganerben) to Reiffenberg in Amt Usingen c.1350, and held Burg Graveneck, Amt Weilburg, in 1446.
Kruse R 393 #75; Sieb 20/6.7:t22 nas;


AiCmnt:
Reisperg, seat in Burg Reisberg (BH. Wolfsberg, Kärnten).  See also the variant in [2050].
HHStÖs 2:271; Sieb Si3:91; Krassler SW 32;


AiCmnt:
Vogt von Elspe nr Lennestadt (Kr. Olpe, N-W), extinct c.1780.
Sieb 20/6.7:40+t65, nas;  XRA 1:424;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of [2013].
   Crest: boot tipped with heart / turnip garnished with tufts of cock feathers


AiCmnt:
von Greifenstein. This family held Burg Greifenstein on the Etsch / Adige NW of Bozen / Bolzano. The relations between the various families or branches of Greifenstein has not been explored.
Trapp TB 7:215 + 8:79, tir; HHStÖs 2:517; Hupp ARL 170n1; Sieb  23/6.2:t3, würt;


AiCmnt:
Massenbach, a cadet of Gemmingen [1373] and parent line of Neuhaus [2466]. Probably from Massenbach (5 km E of Gemmingen).
SIE:113n8;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Arms: first row tricked 'r' with 3 crosses sketched in single-line. The crest was tricked for yellow.


AiCmnt:
von Bachheim, noted as vassals of Jülich 1326, but often in the service of the Abp.Köln.
    Item painted as {Or bend Ar fimbriated Gu}.
XRA 1:197;  XVL:5932;


AiCmnt:
von Baustetten al. Buchstetten, noted 1100-1538, seat in Baustetten 4 km S of Laupheim.
Rolland 1:344n52Qh, Buchstetten & Falkenfels; Sieb 23/6.2:t64 Baustetten;


AiCmnt:
von Nenningen, noted 13C-15C, seat in OA.Geislingen.
   The wing is painted Or.
Sieb 22/6.1.2:156+t97 + 23/6.2:t6+110;


AiCmnt:
von Ehestetten, seat in Ehestetten nr Hayingen (Kr.Reutlingen, BW), see also [1369] for variant less the fess.
    Other branches of Ehestetten also used a fleur-de-lis Ar as crest and a crown as ornament.
Dros OHM 61; Sieb E 152;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Stetten, see [1857].
    Crest: morian isst, white ribbon on hair, dress pily-paly.


AiCmnt:
Jankovsky z Janovic, seats in Janowitz nr Kutenberg in czaslauer Kreis and near Klattau in Bohemia, noted 1403.
Myslivecek E 23; Sieb E 370; Sieb 17/6.8.1:48+t36;


AiCmnt:
von Schaeffersheim, not identified, but probably from Schaeffersheim (can Erstein, dep Bas-Rhin) 20 km S of Strassbourg.
     Arms: drawn with a lion-type tail, but greyhound or wolf head gorged.


AiCmnt:
Peuscher, noted 1374-1550, when they acquired Leonstein in Carinthia. Their origin was near Freising and Schrobenhausen in Bavaria.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:5+t3 (Q1+4, Vt-Ar);


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Not identified. The tirolean Sebner von Reiffentein used the inversed arms and a somewhar similar crest.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of Weinprach [2483].
     Drawn like a short-eared donkey's head.


AiCmnt:
von Weisseneck al. Weissenegg, Uradel from Kärnten, seat at Burg Hartneidstein in Lavant-Thal (BH. Wolfsberg) moved later into Steiermark.
Sieb 28/4.6:73+t29 salz; HHStÔs 2:225;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The nürnberger patricians Zenner or von Zenn, noted 1392-1451 used {Gu bend Ar ch. bend Sa} and a crest of wings ch. arms.
Sieb 22/6.1.1:64+t64;


AiCmnt:
Truchsess vom haus, noted 1444 in Styria.
Krassler SW 18 (uncoil.);


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Zangberger al. Zenger [2015].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Kerpen (Manderscheidt) [2242].


AiCmnt:
von Sachsenhausen, noted 12C-15C, from Sachsenhausen nr Frankfurt.Variants of Praunheim qtg Sachsenhausen.
Drawn reversed in courtoisie. 
Möller S 3:261; SIE:88n2; Rolland 5:220, pal;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of Kelber [2251].
     Crest: dress tierced Sa-Ar-Gu with hat Sa upturn Ar.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    Drawn as a two-towered wall above a watery moat


AiCmnt:
The horseshoe has been reduced to a crescent reversed argent.


AiCmnt:
A modified (trunk Or) repeat of Bernholz [2161].


AiCmnt:
Not identified, repeat of Tatz, see [1640].


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Ruchenstein / Sürgestein [2525].
    Crest: cap ch. bend.


AiCmnt:
Probably a misnamed variant of the arms of Schwelcher von Schwelheim [2135, 2184].


AiCmnt:
von Hardheim, franconian Uradel, noted in 12C, with seat in Hardheim (Kr. Buchen, B-W).
     Crest: man in tower throwing spear.
Sieb F 54+t127; HHStD 6:241; Hupp ARL 189n2;


AiCmnt:
Engens, no details.
   Arms & crest:  mullet in base on shield and in chf on crest.
Rolland 2:258, rhe (Ar-Gu-Sa); Sieb Si2:107;


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von Angeloch, pfalzer / palatine nobles with seats first at Waldangelloch, by 1369 at the water castle Gauangelloch (Kr. Heidelberg, B-W).
HHStD 6:200; Sieb 23/6.2:t27;  Sieb E 21; SIE:119n6 sou + 125n6 pal;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Kirneck [1642].
     Arms: per chevron inversed enhanced.


AiCmnt:
von Stoffeln, with the seat of the Alt-Stoffler at Hohenstoffeln bei Binningen, Kr. Konstanz, were cadets of Honburg and ancient ministeriales of the Bp.Konstanz. Their ancient arms were {Ar 3 gambs in pale Gu} as in KCR:928, MIL:999 and ZUR:169.
Kruse R 427 #83; Rolland 5:338; Sieb 23/6.2:t149; HHStD 6:72;


AiCmnt:
Waldkirch, from Waldkirch (Kr. Günzburg, Bayern). Mauritz v.W. was enfeoffed 1423 with Tapfheim by Gf.Oettingen, his grandson Georg lived 1480.
Sieb 22/6.1.3:128+t86; Sieb E 975;


AiCmnt:
Brömser von Rüdesheim, seat in  Pressberg bei Rüdesheim (Kr. Rheingau, Hessen). A cadet of von Rüdesheim. The arms are confounded.
   The top header reads: "die premser zu milldorff ".
   The page is prestamped with 2 rows of five shields with helmets and simple manteling. The woodblock would be identical to that used for 189rv-220rv, which have 3 rows closer spaced. Only the two first items are filled with arms.
Kruse R 309-311 #65; Sieb 20/6.7:t58 nas;


AiCmnt:
Bremser zu Mildorf. The family was known from 1300 with arms recorded in 1349, and took their name from the Premsbache in the parish St.Martin in the lordship Wachsenberg in Mühlviertel in Upper Austria. See also the exlibris type entry in [3619] for Helwig Bremser, married 1561.
Sieb 27/4.5:267+772;


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von Rottal al. Rothal, acquired in 1483 Burg Thalberg (Gem. Schlag, BH. Hartberg, Steiermark) and later held Gars am Kamp (BH. Horn, OO).
Myslivecek 62+t48; Sieb FstA 58 a.o.; HHStÖs 2:157+260; Rolland 5:197 boh; SIE:38n6* (Gu cross Ar);


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The arms of the king of the Romans charged with the arms of Austria for the Holy Roman Empire (HRR).
      The top header reads. "hernach stand die 32 reich furstom und herschaffen aus romschen kongs und erczherzogen zo österreichs erplande", i.e [2781-2812; 231rv] for the 32 hereditary realms, principalities and lordships of belonging to the king of the Romans and archduke of Austria. The next folio [2813-2844; 232rv] includes the burgundian lands acquired on the marriage of Maximilian of Habsburg [24] and Marie de Bourgogne (Valois), and the swiss cantons effectively lost in 1386 in the battle of Sempach.


AiCmnt:
The province of Dalmatia on the adriatic coast, subject to Hungary, but periodically coveted by Venezia and Bosnia. A variant of this, {Az 3 leopard's heads cr. Or}, was a quarter in imperial austrian arms from at least 1499 (Innsbrucker Wappenturm) and is in BHM:3261 from c.1450.


AiCmnt:
The Podesta of Rome, i.e. the bailif executing the secular powers of the pope in Rome, a quality absorbed by the office of the emperor. The podesta was the elected executive in italian city communes 12C-13C, replacing the elected consuls (LxMA 8:30-32), see also [149, 201, 203].


AiCmnt:
Österreich unter den Enns or Niederöstereich, formerly the romano-carolingian province Pannonia, a Babenberger allodium from 976, later a Markgraftschaft and duchy 1156, acquired by the Habsburgs 1282. The arms are found on seals from 1404, see also [17].
Gall W 122+134;


AiCmnt:
Arms adopted by the last babenberger duke of Austria, on the seal of Friedrich (II) 1230,  o.s.p.1246, ultimus.
Sieb A 79;


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Arms of the Hohenstaufer dukes of Swabia / Schwaben who ruled 1138-1254. They were also emperors HRR. The right paws were later painted gules or bloody.
Waldner WB 29 (seal 1196, Philip);


AiCmnt:
Attributed ot ancient Swabia - and supported by a seal of 1181 with a lion of Friedrich (V) of (Hohen)Staufen.
Waldner WB 29;


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Not identified, possibly confused with Gf.Lenzburg, who has {Ar roundel Az} in GRU:930, but a castle in a seal of 1167.
   Fhr. von Lenzburg, seat in Lenzburg (can Bern), comital line extinct 1173, part of the lands to Habsburg.
HBLxS 4:655-657; Köbler HL 371 (Lenzburg);


AiCmnt:
Urslingen was bought in 1317 by Württemberg, and not noted as a Habsburg possession.
    Urslingen, the family was noted 1163, extinct 1442. They had seat in Burg Urslingen / Irslingen (Kr. Rottweil, B-W) and held titles of Hz.Urslingen, C.Assisi, and D.Spoleto 1177-98. The town and Burg Schiltach (Kr.Wolfach, B-W) has these arms in SIE:226n32.
Bosl R 2:408; ESNF 11:80; Sieb 23/6.2:16+t8;


AiCmnt:
Zernig has not been identified in Austria.
     The mecklenburger von Zernin (Kr. Güstrow, M-V), noted 1229-1308 with wing fesswise, but from 1322 with a lion (Az-Or)  in their seals. The name and arms are also in QDB:330* (a1); MIL:1448* (a2); UFF:273* (a2).
Crull MW 61 #49 (mec);
    The top header reads. "erpland zp östreich".


AiCmnt:
The Landgraf von Elsass or Alsace, actually Upper Alsace (Oberelsass), present dep Haut-Rhin - a habsburger possession by 13C.
Kittel S 235; Sieb 2/1.1.2:15+t22;


AiCmnt:
Arms of the county of Tirol, acquired by Habsburg 1363.
Gall W ; Sieb 4.1.


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Margraviate of Burgau, once held by the Schelkingen branch of the Gf.Berg, habsburger Reichslehen 1301.
Gall W 145; HHStD 6:589-591; Sieb 22/6.1.1:t137 (Burgau);


AiCmnt:
Gf. Habsburg, stamseat in can Aargau of the family who were also dukes of Austria and held the imperial throne for most of the time from Rudolf (r.1272-1291) to 1918. The county was sold to Zürich and then canton Aargau, but the family continued to use the arms and title. 
ESNF 1.1:38-46; Gall W 146;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Kiburg, seat in Kiburg SE of Winterthur (can Zürich). The lands in Aargau was acquired by Habsburg-Laufenberger and later sold to canton Zürich 1453, but the title and arms were retained by the habsburger emperors.
Gall W 148; Sieb 4.4;


AiCmnt:
The lordship of Feldkirch (BH.Feldkirch, Vorarlberg) came to Habsburg in 1390/1376 from the Montforts.
HHStÖs 2:410;


AiCmnt:
The lordship of Nellenburg (Kr. Stockach, B-W) with the arms, title and the Landgraftschaff went to Johan (IV) von Tengen on the extinction in 1422 of the Nellenburg family. The Burg and LGft. were sold to Austria for 38 000 rhein. gulden.
Sieb 1:16;


AiCmnt:
Lordship Wallsee in Upper Swabia was sold to Habsburg 1331.
    von Walsee, came c1270 from Waldsee im Württemberg to Wallsee (BH.Amstetten, NÖs), where the various lines acquired vast properties. They became extinct in 1483.
Köbler HL 762; ESNF 16:30-32; Sieb 23/6.2:t26 wurt + 26:2/4.4.2 :516+t248 +  27/4.5:569+t123; HHStÖs 1:602; Hupp ARL 23n6;


AiCmnt:
The lordship of Hohenberg was acquired by Habsburg in 1381 (Krieger HM 151). The arms are in the Habsburg series on the Innsbrucker Wappenturm built by Maximilian in 1499.
      Gf.Hohenberg & Haigerloch, cadets of Hohenzollern, noted 11C, extinct 1486. They held the office of Erb-marschall von Würzburg and took their name from Burg Hohenberg nr Spaichingen (Kr. Tuttlingen, B-W) They also held Haigerloch (Kr. Hechingen, B-W).  The Minnesanger Albrecht Gf.Hohenberg & Heigerloch (c.1235-1298) belonged to this family.
Sieb 2:12  + 22/6.1:t43 + 23/6.2:8+t15; Walter MAN 36;


AiCmnt:
The lordship Schelkingen came to Habsburg in 1301.
   Gf.Schelkingen, noted 1127-1251, a branch of Gf.Berg, seat at Hohenschelklingen nr. Blaubeuren (Kr. Ehingen, B-W).
Sieb 23/6.2:24+t22, würt; HHStD 6:589-591;


AiCmnt:
Thr lordship Triberg came to Habsburg 1355.
    von Triberg, ministeriales, cadets of Fhr. von Hornberg, noted 1239-1325, seat in Triberg (BA.Triberg, Kr. Villingen, B-W).
Kindler OB 1:239; Sieb 1.1.4:33+t29 + 6.2:263; HHStD 6:675; Köbler HL 719;


AiCmnt:
Philip 'der Schöne', 1478-1506, son of Maximilian and Marie de Bourgogne, archduke, D.Bourgogne 1482, king of Castille 1504 from his marriage with Joanna 'the mad' de Aragon & Castille (1479-1555). For the arms see [2788]
   The top header reads: "die erpland herzog phillÿps von ostereichs und zo bürgondÿ von seiner mutter", i.e. lands inherited by Philip from his mother a.k.a. the 'burgundian inheritance'.


AiCmnt:
A variant of Geldern (Guelders), see [665].


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Hainaut (Hennegau), see [547].


AiCmnt:
Arms of Holland, at the time usually qtd with Hainaut. Came to Burgundy 1433 with the other possessions of the last wittelsbacher ruler of Holland-Hainaut.
ESNF 2:2 (ancient, <1299) + 2.4 (Avesnes) + 18:56 (Avesnes) + 1.1:104 (Wittelsbach);


AiCmnt:
Zeeland, some islands and a patch of coastline on the Maas (Meuse) and Schelde (Escaut) estuary, and a marquisate in the HRR, acquired with Holland. Noted as Holland in [663].


AiCmnt:
Namur, a marqisate in the HRR, usually with a bend.
XDF:155 (1298, Jean de Namur, s/ Gui C.Flandres);


AiCmnt:
The county of Burgund, Freigrafschaft Burgund or comté palatin de Bourgogne, modern Franche-Comté - less the field billety.


AiCmnt:
The county of Nevers with miscoloured arms, which ought to be like Franche-Comté.
XCB:117bis;


AiCmnt:
Zutphen a maquisate acquired by the D.Bourgogne in 1434 with Holland. 
    The present arms are {Ar cross formy Gu & chief Az ch. lion passt Or} as in Laars NF 40/41.


AiCmnt:
Arms of Flandern, also one of the 'Douze Pairs de France', acquired by the Valois dukes on the marriage with the heiress of Flanders.
     The top header reads: "die erpland borgonndÿ".
ESNF 2:5-6+8 + 1.2:204 (Matfriede / Alsace) + 205+223+228+231+238 (Dampierre);  XDF:182;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of St.Pol (Luxembourg), see [987].


AiCmnt:
This variant with bend sinister has not been identified. The variant with the ordinary bend was used by the Blaesvelt and Wavre cadet lines.


AiCmnt:
This variant of Flanders has not been identified.


AiCmnt:
The town and lordship of Mechelen / Malines near Antwerp, part of the burgundian possessions, see [671].


AiCmnt:
Arms attributed Chiny-sur-Semois in the belgian province of Luxembourg. Acquired by Habsburg with Luxembourg. Usually the arms would be Loos, Heinsberg or Rumigny - from previous comital families.


AiCmnt:
Salins-les-Bains, dep Jura, a franc-comtois seigneurie in the HRR, acquired by Burgund in 1225.
Rolland 5:232* (Or-Gu), as today;


AiCmnt:
Zürich, capital of canton Zürich.
   The lead header reads: "die acht ortt von schweiczs".
Sieb 1:1.2:t124-127 (cantons); SIE:222n2;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of town of Metz [283].
   The top header reads. "die 72 reichstett mit ir freyheit un zo gehärre".


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Augsburg [284]. 
   The field in painted Ar-Gu.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Köln / Cologne [286] with variant colouring.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Reichsstatt Regensburg / Ratisbon [287].


AiCmnt:
Town of Strasbourg, same arms as the diocese. Repeat of [294].


AiCmnt:
Arms of the town of Basel. Different colouring of the staff from the diocese.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Frankfurt am Main [295].
SIE:219n14;


AiCmnt:
Town of Worms, a variant of the diocesian arms.


AiCmnt:
Probably Weil der Stadt (Kr. Böblingen, B-W). The keys would  refer to to the patron saints St.Peter & Paul of the principal church - as in the current arms.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Remagen (Kr. Ahrweiler, R-P) on the left bank of the Rhein. The current arms are different.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but it might be a misreading of  Zell am Harmersbach, which has similar arms in SIE:219n45.


AiCmnt:
Vienna or Wien in Austria. Arms as today.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
München, capital of Bavaria. Arms as today.


AiCmnt:
Würzburg, diocesian town in Franconia. The oldest coat of Bf.Würzburg, in poem by Johan von Würzburg 1314, on seal c.1335.
Sieb 8:6;


AiCmnt:
Landhut in Lower Bavaria, arms as today.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Brussels or Bruxelles in Brabant. The present are the arms of Brabant with a chief added. The current arms are an image of St.George and Dragon.


AiCmnt:
Louvain or Loewen in Brabant with the arms of the family Louvain-Perwez with a lion added.


AiCmnt:
Stuttgart in Württemberg, arms like the current, though the field ought to be Or.
   The top header reads. "fürstten stett der hoptlande".


AiCmnt:
Town of Leipzig in Land Sachsen, NW of Meissen. The arms were also used for Orlamünde in MIL:1245 and UFF:215*, and are Landsberg (in Land Sachsen-Anhalt) inverted. The current arms are the Meissen lion impaling Landsberg.
www;


AiCmnt:
Berlin, the caåpital of Brandenburg and later of Preussen and Germany. Same arms as today.


AiCmnt:
Town of Braunsweig, capital of the former duchy of Brunswick or Braunsweig. Same arms as today, referring to the arms of Heinrich 'Löwe' the welfer duke of Saxony dispossessed by emperor Friedrich 'Barbarossa' in the 12th century.


AiCmnt:
Town of Stettin, currently the capital of the polish province Western Pomerania. Variant repeat of the arms of the duchy of Stettin [644]. The arms of today is {Az griffin's head cr. Gu}.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Not the arms of Rostock, but those of Stargard, now Burg Stargard (Kr. Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, M-V). Over time the Hansestadt Rostock have used a bull's head (like Mecklenburg), a griffin (like Pomerania) and currently a golden griffin in the top part of a tricolore tierced per fess Az-Ar-Gu.
Wikiedia;


AiCmnt:
Town of  Erfurt.
SIE:221n10* (composite arms with Gu wheel Ar);


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Magdeburg, a diocesian town [302].


AiCmnt:
The town of Aschaffenburg on the Main in Unterfranken, known as the gate to the Spessart and for 800 years subject to the Abp.Mainz. The modern arms have a bishop standing in front of the walled town.
wikipedia; SIE:224n17 {Ar cross patriarchal Gu}


AiCmnt:
Koblenz on the Rhine in Rheinland-Pfalz. The curtrent arms has the crown in fess point, like MIL:328.


AiCmnt:
Bonn on the Rhine, the former capital of the Bundesrepublik Deutschland. The current arms are different.
    Crowns tipped and in Q1+2. The cross refers to the elector-archbishop of Cologne.


AiCmnt:
Marburg on the Lahn in Hesse. The wall acts as per fess crenelated Gu-Ar. Inescutcheon of Hesse.


AiCmnt:
Nancy in Lorraine, capital of the duchy. The current arms, like those used in 1644, are different, based on a thistle and the arms of 'le bon roi Rene d'Anjou'. The present item is a variant on the arms of the duchy, substituting the eaglets with crosslets.
   The top header reads: "hopstet in fürstomen".


AiCmnt:
Brno or Brünn in Moravia. Same arms as today.


AiCmnt:
Dusseldorf on the Rhine. The lion refers to the dukes of Berg, but the mount is free fantasy. The current arms has the lion holding a full-sized anchor - the ancient symbol of the town.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the Luxembourg family, the ancient ducal family. Still the arms of the town and country.


AiCmnt:
Town of Jülich or Juliers, a variant of the comital arms [816].


AiCmnt:
Liège, episcopal principality in present Belgium. The column is often terminated with a crown or a pinecone, but here drawn as a folded parasol or ombrellino on a small pedestal.
    Painted Gu-Or with bendlets Ar.


AiCmnt:
The diocesian town of Utrecht in the Netherlands, an attribution canting for a cloth-making town. The arms at least from 1644 is {per bend ar-Gu}.


AiCmnt:
Groeningen in Friesland. The current arms are charged with an escutcheon {At fess Vt}.


AiCmnt:
Town of Passau with the same arms as the diocese.
SIE:220n31 (& bend Az);


AiCmnt:
Halberstadt (Kr.Harz, Sachsen-Anhalt). Same arms as today. The 'per pale' is the arms of the diocese.


AiCmnt:
Diocesian town of Hildesheim. Arms of the diocese. The current arms are different.


AiCmnt:
Münster in Nordrhein-Westfalen. The current arms are derived from those of the diocese, tierced per fess (like the attributed arms for  Bremen [2935]), but during the Middle Ages a caste or walled town was the image used.


AiCmnt:
Fribourg / Freiburg im Vechtland, on the Schiffenensee, main town of the swiss canton Freiburg. 
   The top header reads: "etlich stett in schweyczs".
SIE:222n11;


AiCmnt:
Same arms for the swiss town and canton of Zug.


AiCmnt:
Stanzdorf, probably Stans or Stansstad (canton Nidwalden). The arms are inverted from those of the canton, not the arms of the Gemeinde.


AiCmnt:
Baden in the swiss canton  Aargau.
SIE:222n14;


AiCmnt:
Probably Wil in the swiss canton St.Gallen, just off the border to Thurgau. For centuries the staying place of the prince-abbots of St.Gallen. The arms are still in in the dexter half of the current town arms.


AiCmnt:
Freiburg im Breisgau. The present arms, the cross of St.George, are still used today. In addition one may find the Freiburger  'Rappen', a raven's or eagle's head erased, used. This is a relict of the coin image from a monetary union dating back to 1327.
SIE:221n40 (Or eagle's head erased Sa);


AiCmnt:
The town of Riedlingen a.d. Donau (Kr.Biberach, B-W). The modern arms have the shovels over Gu fess Ar and impaling Or lion Gu.


AiCmnt:
Probably a confusion of the current Ortsgemeinde Neuburg am Rhein (Kr. Germersheim, R-P) and the town of Neuburg on the Donau west of Ingolstadt [2981]. The proper arms of  Neuburg a.d. Donau are {Gu castle Ar on mount Vt}, while those of Neuburg am Rhein are {Sa 2 lions Or holding an anchor Ar} based on a seal of 1727.


AiCmnt:
Brugge / Bruges, one of the principal merchant towns of Flanders.


AiCmnt:
The town and lordship of Mechelen / Malines near Antwerp, part of the burgundian possessions, see [671].
   The inescutcheon has the plain eagle, not the imperial one.


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Landshut [2922]. 
   The top header reads: "herzog iorgen stett von beyrnn".


AiCmnt:
Ingolstadt on the Donau in Oberbayern. Same arms as today, and same arms as PfGf.Bayern.


AiCmnt:
Lauingen, usually with the field per pale.
SIE:224n38 (field per pale Az-Gu &c);


AiCmnt:
Braunau on the austro-bavarian border, presently in Austria. The arms of the county palatine (Pfalz) and Bavaria. The modern arms have the field Ar and the tree Vt.
     As alternative: BLW:18* (a1); ING:191* (per fess Pfalz and Bavaria);
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of the town of Wasserburg, see [735].


AiCmnt:
Bad Reichenhall (Kr. Berchtesgaden, OB). A slight mistake - the current arms are reversed and the lion replaced with a black panter.


AiCmnt:
Neuburg an der Donau, W of Ingolstadt. Same arms as today.
SIE:220n41; www;


AiCmnt:
Town of Weissenhorn (Kr. Neu-Ulm), repeat of [736].


AiCmnt:
Town of Heideck, see Fhr. von Heideck [1141].


AiCmnt:
Oettingen in Bayern.
    The top header reads: "herzog iorgen stett".
SIE:224n29;


AiCmnt:
Moosburg an der Isar (Kr.Freising, OB). The arms of today are inverted, The present arms are those of the comital family [3452].
wikipedia; HHStD 7:461;


AiCmnt:
Kitzbühl, the modern winter sports centre uses similar arms, thought the doe ought to be a chamois on a green mountain side.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Traunstein, 27 km W of Salzburg. The modern arms have the field sable with 2 fleurs-de-lis conjoined on mount vert.
www;


AiCmnt:
Schärding on the Donau in Upper Austria, 13 km S of Passau. Formerly belonging to Bavaria, the current arms displays a pair of scissors below checky Or-Sa and play Ar-Gu - colours of the HRR and of Austria.


AiCmnt:
Vilshofen an der Donau (Kr. Passau, formerly Kr.Vilshofen). The modern arms have a panter rather than the lion.
www;


AiCmnt:
Osterhofen (Kr. Deggendorf, NB). Essentially similar arms as today.
www;


AiCmnt:
Landau an der Isar. Same arms as today.
www;


AiCmnt:
Dingolfing (Kr.Dingolfing-Landau, NB). Same arms as today.
www;


AiCmnt:
Aichach in bavarian Swabia. Essentially the same arms as today.


AiCmnt:
Erding on the upper Isar. Same arms as today, though in inverted colours.
www;


AiCmnt:
Not placed, several possibilities, incl. Ried am Mering (Kr.Aichach-Friedberg). See also Herzog Eckhardt von Bayern [715] for the boot.
    The top header reads. "herzog iorgen margt".


AiCmnt:
Pfarrkirchen, SE of Landshut. Same aarms as today, but the church drawn like a elaborate gateway.
www;


AiCmnt:
Eggenfelden (Kr. Rottal-Inn, NB). Similar arms as today, though the panter isst would be gules.
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Markt Biberbach (Kr. Augsburg, Bayern), 20 km N of Augsburg or Biberg (Kr. Kelheim, NB) - with different arms today. See also the swabian Biberach [2875].


AiCmnt:
Geisenhausen near Landshut. Todays arms are {lozengy Ar-Az & chief Gu ch. towngate Ar).
www;


AiCmnt:
Burgheim (Kr.Neuburg-Schrobenhausen, OB). Similar arms as today, but with the tower gules and drawn above a wall.
www;.


AiCmnt:
Gangkofen, 37 km SE of Landshut. Same armsas today.
www;


AiCmnt:
Schönhofen, not placed but possibly either a part of Markt Nittendorf (Kr. Regensburg) or Gemeinde Taching am See (Kr.Traunstein).


AiCmnt:
Lengfeld, not placed, but possibly the small village 5 km W of Neunburg vorm Wald (Kr.Schwandorf). Lengfeld in Gemeinde Peradorf (Kr.Straubing-Bogen) is another possibility.


AiCmnt:
Schmidmühlen (Kr.Amberg-Sulzbach, OPf.), not far from Schwandorf. The arms of today are reversed.
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Repeat of München, capital of Bavaria [2919].
   At the top of the page, the text: 'herzog albrechtzs stett in beyrnn'. The last 4 shields on the page are blanks too.
SIE:220n27;


AiCmnt:
Straubing (Kr. Straubing-Bogen, NB). The plough has been the  arms of the town since 1270, but was modified in 1952.
SIE:220n28;


AiCmnt:
Landsberg am Lech in Oberbayern 55 km W of München. Similar arms as today, except for the mount now painted vert .


AiCmnt:
Kelheim on the Donau in Niederbayern between Ingolstat and Regensburg. Different arms today. The present arms were used from 1377 (on seal) to 1809.


AiCmnt:
Schongau on the Lech (Kr. Weilheim-Schongau, OB). 
SIE:224n34 and today (less chief);


AiCmnt:
Weilheim in Oberbayern (Kr.Weilheim-Schongau, OB). The arms of today are similar, but without the moat.
     Drawn as a triple-towered wall with open gate on moat.  A Weilheim is in SIE:226n37 with {Ar key erect Sa}.
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Schlammersdorf (Kr.Neustadt a.d. Waldnaab, OPf.), which have different arms today, based on an owner of the castle in 1600.
wikipedia, www;


AiCmnt:
Nussdorf might be either of two small Gemeinde: Nussdorf an Inn (Kr.Rosenheim, OB) or Nussdorf in Chiemgau  (Kr. Traunstein, OB), but neityher used the preent arms.
     The present arms were entered for Schwandorf in Oberpfalz in SIE:224n43 and are used today..


AiCmnt:
Vohburg a.d. Donau (Kr. Pfaffenburg a.d.Ilm, OB), E of Ingolstadt. Same arms as today.


AiCmnt:
Possibly for Neuburg am Inn (Kr.Passau, NB). The arms of today were designed in 1981 incorporating the griffin of Gf.Vornbach.
Wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Geisenfeld (Kr. Pfaffenhofen a.d. Ilm, OB). Same arms as today.
    The last 3 shields in this row are blanks.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the Marshall family, hereditary marshals of England  since the end of the civil war of 1136-1154, when the office was invested with the descendants of John FitzGilbert, marshal of Marlborough, e.g. William Marshal, d.1219, E.Pembroke and Justiciar of England, a renowned jouster. The line became extinct in 1245, and the office went to the family of the senior brother-in-law Hugh Bigod. Roger Bigod (o.s.p.1306), his grandson, adopted the arms of Marshall. 
    Above this row is the text: 'her nach stand die .xij. fürsten von england'. The legend must refer to Bigod.
GEC 10:348-377; DBA 1:144+180;  XBM:7471 (Roger 6E.Norf, 1301);


AiCmnt:
Vescy, a baronial family with large holdings in northern England, extinct early 14C, see [427].
GEC 12.2:268;


AiCmnt:
Braose of Bramber & Gower al. Breouse al. Brewes, marcher lords with holdings in Kent and in southern Wales, extinct late 14C.
GEC 2:302-310; DBA 1:180; XBM:7794-7797;


AiCmnt:
Sackville, a family with holdings in Sussex.
Burke PB 2:2490-2492; DBA 1:348 (qtly & bend vair);


AiCmnt:
Fictitious arms attributed to the E.Nottingham, i.e. Mowbray, see [428].
    At the top the txt: 'englisch fürsten'.


AIRefs:
BLW:78; ING:238; GRU:1225* (variant);  URF:2802* (bendy Ar-Gu);


AiCmnt:
Arms of office of the Earl Marshall of England, since Brotherton, see [922].


AiCmnt:
The first Warenne earl (E.Surrey) was William (d.1088) and the last John (d.1347). The arms are still a quarter in the arms of the D.Norfolk, hereditary Earl Marshal of England.
GEC 12.1:49, XEL:845-846 (John, 1318, 1346);


AiCmnt:
Not Jürgen, but Ludwig von Elrichshausen, grand-master of the Teutonic Order 1450-1467. Arms of Elrichshausen, see also [1513, 3108].
   Above this row the text: 'hernach stand die mern rädt ein hochmeisters zo preussen'.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the Teutonic Order with the legend 'a grand master'. The arms of office of the grand master were {Ar cross Sa ch. cross potenty Or ch. escutch {Or eagle Sa}}, though the inescutcheon might be omitted, see [3108].
    The segment lists some of the senior officers, all with the plain arms of the Order. It was very exceptional for any teutonic knight to display his family arms. A selection of personal arms were recorded c.1430 in LYN:1949-1991. The present series is very close to that in BLW:260-273.
Voight NC; maps in Christiansen NC; Paravicini PR;


AiCmnt:
Bp.Heilsberg or diocese of Ermland, seat in  Elbing, the present town of Lidzbark Warminski in Poland. The diocese was created in 1243/1255 as a dominion of the Teutonic Order. On 1466 it was ceded to Poland. 
www.Heilsberg.org;


AiCmnt:
Gross Komtur of the Teutonic Order, one of the senior officers of the Order.


AiCmnt:
Oberster Marschalck of the Teutonic Order, one of the senior officers of the Orde, also the chief military officer and head of the Komturei Königsberg.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Elbing, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Danzig, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Dornick (not placed in Prussia, but possible in present Netherlands), i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Memel, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.
      At the top the text: 'rädt in preussen'.


AiCmnt:
Tressler of the Teutonic Order, the chief financial officer of the Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Christburg, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Brandenburg, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Balga, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Osterode, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Ragnit, i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Komturei Hornberg (not placed), i.e. the regional commander of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Probably intended for Franche-Comté, but confounded, and with a legend which was a devise of Philippe 'le bon' D.Burgundy (d.1461).
    Above this row the text: 'gesamte fürstentom'.


AiCmnt:
From the legend intended for Hainaut, but with arms more like Pfalz (count palatine) qtg Spanheim, see [546];

AIRefs:
ING:211; BLW:61 'palatinus hannonie'; SGH:348;


AiCmnt:
Probably a confounded version of the arms of Ostfriesland.

AIRefs:
BLW:65*; ING:215* (fess, gutty); MIL:270*; BER:39*; URF:2708* (bendy, semy of hearts);


AiCmnt:
Probably unfinished arms of Namur, marquisate, part of the HRR. The 'lion & bend' is the commonest form of these arms, derived from those of Brabant.

AIRefs:
ING:214* (lion semy of hearts);  BEL:1553*; URF:2185*; GEL:1715*; BLW:64* (lion & bend);


AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to the marquisate of Salins in France-Comté, see also [2836].


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Walbott von Bassenheim, HM/OT 1198-1200.
       The page is headed: "dis hernach sind alle hochmeister so in preussen gewest sind bys uff her iorgen vonn ellrechshaussen etc.".
Kruse R 309-311 #65; Fahne KJ 2:189; Gruber MW 13+135; Sieb 20/2.7+6.7 nas; SIE:132n2 (Walbott); Christiansen NC (HM/OT 1309-1497);  Kittel OT; Arnold HM;


AiCmnt:
Otto von Kerpen, HM/OT 1200-1208. Kerpen was the senior branch of  Manderscheidt, seat at Kerpen (Kr. Daun, R-P).
Fahne KJ 1:217 + 2:74;  XRA 2:203  (Kerpen) + 415 (Manderscheid);


AiCmnt:
Herman von Tunna gt Bart, HM/OT 1208-1209, also named as Herman Harff or Bart with the present arms.
   SGH:311 '3. herman bartt' has him as von Tunna gt Bart with {Ar fess Gu & label Az}, which are identical to the arms of the jülicher von Harff, Erbdrost von Jülich, seat in Harff nr Bergheim (Kr. Bergheim-Erft, N-W).
Sieb 14/3.1:t56;  XRA 2:34; Fahne 1:138 (Harff, jul); wikipedia (Tunna, HM/OT);


AiCmnt:
Herman von Salza, HM/OT 1209-1239. The family was ministeriales in Kr.Langensalza, Thuringia.
Kruppa QW; Sieb Pr 343 + PrA 157 + Sa 45 + SaA141 + SaAE 18 + ThuA 70;


AiCmnt:
Poppo von Osternach, provincial master 1244-1246 and HM 1252-1256. The family seat was in Osternohe E.o.Nürnberg.
     In SGH:314 with {tierced per bend Gu-Ar-Az} for Dornberg al. von Schalkhausen [1168], staufer Undervogte von Ansbach until 1288 and noted 1144-1288.
Sieb 22/6.1.2:167+t103* (less lion; Osternach); wikipedia (HM/OT);  Sieb F 39+t16; Sieb 22/6.1.1:t68 (Dornberg);


AiCmnt:
Konrad von Feuchtwangen, HM/OT 1291-1296. The family noted 1279, had their seat int Feuchtwangen (OFr.).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:37+t36 + 6.1.2:t23; see [750];


AiCmnt:
Gottfried von Hohenloe, HM/OT 1297-1303. The family, Gf.Hohenloe, noted 1153, later RFst, seat in Weikersheim (Kr. Mergentheim, B-W).
ESNF 17:3; Sieb 4/1.3A:101+t127 + FstB 40+55 + Bö 193 + ThüA 59 + WüA 12; HHStD 6:728; Hupp ARL 208n; see [751];


AiCmnt:
Siegfried von Feuchtwangen, HM/OT 1303-1311, moved the headquarters to Marienburg. See [750];


AiCmnt:
Luther Hz.Braunsweig, HM/OT 1331-1335, see [214].


AiCmnt:
Dietrich von Altenburg, HM/OT 1335-1341, see [637].
Blaschke SW 22, sigil 1253 (Albrecht II); XPW 1.38.1-6; + 1.39.1-7;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Dusmer, HM/OT 1345-1351, see also [1973].


AiCmnt:
Weinrich von Kniprode, HM/OT 1351-1382.The family came from Kniprath bei Monheim (Kr.Rhein-Wuppertal, N-W).
   Page headed: 'alte hochmeister in preussen'.
Fahne KJ 1:227 + 2:79;


AiCmnt:
Konrad Zolner von Rodenstein, HM/OT 1382-1390. The family was noted 1280-1546, vassals of Bp.Würzburg, seat nr Hofheim (UFr.), see [1499].
Sieb 22/6.1.1:62+t64;


AiCmnt:
Konrad von Wallenrode, HM/OT 1391-1393. von Wallenrode, Uradel im Franken and Hessen, probably from Vogtland. From 1478 the family held Burg Hohenberneck (Kr. Bayreuth, OFr.) in Fichtelgebirge, and some members are buried in the Stadtkirche in Schwabach (MFr.). 
Ranft A 260; Kneschke D 9:457; Sieb F 111 + t152; Sieb 14/3.1:t35; see [1506];


AiCmnt:
Konrad von Jungingen, HM/OT 1393-1407. The family seat was in Jungingen in Killerthal, Kr.Hechingen, see also [1371].
Sieb 23/6.2:t140; Kindler OB 2:215; Hupp ARL 222n2;


AiCmnt:
Ulrich von Jungingen, HM/OT 1407-1410, killed in the battle of Tannenberg, see [1371].


AiCmnt:
Paul von Rossdorf, HM/OT 1422-1441.
C.A. Lückerath: 'Paul von Rusdorf', 1969; Sieb ThuA 70 + WuA 24;


AiCmnt:
Konrad von Ellrichshausen, HM/OT 1441-1449. von Ellrichshausen al. Erlichshausen al. Erlishausen, seat at Burg Ellrichshausen nr Crailsheim (Kr. Schwäbish Hall, B-W) on the border of Schwaben and MFr. 
Sieb 24/2.6:49+t30 bad; see [1512];


ArmTxt:
iorg von erlesshüssen hochmeister in preussen

AiCmnt:
Not Jürgen, but Ludwig von Ellrichshausen, HM/OT 1450-1467, see [3107]. The family arms were added in Q2-3 - most irregularly.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the grand master of the Teutonic Order.


AiCmnt:
Not Jürgen, but Ludwig von Ellrichshausen, HM/OT 1450-1467, see [1513, 3107].


ArmTxt:
dominus iacopus patrÿarcha de constanttÿnopel

ArmIdf:
Jean de Rochetailée patriarch of Constantinople

AiCmnt:
Jean de Rochetailée, titular Patriarch of Constantinople (pisaner obedience), fl.1414, Abp.Rouen 1422, Abp.Besancon 1429 &  cardinal 1426. The item and many others from this segment was copied from a version of Ulrich Richentals chronicle of the Council of Constance 1414-1418.
    The row is headed: "hernach stat iacopus de patryarch von constantynoppel mit etlichen erczbistomen und andern bistomen so under in und in andern profinczen des päpstlichen stuls gehörnn etc.".
Miranda C;  Clemmensen KCR;


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Gélu, 1371-1432, born in Yvoy, present Carignan, dep. Ardennes, lic.jur. 1401,  conseilier de Parlement de Paris 1407-1409, membre de Grand Conseil & général des finances 1414, canon de Embrun 1414, Abp.Tours (Turonen.; dep Indre-et-Loire, France) 1414, Abp.Embrun 1427.
Eubel HC; Brandmüller KK; DBF 15:978-980;


AiCmnt:
Guillaume de Boisratier, d.1421,  Dr.utroque iure, Abp.Bourges (Bituricen.; dep Cher, France) 1409. Member of the Conclave for the French Nation. Not mentioned by Dacher. The crosses are botony fitched. The arms are miscoloured.
Eubel HC 1:142; Adams SV; XGB:515+516 (Boisratier Abp.Bourges);


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo butturnicensis in franckre

AiCmnt:
Jacques de Gélu, Abp. Tours (Turonen.; dep Indre-et-Loire, France) 1414-27.
   The same legend as in the previous item, but due to the source used, probably the printed KCR edition 'D' by Antong Sorg 1483. The legend in KCR vs.D and ms.G 'wilhelm aep buturicensis in frankere' must be transposed from the Abp.Bourges in KCR:312/A315.The origin of VSW:51 'lutringen' is unplaceable. In mss.A&P&K&W with the legend 'dns jakubus thuronensis archiepus'.
Eubel HC 1:532 (Tours);


AiCmnt:
Antonius de Reate, d.c.1440, Abp. Ragusa (Ragusin., Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, present Croatia) 1409, franciscan, dr.med., took part in the process against Jan Hus. Arms not verified.
   The field is Or in VSW:43 and in some copies of KCR vs.D. 
   Laszloczky KK 159 suggests that these arms are for Bartolomeo Casini Bp.Pesaro. He and his brother Antonio Bp.Siena used the arms in Or-Az-Az.
Eubel HC 1:432; Gams 404; Lenfant KK 2:370 (Ragusa); Crollalanza DH 1:252 (Cassini);


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo spallocensis in slaüonia

AiCmnt:
Petrus de Pago, d.1426, O.Min, Abp.Split 1411 (Spalaten.; Dalmatia, present Croatia) .
Eubel HC 1:484/1:459-460 + Gams SE 421; Dacher L 13 (Split);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Item copied from a KCR version, see Clemmensen KCR. The field is bluish.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but the name is among the greek-orthodox dioceses in KCR, and has a sun face in KCR:86 and [3146].


AiCmnt:
Hardly Benedict Nicolls, Bp.Bangor (Bangoren., Wales) 1408, translated to St.Davids 1417. Succeded by William Barrow 1417, translated to Carlisle 1423. 
    The arms of Bangor are {Gu bend Or gutty Vt betw 2 mullets Vt}. Nicolls is attributed {Az fess Ar ch. 3 birds Sa betw 3 lion's heads Ar}. Barrow is attributed {chevron betw 3 suns} with reference to the Council of Constance.There is an english 'ludwicus eps bagorensis' with different arms inKCR:442/A348 and in Dacher L 15. The Bp.Bangor is named Griffinus by Hardt KK 4:433+438+591.
Eubel HC 1:130; DBA 1:390; Burke GA 45 = Bedford BE 15 (Bangor; Barrow);

AIRefs:
KCR:429* 'dominus johans sestry episcopus bagorêsis'; QDH:163*;


AiCmnt:
Marino de Toco, Bp.Teramo (Aprutin. / Theramen., suffr. Benevento; prov. Abruzzo, Italy) 1407, appointed by Gre.XII. In 1412 Jo.XXIII appointed Stephano de Carrara KCR:368, a paduan deacon, to the See.
   Laszloczky has his arms as {Az bend Or acc. 3/6 mullets Or} in KCR:404 the Bp.St.Pons, without reference.
Eubel HC 1:94-95; Laszloczky KK 159+162 (Marino de Toco Bp.Teramo);  Crollalanza DH 3:22-23 (Tocco) = {Ar 3 bars dancetty Az}; Dacher L 17 'maurinus stanafurtz ep.caschgeno in regno napulii';


AiCmnt:
Robert du Four Bp.Sisteron (Sistaricen., suffr. Aix; dep Basses-Alpes, Provence, France), arms unknown.  Dacher L 14 has Rupertus Ep.Istericensis in Provincia, and it is placed with suffrageans of the provencal archdioceses in KCR  ms.A.
    The arms are very like the polish hrb Zareba (KCR:658), though this usually has the field Gules and the chief Or or Azure. 
    In KCR vs.D with lozengy &c. In ms.A with 'dns rupertus ysterciensis eps vel tinstacensis'.
Szymanski HS 301 (Zareba); Lenfant KK 2:375 (Sisteron);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, the name occurs in one of the list of bishops in KCR, see also [3119] for arms and  'sestry'.


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo zi / kinonenssis in reüssen und in littow

AiCmnt:
Gregor, orthodox archbishop of Kynonia and member of the byzantine embassy, or more probably Gregor Camblakas, c.1364-1420, primas of Kiev and advisor of the princes of Lithuania and Poland.
  The arms were first noted in KCR on the wall  during the orthodox mass. It is a shield with curious cross, like an inverted F superimposed on a T, sometimes named a 'camminer' cross from the attribution to the diocese of Kammin in SIE:12n10 and VSW:53.
Wacker KK #110A;


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo anarbonenssis in aüyonn


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo vionensis in der thelffinat und proüins

AiCmnt:
Jean de Nanton, d.1427, Abp.Vienne (Viennen., dep Isère, France) 1405, Abp.Paris 1423, arrived Konstanz 12.1414, see also [312].


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo riemensis in bickardÿa

AiCmnt:
Attributed to the archdiocese of Reims (Remensis) in Champagne, as in KCR:339Q1.


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo rassen in bickardÿa und flandern

AiCmnt:
Item, attributed to an Abp.Ravenna, copied from a KCR version, see Clemmensen KCR.

AIRefs:
KCR:327 'franciscus erczbischof zu rauen in flanra un lombardia'; VSW:66 (Ravenna);


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo dreynoppel in macydonya


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo negraponndt in sparttanorn


ArmTxt:
ein erczbischoff zo nicopoppel in bulgarÿe

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Nicopolis (Nikopol) is the town on the bulgarian side of the Danube, where the hungaro-french crusader army under Sigismund and the burgundian Jean 'sans peur' was defeated i 1396 by the turks under sultan Bayazid.
    Arms: the fretty is actually 2 saltires, see also [372].


AiCmnt:
Item copied from a KCR version, see Clemmensen KCR. KCR mss.A has 'dns gideon ep pellicantrensis', and Ms.D&G = 'dns philippus eps siciliarum', KCR:85/86 legends transposed.


ArmTxt:
ein bischoff zo dinschinonenssis in moraüy

AiCmnt:
Not identified, but placed in Morea in Greece.


AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to Nicolaus, Bp. Stonj & Curzola (Stagnen. & Cursulen.; Dalmatia, present Croatia), 1392-1426.
Eubel HC 1:487;


AiCmnt:
Jakob Kurdwanowo, d.1425, Bp.Plock (Plocen., suffr. Gnezno; Massowia, Poland) 1396.
Szymanski HS 265 (hrb Syrokomla);

AIRefs:
KCR:435 'dns jakobus plocensis eps in ducato masophie';


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but the name Brango is among the hungarian nobles in KCR:1080.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, the name is among the hungarian nobles in KCR.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Molischgo in Belarus.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Przemysl near the polish-ukrainian border.


AiCmnt:
Smolensk in Russia, an orthodox diocese.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Kildare is named in KCR as a county or kingdom in Ireland. The arms are {qtly Gu-Or-Ar-Sa ch. lion isst sn Az}.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Arms drawn in courtoisie.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, probably named for Ascalon, the port in the Holy Land.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The letter 'E' fills the top half of the shield.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Arms like a swan swimming.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The arms covers the shield fully.


AiCmnt:
An archduke of Troy.
  At the top of the page: "dis hernach sind die .jz. erczherzogen die under das keissertom constantinoppel gehört haben".


AIRefs:
GRU:493* 'herczog zangerol us der surffig'; KCR:7897* (Sa ibex Or);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, an archduke of 'crane'.
   The top legend reads: "kriechisch erczherzogen".


AiCmnt:
Iciagi, the 6th persian kingdom in Marco Polo, modern Shiraz. The name is mentioned in GRU:330 with a toad in the arms.
Yule MP 34+171; Gabriel MP 91-96+221;


AiCmnt:
An archduke of Little Syria.
   The top legend reads: "die nachsten 6 fursten hie vor und diese 18 fursten das synd die 24 fryherzogen so under das keissertum kriechen zo constanttÿnoppel gehörnnd etc".


AiCmnt:
Not identified - of the 'rotten mountian'!


AiCmnt:
Not identified.  The name is that of a family, which were once byzantine emperors.
  The top header readfs: "kriechisch frÿherzogen".


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Rascia (here: Upper Rascia) was a name for Serbia or for the despotate of Epirus in many french and german armorials and texts.


AiCmnt:
Nearer Tartary would be the Golden Horde above Chrimea.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. These are hereditary dukes or Erbherzogen.
   The top header reads: "dis hernach sin 36 wappen der erpherzogen so under das keisserlich reich der greczen zo constanttÿnoppel gehörnnd".


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Q3 drawn as checky inclined.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
  The top header reads: "erpherzogen der kriechen".


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly for Peloponnes.


AiCmnt:
A vassal of Babylon in other armorials, see [116].


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
  The top header reads: "erpherzoge der kriechen".


AiCmnt:
Not identified, the upper vertical triangle half breath, lower one third.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    The top header reads: "hernach sfrand etlich ercz frÿ unnd erpherzogen die under die kriechichischen kong gehord und der kriechÿschen keÿsserlichen kron soltten gehorsam sein etc". 
    At the center of the bottom edge the number "445".


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   The top header reads: "herzogen in kriechen".


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The pale is cut inclined, like a pale per saltire Sa-Or.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    The top header reads: "herzogen in kriechen".


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Q3 with forked arrowheads.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The bell is lined Gu.
    The top header reads: "herzogen in kriechen".


AiCmnt:
A duke of Brussa, the osmannic capital in Asia minor opposite Constantinople.


AiCmnt:
A similar name is mentioned in [61] for a kingdom with the same name-arms combination as in KCR:261.


AiCmnt:
The 'duke Blackroad' was not identified.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. In Q3 the argent is blued, like a river.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. In Q2 triangle no. 3 is reversed.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Q3 and Q4 resues figures in [3361] in different colours.


AiCmnt:
The duke of the first mark was not identified.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but the name was also used by Richental and in [189] a.o. with a doubleheaded eagle.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, though Trebizond lies on Turkey's Black Sea coast.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, though Antiochia would normally be on the syrian coast.


AiCmnt:
Malatesta, family who were papal vicars and signori di Rimini 1295-1500. They held a number of towns in Romagna and were famous condottieri. The 'checky' appears lozengy.
    The top header reads: "gesameltte fürstom und grafftschafften". 
Crollalanza D 2:53-54; Reinhardt FI 324; VIS:213n1


AiCmnt:
Not identified, copied from Richental or a clone. The name might be rendered Bastim or Baschey.


ArmTxt:
ain herzog von czaltaigen in kriechê her zum greÿffen

AiCmnt:
Not identified, copied from KCR for a fictitious duchy in Greece.


ArmTxt:
ain herzog zo sarasie zwischen kriechen und littow


AiCmnt:
Not identified, see also previous item. The angle is left uncoloured.


AiCmnt:
Not identified and not mentioned by Dacher. The legend reads 'hertzog von janow' in KCR ms.G, a place nr Czestokowa in Poland, and 'hertzog von genwa fragasy' in VRN:733.


AiCmnt:
M.Monferrato in Piemonte, inherited 1458 by a cadet of Palaelogos, titular king of Thessalia & Sr souv Casale-Montferrato & Ivrea & Vercelli.
     Chief painted Or.
Crollalanza 2:155; ESNF 2:185; VIS:222n4H;


AiCmnt:
A secondary title of the counts of Savoy, see [238].


ArmTxt:
ain graff zo schallon her zo anrage und in vienna


AiCmnt:
A repeat of thearms of Geneve for Chalon S.Arlay, acquired 1428, see [394].


ArmTxt:
ain graff von waren' weigk auss engaland

AiCmnt:
Beauchamp E.Warwick, probably taken from KCR. Richard Beauchamp, 1381-1439, E.Warwick 1406, KG 1403, renowned jouster, the principal secular ambassador of England to Konstanz. Beauchamp qtg Newburgh al. Beaumont E.Warwick al. 'veyl escu de Warwicke'.
   The Q2 is drawn checky of 9 &c.
GEC 2:44-47 + 12.2:357-382;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Probably copied from a misplaced repeat of the legend for Albrecht P.Anhalt (KCR:676) over an unidentified coat of arms.
   In most KCR manuscripts and in  GRU as {pale betw 2 fleurs-de-lis; 2 bars; =; cock}. The thin red pale and the similarly thin red horizontal line between Q1-2 and Q3-4 are probably partition lines. KCR ms.K has Q2+3 as 2 bars. The Q4 field is uncoloured in the KCR mss, but Az in GRU.
   Q1 is very like della Luna of Verona (Rolland 4:103).


AiCmnt:
Mistaken legend with the (inverted) arms of the principality of Orange in southern France, which once belonged to the Baux and then to  the Chalons.
   In  KCR:682 'graff wilhalm zu hessen' with these colours in  KCR ms.G and vs.D, proper arms in mss.A&K.


ArmTxt:
ain her von came/in von marchia anthiochia

AiCmnt:
de Campomarino, from marche de Ancona, a lordship in the papal dominion.
Crollalanza DH 1:210;


AiCmnt:
Probably Corrado (II) de Caretto, d.c1452, diplomat and administrator, both in the service of D.Milano and as podesta of Verona 1404 and Genoa 1409-1412.  His brother Oddonino was governor of Piacenza in 1414, and his cousin Bonifacio (II) M.Savona & S.Millesimo.  
  The family built Castello Gavone in Finale Ligure (provincia Savona) W.of.Genoa in 1181 and held the area as a marquisate until 1385, when forced to cede most of it to Genoa. Several members served the M.Montferrat as high-ranking officers and councillors.
  Drawn with 6 bends.
Sieb 4/1.3A:t33 (bendy of 8); Crollalanza  DH 1:237; wikipedia;  http://genealogy.euweb.cz/italy/delcarreto4.html;

AIRefs:
KCR:686 'dominus jeronimus de montferar der elter'; APA:245; MIL:1123*;


AiCmnt:
Probably referring to Eberhard von der Weiden, a hungarian, noted as a duke in KCR mss.A and K.
    The top header reads: "fürsten und graffen gesamelt".


AiCmnt:
Arms of Kanizai, not the bavarian diocese of Chiemsee, a suffragean of Salzburg. The item is most likely extracted from KCR:318/692 and would refer to Janos Kanizai (d.1418), Abp.Esztergom al. Strigoniensis, hungarian chancellor of emperor Sigismund.
Malyusz KS 29-30; HHStÖs 1:701; Sieb 35/4.13:82+t58 croat;


ArmTxt:
ain graff von barchÿlombüe von cachabins


ArmTxt:
ain graff zo themes / von mora hinder d..


AiCmnt:
Stibor z Stiboricz al. Scibor z Sciborzyce, voievod of Transsylvania 1410-14, an important official of emperor Sigismund. The arms are probably extracted from KCR, and are the crest of Ostoja qtg the hrb of Ostoja. The arms or hrb of Ostoja and Moscic are identical. Both clans have been named as parents of Scibor, viz.: Stibor Bp.Eger 1410-20 from Ostoja, and Moscic of Male Sciborzyce or Moscic of Chocen 1433 for the arms in ETO:921.
   Q1 has a single crescent only with wolf's head. 
Szymanski HS 214+242;


AiCmnt:
d'Arpajon V.Lautrec. The family came from Rouergue and got the vicomté in Gascogne by the marriage of Hugues (II) around 1340. Arpajon qtg Toulouse-Lautrec.
    Q2 is drawn as a cross botonny.
Anselme 5:878-892;


AiCmnt:
Juan de Aragon-Irraura, probably extracted from KCR. Aragon qtg Navarre, but drawn with 2 pales in Q1.
ENSF 3:128-144 a.o.; see also [41];


ArmTxt:
ain graff vonn füentt salida in aragonÿa

AiCmnt:
Probably the arms of  Baux, see [3432]. The castillian Lopez de Ayala S.Fuansalida used different arms. The item is probably copied from KCR:731 or GRU:761 'grauf von fuantsellida uff frankrich'
XRO:1017 (Baux);


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de deuchem .. crye: a la mort, a la mortm que touque il pygeon de madame gaeillaerdt!


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de vormysele au pays de nevle


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de pulsdonye .. crye: voermyselle


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome fryson .. crye: fryson! fryson! vylaeyn a gandt!


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de waerthem .. leur surnon fur gaeilliaerdt et crye: waerthem


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome de waghenare ou royere


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de hoernebeque .. crye: gavere


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de l'escluuse .. crye: flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de schoere .. crye: honscoote


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le temple . .crye flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de la petyte woestyne .. crye: bevres à dixmude


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bambeque .. surnom galloeys


ArmTxt:
la mayson de la bare .. crye: tournaey .. este seigneurs de mouscron depuis l'an mil troes cens .xxiiij.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bertene .. surnome van der delft


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le hamme au pays d'aloest .. surnome de lue


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de schoenewalle .. surnom est boudens


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de hoeeselle .. surnom est van der bryaerde

AiCmnt:
Blazoned as 'trompes, orné, garny à sentureres'.


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome leeuwaert .. crye gramsberghe


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de wynneselle .. crye dixmude


AiCmnt:
Blazoned as '2 portes chacun a 2 grand et 3 petites tourettes'.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur et fondateur de la ville de myddelbourg en flandres fur messire pierre bladelync .. fut au temps du bon duc phelippe filz du duc jehan


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament: wreath of thorns. Arms: elaborated version.


AiCmnt:
Andre de Rineck (1444-1527), commissioned the armorial 1472/73. Red cross and Catherine wheel above the arms in remembrance of pilgrimage 1470-71 to Jerusalem and Mount Sinai.


AiCmnt:
At top of the page: 'les armes des .iij.roys'.


AiCmnt:
Intermediate heading: 'lez armes dez ix proulx'.


AiCmnt:
At the botton of the page: "662/ 151 N ccxxxix ol[im]  s[ine] n[umero] ex augustissima bibliotheca caesarea vindobonnensi".


AiCmnt:
Page heading: 'lez arme du roy d'allemagne quant il est esleu, c'est le noyre / aigle en une escus et quant ilz est coronney empereur il porte l'aigle 7 a .ii. teste'.


AiCmnt:
Lucas de Fieschi, noted as a roman in KCR, but probably from Genoa as was his relative Ludovico cardinal Fieschi. The family had 2 popes in the 13C:  Innocens IV and Hadrian V.
Crollalanza DH 1:406; XSV:142 (bendy);


AiCmnt:
Gf.Krawaten al. Corbavia al. Kurbau, one of the oldest families in Croatia, noted 1102, a member of the clan Gusic. Karl Gf.Corbavia was Ban of Dalmatia in 1410, when he visited Arlberg.
     Macek SL 137 mentiones Lacek von Kravar, fl.c1410, Oberhofmaister & BGf, active in Böhmen, who might be of this family.
    The bird is a goose.
Sieb 27:365+t95 (Sinzendorf) + 35:57+t42 (Gusic); Popoff GRU 136;  27.CIGH, 2008, vol 2:563-588 (Ivan Mirnik); Hupp ARL 247n (Karl); Rolland 3:350  {Ar 2 bars Gu & chief Ar ch. bird}; Sieb Si3:9; sigil 1436 (Franz);


ArmTxt:
ain marggraff vonn vallerÿ auss römerland

AiCmnt:
Not identified. Nicolo marchese Villateri according to Dacher L 35, de Ralencery in Justinger's chronicle or de Valleri, a roman marchese, according to the legend. He was in the service of the genovese Ludovico cardinal Fieschi [135]. A Valleri from Parma, arms unknown, was created conte di Berganzola 1435 by the Viscontis of Milano (Crollalanza DH 3:65). Other Valleri arms are in VIS:363b, 364g and 369g.
    The top header reads: "gesamelt fürsten und graffenn".
    Pages 260v-262r are blank, but prestamped with the same woodblock.


ArmTxt:
ain graff von freÿbürg und wälsch-neuenburgk


AiCmnt:
von Diest S.Haneffe. The name is derived from Diest on Demer, 3 mls from Tirlemont in Brabant. There were three brothers, all sons of Heinrich von Diest (d.1385) Hr.Diest & Zeelem & BGf. Antwerp: Johan; Wilhelm, d.1439, Bp.Strasbourg 1393; and Thomas, d.1432, Hr.Sichem, ducal councillor, who might have been in Konstanz.
ESNF 7:138-139; Hemricourt M 19; XRA 1:381; Kneschke D 2:487; see [821];


ArmTxt:
graff von peraria zo garwall in lampartten

AiCmnt:
Lanciolotto della Beccaria, d.1418, S.Serravalle, ghiberelline condottiere, of an important family from Pavia.
Rolland 1:156n40-42; Crollalanza D 1:106;

AIRefs:
KCR:763* 'graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten';  ARK:255*; BHM:2382*; LYN:1687*; GRU:681* (vairy &c);


AiCmnt:
Guidantonio de Montefeltro, C.Urbino, former gran conestabile de Napoli, but an important papal vassal, when he changed his allegiance. In 1465, his son, Federico, KG 1474, was appointed papal gonfaloniere.
Crollalanza D 2:163;


AiCmnt:
Juan Raimondo Folch de Cardona, V.Vilamur, fl.1414. Cardona confounded. The arms ought to be thistle flowers or chardons.
    Popoff GRU 154 prefers Escobar, who has the arms in Or-Gu in LBQ:3770 and in Rolland 2:279.


AiCmnt:
Schonhoven, a cadet of the brabantian family Aerschot.
     Painted Gu-Ar-Ar.
XRA 3:395 + 1:241t19n3;

AIRefs:
KCR:764 'graff daniel von schonhoffen'; BHM:254*; CLE:829*; GEL:873*;  LYN:1152*;  NLU:1171*; VER:8*; GRU:786*;


AiCmnt:
A variant of Gf.Schönburg al. Sumburk, see [2103].


ArmTxt:
ain graff von honstain herr czo heldrunge'

AiCmnt:
Heinrich (IX), fl.1398-1434, not Friederich, Gf.Hohenstein / Honstein & Hr.Keldbra 1400 & Heldungen 1413, husband of Margreta von Weinsberg - copied from KCR.
Sieb 20/6.13:t10; Sieb 1.1.4:43; ESNF 17:92


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but same arms as palatine Landskron and austrian Schärffenberg [1111].


AiCmnt:
Gf.Vornbach lived near Neuburg am Inn (Kr. Neuburg a.Inn, OB), and their arms (in Gu-Ar) were adopted as the dx part of the town arms in 1981.
www; Sieb Si2:8n10 Schierding von Vormback;


AiCmnt:
Gf.Moosburg, fl.1281, seat in Moosburg (Kr.Freising, OB).
wikipedia; HHStD 7:461; Sieb Si2:8;


AiCmnt:
Rome, ancient capital of the roman empire and the traditional seat of the pope and the Curia.
  The item is painted Ar-Gu-Ar, but tricked with the field gules. The 2 lower rows are not used, except for the item 262v9 where the shield is filled with text: " anno 1507 den 19 tag nobembris ist iner fürstliche durch. herzog wilhelm in bairn hir zu passau gewest. Zue gedechtnus hab ich michel lochman zu ge von thonn werdt das anotiert".
  The top header reads: " welsch stett".


AiCmnt:
Arms attributed to the city-state of Venezia / Venice. The lion is holding a book rather than a strip of parchment.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the town of Firenze or Florence.


AiCmnt:
Town of Avignon, seat of the francophone popes during 1309-1415 and home of a university. The arms of the latter in KCR:484 is similar, but with a book and a tiara added on the chief.


AiCmnt:
Town of Bologna. The arms are similar, less a book, to those of the university in KCR:485.


AiCmnt:
Lampeto al. Lampedona, a female captain of the scythian amazons.
     Most of the pages in this segment have a considerable amount of text as do most items. The text and the legends have been abbreviated to the bare essentials. As an example, this item reads: "diss ist das wappen lampedonam der herfürerin ain kongin der scithischen weiber amezones zo genempt wonend zwischend den scithiern unnd albaniern ain fürstin des klainern teils assia etc".
     Pages 263r-264v are blank (prestamped with RUG-A) and on pages 265r-267r begin a chronicle of the rulers of Bavaria with an amazon, her lover and thier son. The narrative begins with a dedication: "Dem dürchlegten hocchgeborender fürstenn unnd hern hern jörgen palczgrafen beÿ rein herzogen im nidern und obern pairnn, ..".
Roche AI 428 #236*; CES:15*, painting by Giacomo Jacquiero (c.1420)*;


AiCmnt:
Aglaien Ps.Albania, wife of Maximus Pius [3464].
    The full legend reads: 'dis ist das wappen frow agleÿen gebornne fürstin in albania ain gemachel maximus des römers'.


AiCmnt:
Maxentius, son of Maximus Pius [3464] and Aglaien Ps.Albania [3465]. His arms are paternal and maternal arms impaled.


AiCmnt:
Dionna a queen from Arabia and wife of Maxentius the prince of Albania [3466].


AiCmnt:
Albanus P.Albania, son of Maxentius [3466].


AiCmnt:
Offena, of the royal family of Burgund, wife of Albanus [3468].


AiCmnt:
Grunoldus P.Albania, son of Albanus see [3468], drawn in courtoisie.


AiCmnt:
Sallada PfGfn.Trier and heiress to Trier, wife of Grunoldus [3470]. The arms are one of several attributed to the 'count palatine of Trier'.
    The full legend reads: 'dis ist das wappen frow sallada geporner palczgräffin und ainige erptochter zo thruer ain gemachel grinoldus des fürsten aüs albannia'.


ArmTxt:
gallus palczgraff zo thrier und fürst in albania

AiCmnt:
Gallus, PfGf.Trier and prince in Albania, son of Grunoldus.


AiCmnt:
Gallus, PfGf.Trier and prince in Albania, son of Grunoldus and Sallada. He used his paternal arms and left the arms of his mother (those of Trier) to his brother Angrissus.  Arms of Albania, see [3465, 3470].
    The full legend reads: 'dis wappen fürt gallüs als ain recht erpwappen seins vaters und liess sein bruder angrissus sein mutte' wappen'.


AiCmnt:
Angrissus, PfGf.Trier, brother of Gallus and (second) son of Grunoldus and Sallada. The arms are the one 'adopted' by Gallus [3472] impaling Trier-A of his mother Sallada.


AiCmnt:
Sallone, born queen of Cyprus, wife of Angrissus [3474]. The arms are a confounded variant of Lusignan, the rulers of Cyprus.


AiCmnt:
Titus PfGf.Trier, eldest son of Angrissus.The arms are Trier-B, i.e. Trier-A [3471] with field and chief exchanged.


AiCmnt:
Sussima, duchess of Croatia, wife of Titus [3476]. The arms are those of Croatia.
    The chronicle continues on page 271v.


AiCmnt:
Karolus PfGf.Trier, second son of Angrissus and brother of Titus. Another version of arms, Trier-C.


AiCmnt:
Ioinga princess of Kapfa, wife of Karolus [3478].


AiCmnt:
Concobina PfGf.Trier. Arms of Trier-C qtg his maternal arms.


AiCmnt:
Justiniana, born queen of Denmark, wife of Concobina [3480]. A common variant of the arms of Denmark.


ArmTxt:
domicianus palczgraff zo thrier und konig in aragonia

AiCmnt:
Domitian, PfGf.Trier and king of Aragon. Aragon qtg Trier-C.


AiCmnt:
Adeltraut, born queen of Navarre, wife of Domitian [3482]. Drawn as a variant of a rounddel within an orle of 8 roundels, all connected by lines per cross, saltire and orle.


ArmTxt:
karolus konig zo aragonÿa und palczgraff zo thrier

AiCmnt:
Karolus PfGf.Trier and king of Aragon. Aragon qtg Trier-C, see [3482]


AiCmnt:
Antra of Croatia, wife of Karolus of Aragon-Trier [3484].


ArmTxt:
karolus palczgraffen zo thriern gekronter vogt zo thuring her zo friessen und erb in hessen

AiCmnt:
Karolus PfGf.Trier & crowned bailif of Thuringia & lord of Friesland & hereditary lord of Hesse. 'Thuringia' [3497] qtg Trier-D [3496], Hessen-A [3489], and Friesland.


ArmTxt:
grinoldus palczgraff zo thrier und hern in frieslanndt

ArmIdf:
Grinoldus PfGf.Trier & lord of Friesland

AiCmnt:
Grinoldus PfGf.Trier & lord of Friesland. Trier-D qtg Friesland.


AiCmnt:
Adolanna von Track, wife of Grinoldus [3486].


ArmTxt:
aspertus palczgraff von thrier ward vogt zo thüring und erpher in hessen

AiCmnt:
Aspertus PfGf.Trier & bailif of Thuringia & hereditary lord of Hesse. Thuringia qtg Trier-D and Hessen-A.


AiCmnt:
Gilda Bertina von Pechern (?Böhmen), wife of Aspertus [3489].


ArmTxt:
grundelbert erpvogt zo thuringen und in hessen

AiCmnt:
Gundelbert, hereditary bailif of Thuringia and Hesse. Thuringia qtg Hessen-A.


AiCmnt:
Olesse, born princes of Wenden, wife of Gundelbert [3491].


ArmTxt:
aspertius der vogt zo thuring und hessen was

AiCmnt:
Aspertius bailif of Thuringia and Hesse. Thuringia qtg 2+3) Hessen-A and 4) a variant of Hessen-B (i.e. Franconia).


AiCmnt:
Angeltrautlen, princess of Apratania, wife of Aspertius [3493]. Field  possibly crusily.


ArmTxt:
karolus konigk zo hinder thuring und vogt czo vorder thuring und hessen

AiCmnt:
Karolus king of Nearer (Greater) Thuringia & bailif of Rear Thuringia and Hesse. Thuringia qtg Hessen-A and Hessen-B.


AiCmnt:
Helena, born PfGfn.Trier, wife of Karolus [3495].


AiCmnt:
Mardana, born princess of Chalon, wife of Aurelius [3497]. Arms of Geneva, a title acquired 1428 by the lord of Arlay (Chalon), see [394, 3415].


ArmTxt:
anne fürstin von paiernn und gräfin von burgow

AiCmnt:
Anne, born princess of Bavaria and countess of Burgau, wife of Grinoldus [3499]. Bayern/Wittelsbach qtg Burgau.


ArmTxt:
elpfonno von türingen des reichs vogt von westuall und selland

ArmIdf:
Elpfonno of Thuringia bailif of Westphalia &c

AiCmnt:
Elpfonno of Thuringia, bailif of Westphalia and Sealand. Thuringia qtg Westphalia-A, Westphalia-B, and Friesland


AiCmnt:
Anne, born MGfn.Austria, wife of Elpfonno [3501].


ArmTxt:
angissus hoptman in westual und sallandt

ArmIdf:
Angissus, captain in Westphalia & Sealand

AiCmnt:
Angissus, captain in Westphalia & Sealand. Thuringia qtg Westphalia and Hessen-A.


AiCmnt:
Hema born princess of Pechem (Bohemia ?), wife of Angissus [3503].


ArmTxt:
samsonus houptman in westual und sellannd

AiCmnt:
Samson, captain of the HRR in Wesphalia and Sealand. Unnamed arms ((Prussia ?) qtg Westphalia-A and Westphalia-B.


AiCmnt:
Salome, born queen of Mallorca, wife of Samson [3505], see [47].


ArmTxt:
sallomonis houptman czo preussen sellant und westüalle

AiCmnt:
Salomon, captain of Prussia, Sealand and Westphalia. Same arms as [3505].


AiCmnt:
Sibilla, born duches of Czemig, wife of Salomon [3507].


ArmTxt:
arnollus houptman in preussen und sellandt

AiCmnt:
Arnoldus, captain of Prussia, and Sealand. Same arms as [3505].


AiCmnt:
Anne, born countess of Rottenfann, wife of Arnold [3509].


ArmTxt:
grussüs houptman in preussen und sellandt

AiCmnt:
Grussus, captain of Prussia and Sealand. Double-crown arms [3505Q1] qtg Istria-A.


AiCmnt:
Plithilett, princess of the Column (Seule), wife of Grussus [3511].


ArmTxt:
grussüs son aspertus der ain konigk zo caldiorum ward und fürst in histria

AiCmnt:
Aspertus, king of Caldeorum & prince of Istria. Chaldea [68] qtg Q2 possibly a misdrawn doublecrown [3501Q1], Q3 a lion, and  Istria-A.


ArmTxt:
anne fürstin von proumund in klein armenia

AiCmnt:
Anne, born princess of Proumund in Little Armenia, wife of Aspertus [3513], see also [436] for the arms, ultimately derived from the Richental chronicle.


AiCmnt:
Arnold, prince of Istria. Chaldea impaling Istria-A.


AiCmnt:
Berengard, daughter of the lord of Altdorf, wife of Arnold [3515].
    The chronicle continues on page 282r.


ArmTxt:
angissüs fürst in histria und palczgraffe czo thrier czo legst auch bischoff zo meczs

AiCmnt:
Angissus P.Istria & PfGf.Trier, and later Bp.Metz. Trier-D impaling Istria-A.


AiCmnt:
Irmtrude, princess in Westereich (Alsace), wife of Angissus [3517]. Pfalz held the Reichsvogtei Elsass (Alsace) from 1408. For the arms, see [614].


AiCmnt:
Angissus [3517] as bishop of Metz. The item is drawn in courteosie. Metz qtg Trier-D and Istria-A.
    The full legend reads: 'dis wappen ist bischoff angissus de zo leczst sein weib und kind verkes ouch grossfürsten des palczgraffthum thrier und ward bischoff czo meczs'.


ArmTxt:
pÿpinus palczgraffen zo thrier und her in eirlanndt

AiCmnt:
Pipin PfGf.Trier & lord in Ireland, see [3496]. Arms named Trier-D in this paper.


AiCmnt:
Ermtrude from Ireland, wife of Pipin [3520].


ArmTxt:
philÿpüs placzgraf von thrier und vogt in waldthuringen und hessen

AiCmnt:
Philip PfGf.Trier & bailif in Thuringia & Hesse. Hessen-B qtg Trier-D.


AiCmnt:
Wardu.., born queen of Schweden, wife of Philip [3522].  Arms of Sweden, see [46].


AiCmnt:
Pipin bailif of Thüring-Hessen. The actual arms of Thüringen or Hessen impaling Hessen-B al. Franconia (Franken).


AiCmnt:
Anna, born queen of Moravia (Mähren), wife of Pipin [3524]. The arms are a confounded version of Moravia {Az eagle checky Ar-Gu}.


ArmTxt:
grinoldus römischer vogt von waldthuringen und hessen

AiCmnt:
Grinoldus, roman bailif in Thuringia and Hesse. Arms as [3524].


AiCmnt:
Adonisia, born princess of Prussia, wife of Grinoldus [3526]. The arms might be yet another variant drawing and colouring of [3505Q1] and [3513Q2], is reminiscent of "Der Preussen Wappen" in Sieb 2/1.1.2:t86, with the crowns addorsed per fess cch Or-Az.
    The chronicle is continued on 285r.


ArmTxt:
pÿpinus konigk czo franckreich vogt in waldthurning hessen und hinderthurning ain vater karolus des grossen

AiCmnt:
Pipin 'the short', d.768, majordomo 741, king of France 751 after the last merovigian king, Kilderik III (d.754), was deposed. He was father of Charlemagne. France modern (introduced c.1380) qtg per fess Thüringen and Franken (Hessen-B).
   The chronicle continues on 286r.


AiCmnt:
Yttera, born PfGfn.Trier, wife of Pippin 'short' [3528]. Arms of Trier-D.


AiCmnt:
Werdreda, born queen of Britain, the second wife of Pipin 'short' [3528]. The arms are a variant of those attributed to the romance's king Arthur.


ArmTxt:
karolus der gross römischer kaisser konigk zo franckriech und erpfürst teuczerland

AiCmnt:
Charlemagne, r.768-814, king of France and in 800 emperor of the (resurrected) Holy Roman Empire and one of ther Nine Worthies. The arms are the traditional dimidation or impaling of the german eagle and the fleurs-de-lis of France. The arms were noted in 13C in Adenet le Roi: 'Enfances d'Ogier'.
ESNF 1.1:4-6; 2:1 (carolingians); Clemmensen T;


ArmTxt:
angnes konigin von prittania und england

AiCmnt:
Agnes, born queen of Britain and England, alleged wife of Charlemagne [3531], who was never married to a briton.


ArmTxt:
ludwigk römischer kaiser ain son kaisser karolus des grossen

AiCmnt:
Louis 'the Pious' or Ludwig I, r.814-840, emperor HRR, son of Charlemagne. The imperial eagle with an inescutcheon of France.


AiCmnt:
Unnamed queen of Castille, the alleged wife of Ludwig I [3533], who was never married to a spaniard, but firstly to Ermengard (daugther of count Ingram), secondly to Judith Welf.
ESNF 1.1:4;


ArmTxt:
ludwigk der ander konigk am reynn im westereich und herzog in pairn

AiCmnt:
Louis 'the German' or Ludwig II, r.843-876, king of Austrien or East Franconia. After the death of Louis I, his 3 sons partitioned the empire with Charles getting Neustrien (roughly France west of Schelde/Escaut-Meuse/Maas-Rhône), Lothar getting Burgund-Italien (incl. Lotharingien and Friesland, France between Neustrien and the Rhine), with Louis ruling east of the Rhine, but including the tribal duchies Sacxony, Franconia, Alamania/Swabia, Bavaria-Austria and a small area. Alsace or Westereich belonged to Lothar. Q1+4 would be either France miscoloured or a deliberate variant, Q2 Westereich / Alsace, Q3 Bavaria.
Putzger HS 54;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed queen of Britain, alleged wife Ludwig II [3536], who was only married to Emma Welf. Arms of king Arthur of the Round Table.
ESNF 1.1:4;


ArmTxt:
karlomanus konigk in pairnn ain son des andern ludwigs

AiCmnt:
Karloman (d.880) and his brother Ludwig (o.s.p.882), sons of Ludwig II 'German' [3535] were probably named as dukes of Bavaria before it reverted to their older brother Charles 'the Fat' al. Karl 'der Dicke', r.876-887, king of East Franconia, emperor HRR 880 and king of West Franconia al. France 884. Charles acquired most of Lothar's kingdom of Burgund, incl. Alsace. This Karloman was father of Arnulf [3539]. 
   There might be some confusion between the german Karloman, his brother Charles 'Fat', the french Carloman (r.882-884), a son of Louis II 'the Bald' of France (r.843-877). Bavaria qtg Westereich (Alsace).
Stokvis HM 2:42 + 3:162;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed lady of Garwall, alleged wife of Karloman [3537], who was married to an unnamed daughter of a count Ernust.
ESNF 1.1:5;


ArmTxt:
arnolffus römischer kaiser herzog in pairnn und graff zo mospergk

AiCmnt:
Arnulf, r.887-899, emperor HRR 896, son of Carloman and nephew of Charles 'the Fat'. He had 2 sons Ludwig 'the Child' king of East Franconia 900 (893-911, o.s.p.) and Zwentibold (d.900), but no Arnold [3541].
Stokvis MH 2:42;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed princess from Normandy,alleged  wife of Arnolf [3529], who was married to the Konradinerin Oda. France qtg 'Normandy'.
ESNF 1.1:5;


ArmTxt:
arnoldus kaysser arnoffus son was herzog in nidern unnd obern paÿrnn

AiCmnt:
Arnold D.Bavaria, son of emperor Arnulf [3539], is pure fantasy.


AiCmnt:
Unnamed queen of France, alleged wife of the invented Arnold [3541].


ArmTxt:
eckhartt der erst ain graff zo scheirnn ain son herzog arnoldus von pairnn

AiCmnt:
Eckhart Gf.Scheyern and a son of Arnold D.Bavaria and a french princess (or even born a queen!). A repeat of Scheyern, see [619].
Stokvis MH 3:163+166 (Scheyern-Wittelsbach lineage);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed countess of Wasserburg, wife of Eckhard [3543], see [735].


ArmTxt:
eckhart mit dem puntschuch czogenempt ain graff zo scheirnn

ArmIdf:
Eckhardt (II) Gf.Scheyern gt 'Bundschuh'

AiCmnt:
Eckhardt Gf.Scheyern gt 'Bundschuh' (boot), see also [619].
Sieb 1/1.1.1:15*  +  Si2:2n3 (Scheyern qtg Pfalz qtg  Bayern, a boot, and Scheyern);


AiCmnt:
Otto (I), d.1078, Gf.Scheyern, father of Arnold Gf.Dachau, Eckhard [3548], Bernhard [3550], and Otto (d.1121). A repeat of Scheyern, see [619].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed queen of Cyprus, wife of Otto [3546]. Arms of Lusignan, the rulers of Cyprus until 1474.


ArmTxt:
eckhart der dritt ain graff czo scheirnn

AiCmnt:
Eckhard (I/III), d.1091, Gf.Scheyern, wife not noted, father of Otto [3552], Udalrich and Eckhard (d.1117). A repeat of Scheyern, see [619].
HHStD 7:851;


ArmTxt:
angnes gepornne gräffin und ainige erptochter zo andexs

AiCmnt:
Agnes, countess of Andechs, wife of Eckardt  [3548]. A repeat of Andechs-Merania, see [617].


AiCmnt:
Bernhard Gf.Scheyern, d.1104, brother of Eckhard [3548]. No Bernhard is mentioned in Stokvis HM 3:163.
     All quarters in courtoisie. Scheyern [619] qtg Andechs-Merania [617] and Wasserburg [3544].
HHstD 7:851;


AiCmnt:
Regina, MGfn.Bechler, wife of Bernhard [3550]. Arms of Lower Austria (below the Enns).


ArmTxt:
otto herzog in pairnn palczgraffe zo wittelspach graffe czo scheirnn andexs unnd wasserburgk

AiCmnt:
Otto (I/VI) von Wittelsbach, d.1183, PfGf.Bayern, acquired the title (and some lands) of duke of Bavaria on the downfall of the welfer duke of Bavaria & Saxony Heinrich 'Löwe'. Bayern qtg Wasserburg [3544] and Scheyern.
    He was one of the 4 sons of Otto (V, d.1155), who changed the name to Wittelsbach, and not a son of Bernhard, as claimed in the chronicle. The title of count palatine was acquired by 1120, Burg Scheyern was transformed into a monastery, but the county only came to the Wittelsbachers after the death of Otto (VIII) in 1209. He was a nephew of Otto (I). Andechs was inherited in 1248, and Wasserburg was taken in 1255.
ESNF 1.1:90; HHStD 7:85; Stokvis HM3:163;


ArmTxt:
barbara gepornne palczgräffin zo wittelspach

AiCmnt:
Barbara PfGfn. Wittelsbach, wife of Otto [3552]. The attributed arms were modelled on those of Scheyern, see also [616].


ArmTxt:
ludwigk der erst herzog in nidern unnd obern pairnn

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (I) 'Kelheimer', d.1231, became duke of Bavaria in 1183 and in 1214 PfGf.Rhein (count palatine of the Rhine) after the PfGf.Bayern was dissolved in 1208.
ESNF 1.1:91;


AiCmnt:
Ludmilla of Bohemia, d.1240, wife of Ludwig [3554], widow of Albrecht (III) Gf.Bogen.
HHStD 7:851; Stokvis HM 3:166;


ArmTxt:
otto herzog in pairnn und palczgraffe zo wittlspach

AiCmnt:
Otto (II) 'Erlauchte', 1206-1253, Hz.Bayern & PfGf.Rhein. He inherited Bogen.
Stokvis HM 3:166;


ArmTxt:
angnes gepornne palczgräffin und erptochter beÿ reÿnn

AiCmnt:
Agnes von Sachsen (Welf/Este), 1201-1267, wife of Otto [3556], daughter and heir of Heinrich (I) PfGf.Rhein 1195 (j.u.) and Agnes von Staufen. She bore him two sons Ludwig [3558] and Heinrich (1253-1290) and a daughter Elisabeth, who married firstly Konrad IV von Staufen (d.1254) king of the Romans.


ArmTxt:
ludwig der ander palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzog ym pairnn

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (II) 'Strenge', 1229-1294, Hz & PfGf., married three times, firstly in 1254 Maria von Brabant (executed in 1256), secondly Anna von Glogau, and thirdly in 1273 Mechtild von Habsburg (d.1304), a daughter of Rudolf, the king of the Romans. Mechtild bore him two daughters and two sons: Rudolf [3562] and Ludwig [3560]. Bayern/Wittelsbach qtg Pfalz with an inescutcheon of pretence (Warteschild, Regalienschild, Blutschild), mainly a german phenomena.
Sieb 2/1.1.4:t1 (Warteschild);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed queen of Poland, wife of Ludwig II [3558], i.e. The second wife Anna von Glogau, 1250-1271, daughter of Konrad (I) Hz.Glogau, of a cadet line of the Piasts, the polish royal family. She married Ludwig in 1260 and bore him two daughters and a son, Ludwig (1267-1290, o.v.p.).


ArmTxt:
ludwig römischer kaisser palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in nidern unnd obern pairnn

AiCmnt:
Ludwig IV 'der Bayer', 1282-1347, Hz & titular PfGf, elected king of the Romans 1314 and crowned emperor in 1328. He married firstly Beatrix von Schweidnitz (Piast, d.1322), and secondly Margaretha of Hainault in 1324. Beatrix bore him two sons, Ludwig (later MGf.Brandenburg) and Stefan (II) 'mit der hafte', founder of the Landshut line in Nieder- and Oberbayern. Margaretha bore him four sons, incl. Albrecht, founder of the Straubing line.


ArmTxt:
johanna gepornne erpfürstin in hollanndt unnd sellanndt

AiCmnt:
Johanna, heir to Holland and Zeeland, wife of emperor Ludwig [3560], i.e. Margaretha, d.1356, daughter and heir of Wilhelm (VII/I, Avesnes) count of Holland & Hainaut (Hennegau) & Zeeland. She bore him four sons. Ludwig (VI) 'der Römer', later MGf.Brandenburg, Wilhelm Gf.Holland-Hainaut & Hz.Bayern-in-Straubing, Albrecht who succeded Wilhelm in Holland &c, and Otto (V) 'der Faule', who shared Brandenburg with Ludwig (VI). The arms of Hainaut and Holland are miscoloured, ought to be Or-Gu qtg Or-Sa.
ESNF 1.1:91+104; XDF:202 (1316, Wm I/III  'bon' C.H&H);


ArmTxt:
rudolff palczgraff beÿ rein unnd herzog in pairn corfurst

AiCmnt:
Rudolf (I), 1274-1319, founder of the pfalzer line, son of Ludwig (II) and his first wife Maria von Brabant [3558, 3563]. He married Mechtild von Nassau, daughter of Adolf, king of the Romans 1292-1298, who bore him three sons: Adolf, Rudolf (II) and Rupprecht.


AiCmnt:
Maria of Brabant, presumed wife of Rudolf [3562], but actually his mother, see [3558].


ArmTxt:
friederich marggraffe czo brandenborgk palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzog zo pairnn corfürst

AiCmnt:
Not Friedrich, but probably Ludwig V 'der Brandenburger', 1315-1361, MGf.Brandenburg 1323, Hz.Kärnten & Gf.Tirol 1340 (j.u.). He married firstly in 1324 Margareta (d.1340), daughter of Christoffer II king of Denmark, and secondly in 1340 Margareta 'Maultasch' von Görtz Gfn.Tirol &c. Pfalz qtg 2+3 Brandenburg, and 4) Wittelsbach.


ArmTxt:
margret gepornne marggräffin zo brandenborgk

AiCmnt:
Margaret, noted as MGfn.Brandenburg and wife of Friedrich [], but this might also be the arms of Tirol for Margareta 'Maultasch' von Görtz Gfn.Tirol &c, the wife of Ludwig von Wittelsbacvh MGf.Brandenburg.


ArmTxt:
wilhelm palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in pairnn fürst in hollandt unnd sellanndt

AiCmnt:
Wilhelm (I/V), 1330-1388, inherited Holland, Hainaut and Zeeland from his mother in 1349, but became mentally ill by 1356 and was interned under the regency of his brother Albrecht (d.1404). He was married to Mathilde, daughter of Henry of Grosmont (Plantagenet) D.Lancaster. Pfalz qtg 2) Holland-Hainaut (emended from Ar-Gu & Or-Gu), 3) Zeeland and 4) Wittelsbach/Bayern.


ArmTxt:
maria gepornne herzogin und ainige erptochter zo brabanndt

AiCmnt:
Maria, duchess of Brabant, presumed wife of Wilhelm [3566], but probably mistaken for his grandmother, see [3558].


ArmTxt:
johanns placzgraffe beÿ rain herzog zo bairnn fürst in hollanndt und sellandt des bistoms zo eüttrücht cüllünttor und angender bischoff etc

AiCmnt:
Johan, 1374-1425, son of Albrecht (d.1404) Gf.Holland &c and Margareta von Brieg, elected bishop of Liège (Lüttich) 1417, succeded his brother Wilhelm (II/VI, d.1417). He married Elisabeth von Görlitz (Luxembourg) Hzn.Luxembourg.  Q1 Liège confounded, ought to be a column, Q2 Pfalz, Q3 Holland-Hainaut miscoloured, Q4 Wittelsbach / Bayern.


ArmTxt:
johanns palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in barirnn und fürst in hollanndt etc

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Johan [3568]. Item in courtoisie,  Q2 painted {Ar-Gu, Or-Gu}.


ArmTxt:
johanna gepornne fürstin von lüczelborgk

AiCmnt:
Not Johanna, noted as princess of Luxembourg, and wife of Johan [3568], but his wife Elisabeth of Görlitz Hzn.Luxembourg of the Limburg cadet line of Luxemburg. Pfalz qtg Lotharingia and Limburg (Luxembourg) or town of Görlitz.


ArmTxt:
steffan palczgraffe beÿ rein herzoge in nidern unnd obern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Stefan (III) 'der Kneisel', 1337-1413, in Ingolstadt, son of Stefan 'mit der Hafte' (II, d.1375) in Landshut and Isolde of Sicily (Aragon). He married firstly Taddea Visconti (d.1381) then in 1401 Elisabeth von Kleve.
ESNF 1.1:105;


AiCmnt:
Taddea Visconti, wife of Stephan [3571].


ArmTxt:
friderich palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in nidern unnd obern pairnn

AiCmnt:
Friedrich, 1339-1393, in Landshut, brother of Stefan [3571]. He married firstly Anna von Neuffen (d.1380), then in 1381 Maddalena Visconti (d.1404).
ESNF 1.1:105;


AiCmnt:
Noted as an unnamed MGfn.Meissen, but none of the two wives of Friedrich [3573]. Meissen qtg 2) Altenburg and 3) Landsberg.


ArmTxt:
hainrich palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog im nidern unnd obern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Heinrich (IV) 'der Reiche', 1386-1450, in Landshut, son of Friedrich [3573] and Maddalena Visconti. He married Margareta of Austria (Habsburg).


AiCmnt:
Not Anna, but Margareta von Habsburg, daughter of Albrecht (IV) duke of Austria, and wife of Heinrich [3575].


ArmTxt:
ludwigk palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in  nidern unnd obern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (IX) 'der Reiche', 1417-1479, in Ingolstadt, son of Heinrich [3575]. He married Amalia von Sachsen, daughter of the elector Friedrich II.


AiCmnt:
Amalia of Saxony, wife of Ludwig [3577]. Sachsen qtg 2) Thüringen, 3) Meissen, and 4) Pfalz-Sachsen (Az-Or).


ArmTxt:
jörg palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in nidern und obern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Jürgen or Georg 'der Reiche', 1455-1503, o.s.p.m., in Landshut & Ingolstadt, son of Ludwig [3577]. He married Jadwiga or Hedwig, daughter of Kazimir IV Jagiellon king of Poland. He is probably the Jörgen in the dedication. His daughter and heir, Elizabeth (d.1504), married Ruprecht of Pfalz formerly Bp.Freising, d.1504 [3615].


AiCmnt:
Hedwig of Poland (Jagiellon), wife of Jörgen [3579]. Poland qtg Lithuania, Dobryzn (province) and Prussia, see also [35].


ArmTxt:
johanns palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in obern und nidern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Johan (II), 1341-1397, in München, brother of Stephan [3571]. He married Katharina von Görtz [3584], who bore him two sons: Ernst [3585] and Wilhelm (III, d.1375-1435).
ESNF 1.1:106;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed duchess of Milan (Visconti), presumed wife of Johan [3581], but the items [3582, 3584] are transposed, so this is actually Elisabetta Visconti (d.1432), daughter of Bernabo Visconti, wife of Ernst [3583] and daughter-in-law of Johan.


ArmTxt:
ernnst palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in obern unnd nidern paÿernn

AiCmnt:
Ernst, 1373-1438, in München, eldest son of Johan [3581]. He married Elisabetta Visconti [3582], who bore him two daughters and a son: Albrecht [3585].


AiCmnt:
Unnamed countess of Görtz, presumed wife of Ernst [3583], but the items [3582, 3584] are transposed, so this item is actually Katharina von Görtz (d.1391), wife of Johan in München [3581] and mother of Ernst.


ArmTxt:
albrecht palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in obern unnd nidern pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Albrecht (III) 'der Fromme', 1401-1460, in München, son of Ernst [3583]. He married Anna von Braunsweig-Grubenhagen [3586], who bore him two daughters and six sons, incl. Albrecht [3587].
ESNF 1.1:106;


ArmTxt:
anna ain gepornne herzogin von brünnschweigk

AiCmnt:
Anna von Braunsweig-Grubenhagen, d.1474, daughter of duke Heinrich (I) and wife of Albrecht [3585].


ArmTxt:
albrecht der ander palczgraffe beÿ rein herzog in obern unnd nidern pairnn

AiCmnt:
Albrecht (IV) 'der Weisse', 1447-1508, in München, son of Albrecht 'der Fromme' [3585]. He married Kunigunde von Habsburg [3588]. Their children were not included.
ESNF 1.1:106;


ArmTxt:
kaisser friederichs tochter ain gepornne herzogin von österreich

AiCmnt:
Kunigunde von Habsburg, 1465-1520, daughter of emperor Friedrich III, wife of Albrecht [3587]. Arms of Austria.


ArmTxt:
rupprecht römischer konigk palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzog in pairnn etc

AiCmnt:
Ruprecht (III) 'der Jüngste', 1352-1410, Pfalzgraf 1398, elected king of the Romans 1400. he was a great grandson of Rudolf von Pfalz [3562]. His father Ruprecht (II, d.1398) and grandfather Adolf (d.1327) were omitted from this table. He married Elizabeth von Zollern-Nürnberg [3590], who bore him six sons of which four [3591-3597] are included here with their wives.
ESNF 1.1:91;


ArmTxt:
barbara gepornne burggräffin von nürnbergk

AiCmnt:
Barbara von Zollern, 1358-1411, daughter of Friedrich (V) BGf.Nürnberg, wife of Ruprecht [3589]. The lion in Q1 is only sketched and Q3 is in unusual colours.


ArmTxt:
ludwigk palczgraffe beÿ rein unnd herzog in pairnn corfürst etc ain son konung ruprechts

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (III), 1378-1436, Kurfürst & Pfalzgraf, son of king Ruprecht [3589]. He married firstly Blanka of Lancaster, daughter of Henry IV king of England, and secondly in 1417 Mathilde of Savoy [3592], who bore him four sons, incl. Ludwig [3603] and Ruprecht [3615].
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
ain gepornne herzogin in saphoÿ zo pless

AiCmnt:
Mathilde of Savoy-Piemonte, d.1438, daughter of Amadeus of Savoy P.Achaia, wife of Ludwig [3591].


ArmTxt:
steffann palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzog in pairnn

AiCmnt:
Stephan (I), 1385-1450, in Simmern & Zweibrücken & Veldenz & Spanheim, son of king Ruprecht (d.1410). He married Anna von Veldenz (Geroldseck über Rhein), who bore him five sons. Pfalz qtg Wittelsbach/Bayern with an inescutcheon of Spanheim-Kreuznach. Inescutcheon of Spanheim.
ESNF 1.1:93-94; see [219; 914];


ArmTxt:
ain gepornne gräffin und ainige erptochter zo veldends

ArmIdf:
Anna von Veldenz (Geroldseck über Rhein)

AiCmnt:
Anna von Veldenz (Geroldseck über Rhein), d.1439, daughter of Friedrich (III) Gf.Veldenz, wife of Stephan [3593].


ArmTxt:
otto palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzog in pairnn ain son konig rupprechts

AiCmnt:
Otto (I), 1387-1461, in Mosbach, son of king Ruprecht [3589]. He married Johanna von Bayern [3596], who bore him four sons, incl. Otto, Ruprecht, and Albrecht [3614, 3616, 3617].
   Folios 303-305 missing, but see also 16a-16d.
ESNF 1.1:93;


AiCmnt:
Johanna von Bayern, 1413-1444, daughter of Heinrich (IV) 'der Reiche' in Landshut [3575], wife of Otto [3595].


ArmTxt:
johanns palczgraffe beÿ rein und herzoge in pairn ain son konig rupprechts

AiCmnt:
Johan, 1383-1443, in Neunburg, son of king Ruprecht [3589]. He married Katharina von Pommern [3598], who bore him Christoph (III) king of Denmark [3612] and four other sons, who died young.
ESNF 1.1:93;


AiCmnt:
Katharina von Pommern, 1390-1426, daughter of Wartislaw (VII) Hz.Hinterpommern, wife of Johan [3597].


ArmTxt:
ludwigk der ander palczgraffe beÿ rein unn d herzog in pairnn corfürst etc

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Ludwig (III) Kf. & PfGf.Rhein [3591].
   Folio 307 missing, but see 16a-16d.


ArmTxt:
phillÿps palczgraüe bey rhein und erzoge in baiern corfürst

AiCmnt:
Philip, 1448-1508, Kf. & PfGf.Rhein, son of Ludwig [3591/3599], husband of Margareta of Bavaria [3602].
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
margretta ain gepornne herzogin von baÿrnn

AiCmnt:
Margaret, duchess of Bavaria, wife of Philip [3601], daughter of Ludwig 'der Reiche' in Landshut [3577].


ArmTxt:
ludwigk der nüngst des namens palczgraüe beÿ rhein und herzog in bairn

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (V), 1478-1544, Kf. & PfGf.Rhein, son of Philip [3601], husband of Sibille of Bavaria [3604].


ArmTxt:
ain gepornne herzogin von pairnn zo münchen

AiCmnt:
Sibille of Bavaria, 1489-1519, wife of Ludwig [3603], daughter of Albrecht (IV) in München [3587]. Q2-3 (lion cr.) uncoloured.
ESNF 1.1:106;


ArmTxt:
friderich palczgaüe beÿ rhein herzoge in bairnn unnd graüe czo sponheim

AiCmnt:
Friedrich (I), 1417-1480, in Simmern & Sponheim, son of Stefan [3593], husband of Margareta of Geldern.
ESNF 1.1:94;


AiCmnt:
Margareta of Geldern or Guelders (Egmond), 1436-1486, wife of Friedrich [3605].


ArmTxt:
johanns palczgraüe beÿ rhein herzog zo bairn und graüe zo sponheim

AiCmnt:
Johan (I), 1459-1509, in Simmern, son of Friedrich [3605], husband of Johanna von Nassau-Saarbrücken (1464-1521).  Also present as [914]. Q1+4 (lion cr.) uncoloured.
ESNF 1.1:94;


AiCmnt:
Johanna of Heinsberg, 1443-1469, an heiress, who married Johan (II) Gf.Nassau-Saarbrücken (d.1472). They were parents of Johanna of Nassau (1464-1521), the wife of Johan [3607]. A variant of the Heinsberg arms.
ESNF 18:25 (Heinsberg);


ArmTxt:
ludwigk palczgraüe bey rhein herzog in bairn und graüe czo veldennz der schwarcz

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (I), 1424-1489, in Zweibrücken & Veldenz, son of Stefan in Simmern [3593], husband of Jeanne de Croy [3610].  Pfalz qtg Bayern with inescutcheon of Veldenz.
ESNF 1.1:94+96;


ArmTxt:
ain gepornne frow von croÿ gräffÿ' zo pörscheon und renntÿ

AiCmnt:
Jeanne de Croy, wife of Ludwig [3609], daughter of Anthoine 'le Grand' C.Porcien & Guines. Croy qtg Renty.


ArmTxt:
allexander placzgraüe beÿ rhein herzoge in baÿrn und palczgraüe czo veldennz

AiCmnt:
Alexander, 1462-1514, D.Bavaria in Zweibrücken & Veldenz 1489, son of Ludwig (I) [3609] and Jeanne de Croy. Also present as [913]. His brother Kaspar (1458-1527) was omitted.
    Q2-3 field uncoloured. The second shield on this page is blank and unnamed.
ESNF 1.1:96;


ArmTxt:
cristoff konigk czo thenmargk zo schweden und norwegen und palczgraüe beÿ rhein herzoge in baiernn czo schleseigk und stormen

AiCmnt:
Christoffer III 'bavarian', 1416-1448, o.s.p., in Neunburg, king of Denmark, Sweden  and Norway 1440. He was son of Johan von Bayern (1383-1443) [3597] and Katharina (d.1416), the sister of king Erik VII 'pomeranian' and offered the throne, when his uncle was deposed. Denmark qtg 2) Norway, 3) Holsten (nettleleaf as 3 nails on star), 4) Sweden, with the cross of the Union  (or Dannebrog) and inescutcheon of Pfalz qtg Bayern. The item is in courtoisie
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
barbara gepornne marggräffin czo brandenborgk

AiCmnt:
Dorothea (not Barbara) of Brandenburg (Hohenzollern), wife of Christoffer [3612] and of his successor Christian I of Oldenburg. Q3 Ar-Gu, and Q4 no lion. Brandenburg qtg Wenden/Pommern, Kassubien, and Nürnberg.


ArmTxt:
otto palczgraüe beÿ rhein unnd herzoge in baiernn

AiCmnt:
Otto (II), 1435-1499, in Mosbach, unmarried, son of Otto [3595].
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
rüprecht palczgraüe beü rhein unnd herzoge zo bairnn bischoffe zo freÿssing

AiCmnt:
Rupert PfGf.Rhein, 1481-1504, Bp.Freising 1495-1497, see [355]. He was a younger son of  Philip [3601] who in 1499 married Elizabeth, daughter and heir of Georg 'der Reiche' of Landshut [3579].
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
ruprecht palczgraüe bey rhein herzoge in bairnn unnd bishoffe zo regenspurgk graue zo sponheim

AiCmnt:
Ruprecht, 1435-1467, Bp-E.Regensburg 1465, son of Otto [3595]. Pfalz qtg Regenburg and Bayern with inescutcheon of Spanheim.
ESNF 1.1:93;


ArmTxt:
albrecht palczgraüe beÿ rhein herzog in bairnn bishoffe czo strassburgk und landgraüe in elsass etc

AiCmnt:
Albrecht von Bayern, 1440-1506, Bp.Strasbourg 1479, son of Otto [3595]. Diocese of Strasbourg qtg 2) Pfalz, 3) Bayern/Wittelsbach, and 4) Lower Alsace.
   Item in courtoisie. Pages 313v-314v are blank.


ArmTxt:
<wolff behamb von wämp / ach zu gathaÿm und nuldorff>

AiCmnt:
Wolfgang Behamb von Wämpach zu Gathain und Mildorf, husband of Helwig Bremser, no details. The twin arms were probably intended as an exlibris.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Ypamia or Hesperia, see [77].


ArmTxt:
..et la baner party endented d'or et de gules


AiCmnt:
The keys of SS. Peter & Paul, emblem of the Church, the Holy See and the Papal States, here for pope Johannes XXIII (Cossa, r.1410-1415), the convener of the concilium. 
   Banner on staff tipped with cross and a papal tiara above.


AiCmnt:
Sigismund von Luxembourg, 1368-1437 o.s.p.m., R.Hungary 1387, Kf.Brandenburg (1378-88, 1411-17), elected rex romanorum 1410, crowned 1414 in Aachen, R.Böhmen 1419, crowned in Rome as emperor 1433. He married firstly the heiress Marie of Hungary (1370-95), being engaged in 1374, and educated at the court of Louis I R.Hungary and in Poland. After being imprisoned during an insurrection, he married secondly Barbara von Cilly (1392-1451), daughter of Herman Gf.Cilly [573]. He was a driving force behind the Concilium Constantiense and its protector. He was absent from Konstanz 1415.07.14-27.01.1417 on travels to Spain, England and France in order to collect support for ending the Schism.  Sigismund, as king of Hungary, founded the Order of the Dragon.
   Banner of the emblem of the rex romanorum, king of the Romans or Deutsche König with an imperial crown above.


AiCmnt:
A repeat of Sigismund [2]. 
   Banner with imperial crown  above and Order of the Dragon emblem dx.


ArmTxt:
johannes dei gracia rex de castille de leone de toledo de galicia de sevilla de cordova de murcia de jahen  del algarve dominus de algesina de viscaie de molina etc

AiCmnt:
Juan II, 1405-1454, king of Castille-Leon 1406, with his uncle, Fernando I king of Aragon & Sicilia (d.1416) as guardian. Castille qtg Leon.
     Banner with royal crown above and emblem of the castillian Order of the Scale. 
Sokop S 53; ESNF 2:65;


AiCmnt:
Juan Rodríguez de Villalón, Bp.Badajoz  1415 (Pacen., suffr. Compostella; prov Extremadura, Castilla), translated to Leon 1418, member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. 
   Crosier behind arms.
   In KCR:74 (roses gules) attributed by Richental to Gonzalo Garcia di Santa Maria, archdeacon of Burgos and later Bp.Placencia, also a member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. Different arms for the Bp.Badajoz in KCR:69+391+392.


AiCmnt:
Didacus or Diego de Anaya y Maldonado, Bp.Cuenca 1407 (Conchen., suffr. Toledo; Castilla Nueva), translated to Sevilla 1418, member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. The family came from the province of Léon.
   Crosier behind arms.
Miranda C; Adams SV; Eubel DH 1:201+278 + 2:165; Rolland 1:45 (Anaya);


ArmTxt:
fernandus petri de ayala maximus gubernator de biscaia et de lepusco

AiCmnt:
Fernando Pedro Perez de Ayala, castilian governor of the basque provinces of Biscaya and Guipùscoa, arrived 30.03.1417.
Popoff HE; Brandmüller KK 270 +315;


ArmTxt:
martinus fernandi prepusitus domicelorum regis et cetera

AiCmnt:
Martin Fernandez de Cordova, kt, priest, arrived 30.03.1417 in Konstanz. The family was later created C.Feria.
Rolland 2:126; Popoff HE; Brandmüller KK 2:270+315;


AiCmnt:
Diego de Soto, probably Vidal de Soto, commander of Caravaca (O.Santiago), who also reported to Alfonso of Aragon.
Brandmüller KK 2:301; Nascimento ARK 226;


AiCmnt:
Garcia de Vergara, commander of Murres e Benazurra.
Brandmüller KK 2:301;


AiCmnt:
Jacob Fernandez Cordova, son of Martin [8].


ArmTxt:
alfonsus dei gracia rex arragonum trinaclie et valencia maioricarum et sardania comes de barsolonia de rosilon et de seridania etc

AiCmnt:
Afonso V R.Aragon & Sicilia, 1394-1458, succeded his father Fernando I in 1416.
  Banner below royal crown and the collar and emblem of the aragonese Order of the Pitcher dx.


ArmTxt:
alfonsus dei gracia rex arragonum trinaclie valencia maiorica et de sardanie comes de barsolonie de rosilon et de seridainga etc

AiCmnt:
A repeat of Alfonso V R.Aragon & Sicilia. The arms, Aragon qtg per saltire Hohenstaufen, were also known as the arms of Trinacria.
     Banner and royal crown above.


ArmTxt:
johannes dei gratia rex de portugalia et et algreve etc

AiCmnt:
João I R.Portugal, 1357-1433, natural son of king Pedro I (d.1367), succeded his half-brother Fernanondo I in 1383/85.
    Banner with royal crown above and and dx on a field per pale Gu-Az a white scroll inscribed in gold with his motto: 'pour bien'. A small white rose on the gules. The  cross flory Vt is known as the cross of Aviz, the dynasty he founded.


ArmTxt:
filius regis portugalie dominus alfonsus comes de barselles

AiCmnt:
Alfonso C.Barcelos and in 1422 D.Braganca, eldest, but natural, son of João I [14].
     Besides this item (unnumbered) a red shield with red manteling.

AIRefs:
CHA:717* 'le duc de bragance' (Gu-Ar &c);


AiCmnt:
Kingdom of Napoli, see previous item. Three arms (Hungary, Anjou, Jerusalem) impaled within a border compony fro a junior branch of Anjou-Napoli.
     Very small shield with royal crown above, dexter of banner.

AIRefs:
CHA:729*  'son fieu charles roi des 2 sicilles de jerusalem et de hongrie' (less border)


ArmTxt:
karolus dei gratie rex navarre et dux de nemois etc

AiCmnt:
Charles III d'Evreux 'noble', d.1425, king of Navarre 1390. His arms are usually Navarre qtg Evreux.
   Banner with a royal crown above.
ESNF 2:13 (Evreux);  XCB:15 (Charles);


AiCmnt:
Giovanna II d'Anjou, 1373-1435, o.s.p., Q.Napoli (Sicile) & Jerusalem 1414, succeding her brother Ladislao (1376-1414, o.s.p.), who was an opponent of both Sigismund and pope Johannes XXIII. Ladislao was for a time proclaimed king of Hungary with the support of the croatian-dalmatian nobility. In her final years she adopted her distant cousin Rene 'le bon roy' D.Anjou (d.1480) as her heir. Rene included the arms of the next item in his well known arms of six quarters.
   The arms of Anjou-ancien, a Capet cadet descended from Charles, d.1285, D.Anjou, R.Naples 1265, son of Louis VIII R.France and brother of Louis IX 'sacre'. The banner with their claims on the realms of Jerusalem and Hungary is the next item.
   Banner with royal crown above.
Anselme 2:1; ESNF 2:16; DBA 1:97 (Hungary (Arpad) qtg Naples a.o.); Merindol, 18.CIGH 145-170; XRO:334-338;


AiCmnt:
Nobles of the kingdom of Napoli, probably of french origin, on three shields linked to a banner azure flory or charged with a crowned shield with arms like [18], see [17] for comments.


AiCmnt:
Possibly Aurelian Urbain, not identified. Identical arms were used by the Origlia of Napoli and Venezia, who had their origin in France.
Rolland 4:318; Crollalanza DH 2:236 (Origlia);


AiCmnt:
Possibly a Massimo Nicolini or Nicolet, no details.
Rolland 4:284*; Sieb 29/4.3:t41* (Nicolini, 167C, island Lesina, off Dalmatia, Az lynx/lion spotted Ar-Sa; crest: lynx isst); Crollalanza DH 2.207-208 (Az-Ar, in Firenze, 13C; in Roma);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The hainauter family Mauny from near Valenciennes used similar arms.
Clemmensen OM (Mauny);


AiCmnt:
Sigismund von Luxembourg, 1368-1437 o.s.p.m., R.Hungary 1387, Kf.Brandenburg (1378-88, 1411-17), elected rex romanorum 1410, crowned 1414 in Aachen, R.Böhmen 1419, crowned in Rome as emperor 1433. He married firstly the heiress Marie of Hungary (1370-95), being engaged in 1374, and educated at the court of Louis I R.Hungary and in Poland. After being imprisoned during an insurrection, he married secondly Barbara von Cilly (1392-1451), daughter of Herman Gf.Cilly [24]. He was a driving force behind the Concilium Constantiense and its protector. He was absent from Konstanz 1415.07.14-27.01.1417 on travels to Spain, England and France in order to collect support for ending the Schism. 
    Banner of Arpad or Hungary-ancient with royal crown above and on dx the cross and dragon emblem of the Order of the Dragon.
Clemmensen KCR;


AiCmnt:
Herman (II) von Cilly al. Celje, 1365-1435, Gf.Cilly & Seger/Zagorien & Ortenburg &c, Ban of Slowenien & Kroatien & Dalmatien 1406-1408, Ban of Slawonien 1423, Thronanwärter in Bosnien 1427, Fürst 1435.  Father-in-law of Emperor Sigismund, Miklos von Gara [25], and Heinrich Gf.Görz. The family became extinct in 1456 and the arms and lands were absorbed into the habsburger Erbländern. Cilly qtg Saneck.
ESNF 3:45; Gall W 128; Sieb 4:t42; Hupp ARL 281n;


AiCmnt:
Nikolaus / Miklós (II) von Gara, 1368-1434, PfGf.Ungarn 1402-34, imperial lieutenant general in Hungary, husband of Anna von Cilli, daughter of Herman [24]. The arms, approved 1416, is derived from the clan totem 'Dorosma' from west of Szeged.
ESNF 3.1:174-175; Malyusz KS t13 (arms);


AiCmnt:
Thomas Groff is a member of the family / clan Gusic, one of the oldest families in Croatia, also known as Grafen von Corbavia or Krawatten or Kurbau.
   In mss.KCR-K&A&W with another 2 entries for Krawaten: [K594] Thomas; and [K595] Albrecht.
Sieb 26.1:t136 (Lapitz) + 27:365+t95 (Sinzendorf) + 35:57+t42 (Gusic); Popoff GRU 136;  27.CIGH, vol 2:563-588 (Ivan Mirnik); Hupp ARL 247n  (Carl Gf.Korbaw); Rolland 3:350* = { Ar 2 bars Gu & chief Ar ch. bird}; Sieb Si3:9; Dacher L 35+48 (Krawaten); sigil (1436, Franco C.Corbaviae);

AIRefs:
KCR:749 (Jürgen); VRN:34n9 (Franz); GRU:653* (variant, all Krawaten);


AiCmnt:
Possibly a double or relative of Stiebicz, who used a similar crest in DWF:424 'stwbin', but different crests in [116], SGH:824 and BLW:764.
     Schaffgotsche [130] had identical arms, but used a different crest wit ha sheep. 
    The tirolean Starkenberg also used the arms and crest as paly of 4, but unlikely to be in the retinue of Sigismund..


ArmTxt:
nicolaus filius pauli de peren marescallus

AiCmnt:
Nicolas Perenyi al. Pera von Marâdros, son of Paul Perenyi, no details. This baronial family had several members, who held high offices (chancellor, Ban, Truchsess, Mundschenck and Tarnakmeister). Possibly Nicolas (d.1444) of the Rihno branch, captain of Käsmark and Truchsess in 1437. Other contemporary members were Peter (d.1423), son of Simon, Gespan of Marmarosch and high court judge (Landesrichter); and Stefan (d.1437), son of chancellor Emmerich, Truchsess 1431.
    The arms might possibly a variant of the Jungfrauadler, inspired by the king of Kathaclysyo in the 13C poem 'Wigamur' verses 4786-4789 (Sieb A 157-158). Marâdros might be croatian Modrus.
    Four identical arms, the first two in courtoisie and each with the emblem of the Order of the Dragon, for Nicolas sr. and his son, the other two might be youngers sons or nephews. All four helmets have the lancastrian SS-collar as have Buclo [32].
Sieb 33/4.15.1:492+t360 + 34/4.12:94+108; Malyusz KS 86 a.o.;


ArmTxt:
nicolaus filus nicolay de peren marescallus

AiCmnt:
Possibly Nicolas Perenyi (d.1428), son of the Mundschenck & Ban of Szöreny Nicolas (d.1396). Nicolas jr. was Stallmeister 1417-18 and 1420-1428. see [28].


AiCmnt:
Possibly Johan Perenyi, d.1458, son of the Mundschenck and chancellor Emmerich (d.1418), Tarnakmeister 1437, see [28].


AiCmnt:
Blasius de Buclo al. Balasz Buzló, hungarians from komitate Sáros and Abauj. Arms, griffin's head &c, granted by Sigismund in Perpignan in 1415 when he was knighted. The helmet has the lancastrian SS-collar.
Sieb 33/4.15.2:28+t18* (less arrow); Wagner UK 245;


AiCmnt:
Johan / Janus Marothi , fl.1404, d.1435, Ban of Macso, a military commander close to emperor Sigismund, is buried in Neutra. He is wearing the lancastrian SS-collar.The Marothi, hungarian nobles, were noted 1319. 
Sieb 33/4.15.1:402+478 + Kro 113; Baum KS 206; Dacher L 40 (Johs Morat);


AiCmnt:
Peter Agar, not identified.
   Crest: arms issuing from a cloud holding an axe.


AiCmnt:
Emmerich Sinrich von Vag or Leszteméry, no details. Johan and his sons Emmerich, Ladislaus and Martin got a grant of arms (Wappenbrief) from Sigismund in 1422, but this must be a confirmation. Emmerich has the lancastrian SS-collar.
Sieb 33/4.15.2:86+t58 hoe;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Possibly the same person as Hainrich de Palutz or Stephan Twall in Dacher L 41.


AiCmnt:
Andreas de Lap or Sap, not identified. Dacher L41 has an Andreas Sachs.


AiCmnt:
Bartholomeus Carol or Karolyi, not identified.


AiCmnt:
Ladislaus Olavar, not identified.
   Arms & crest: arm holding knife issuing from a  cloud Az;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
    On 44v a draft of 5 blank shields.


AiCmnt:
Possibly Conrad von Hailfingen, fl.1423, from Schwaben. His brother, Wilhelm, was komtur in Mergentheim for O.St.John.  
   There are three different crests among the armorials cited. The arms might be {Ar 3 wolf's teeth Gu dx}. Kinski has a different crest and colours reversed.
Rolland 3:136; Sieb 23/6.2:192+t103 (Hailfingen);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly a Fuchs (usually field Or), or a Vitzen.
Sieb 27/4.5  (OberÖs; Ar-Gu); Sieb 22, als (Ar-Gu, Fuchs);


AiCmnt:
Possibly Peter Stugor as in NLU:977 (no crest) among the austrians.


AiCmnt:
Buppelin 'der Lange' von Ellerbach, d.1449, or Johan and Burckhard von Ellerbach, in noted by Dacher in the retinue of Gf.Cilly [24]. Seat nr Dillingen on Donau in Bayern not far from Burgau.
Kindler OB 1:292-293; Sieb 22/6.1:t140 + 23/6.2:10+t2 + E 160; Dacher L 39+40; Wagner UK 252;


AiCmnt:
Andreas von Süssenheim, from Steiermark.
Krassler SW 237; Dacher L 40;


AiCmnt:
Lumersheim, no details, but in GRU:479 as fief of Württemberg.
   Drawn like 3 sausages embowed,
Rolland 4:103, baron, aut; Sieb Si 5:24;


AiCmnt:
Wladislav Jagiello or Jogaila, 1351-1434, Prince of Lithuania 1377 and by marriage to the heiress Hedwig king of Poland 1386. The catholic poles joined the newly christianized lithuanians in their fight against the Deutsche Order in Prussia. Their war was one of the main issues before the Concilium. Poland qtgt Lithuania. Banner with royal crown above. The charge on the knight's shield in Q2 is probably a patriarchal cross.
Sokop S 73; ESNF 2:124+126;  KCR:174 'wladyslav rex polonia';


AiCmnt:
Zawisza gt 'the Black / Czarny' z Garbowo, d.1428, Starost of Spisz, a celebrated jouster, who passed through the Abbey of St.Christophe auf Arlberg, or his brother Jan Farurej z Garbowa i Ossowicy, d.1458, both polish commanders.The arms are the hrb of the Sulima clan. 
Dacher L 45; Hupp ARL 154n1; Szymanski HS 263; Heymowski CM 136;


AiCmnt:
Donko von Kall, no details. The arms is the hrb of the Poraj clan, also used by Johan Samson at Konstanz.
Dacher L 45 (Kall); Szymanski HS 231; Rolland 3:293 (Kall);


AiCmnt:
No details, a member of the Kosciesza or Strzegomia clans, living in Massowia and Ruthenia.
    Mikolaj z Chrzastowo, Sheriff/starost of Sanok and Sword-bearer of Cracow, 1426-1436, known to the herold of Afonso V of Portugal and of Aneas Silvio Piccolomini (later pope Pius II).
Szymanski HS161; Heymowski LYN 108;

AIRefs:
LYN:774 (Mikolaj z Chrzastowo); ETO:902; BHM:2212;


AiCmnt:
A member of the Korczbok clan, who mostly used the fish in pale.
    Piotr Korczbok of Trzebav, diplomat, treasurer of Poznan 1423-1438, starost Babimoisk, probably in LYN.;
Szymanski HW 148 (in pairle); Szymanski HS 157-158 (in pale); Heymowski LYN 106; Heymowski BHM 90;


AiCmnt:
Probably Piotr z Falkowa, fl.1416-1422, a member of the Doliwa clan from Massowia.
    Painted Gu-Sa-Gu.
Szymanski HS 112; Heymowski LYN 107; Heymowski BHM 89; Rolland 2:300 (Falkowski, pol); Hupp ARL 303 (Piotr);


AiCmnt:
Probably a member of the Jelén clan, though they usually had the stag statant.
Szymanski HS 142; Szymanski HW 110+121;


AiCmnt:
Probably a member of the Przeginia clan, related to the Ostoja clan.
  The hrb or arms of Ostoja usually had a cross paty in chief and the colours Gu-Ar or Gu-Or. For crest they usually used {2 crescents doubled and vyvern's head isst}, also as a quarter.
Szymanski HS 214 (Ostoja) + 242 (Przeginia); Heymowski LYN 107; Heymowski BHM 89;


AiCmnt:
Stanislaus von Menzi, no details. The (emended) arms are the hrb of the Prawdzic clan.
    Crest ornament: mural crown Gu, as the figure-of-arms.
Szymanski HS 235; Dacher L 45;


AiCmnt:
Andrzej de Balice,  fl.1417, or Jan de Gozlice, halfbrother of Andrzej, members of the Topor clan.
Szymanski HS 277; Heymowski CP 142; Hupp ARL 164-165;


AiCmnt:
Mikolaj z Michalczy, fl.1429-1443, near Klecko and Gniezno, of the Bylina clan, part of Druzyna clan.
    Drawn as a scroll.
Szymanski HS 116; Szymanski HW 95; Heymowski CP 147; Heymowski LYN 105; Heymowski BHM 91;


AiCmnt:
Wencelas / Wenzel IV von Luxembourg, 1361-1419, king of Böhmen 1378 & Deutsche König 1378-1400, elder brother of his successor as Deutsche König, Sigismund [2].
     Banner with royal crown above
Sokop S 11;


ArmTxt:
janus dei gratia rex jherusalem et cipria et de armenie

AiCmnt:
Janus al. Jean Zegno Gayan de Lusignan, 1374-1432, king of Cyprus 1398, but with his younger brother Hugues as regent from 1410. Hugues, d.1442, Abp.Nikosia 1422, cardinal 1426, was the principal emissary-mediator of the council of Basle to the peace talks at Arras in 1435.
    A variant of the arms of the Lusignan kings of Cyprus (and Jerusalem),with Q1 Jerusalem, Q2  Lusignan, Q3 Armenia and Q4 Cyprus.
    Banner with royal crown above, and on dx the emblem of the cypriote Order of the Sword.
ESNF 3:566;


AiCmnt:
Philibert de Naillac, d.1421, grand master of the Order of St.John of Jerusalem or of Rhodes or Hospitallers 1396-1421. O.St.J. qtg Naillac, on banner.
XCB:34; XDC:6634 (Naillac S.Châteaubrun);


AiCmnt:
Repeat of Cheyney [73] with the fess fretty inverted and uncoloured crest.


AiCmnt:
Henry Beaufort, 1375-1447, Bp.Lincoln 1398, translated to Winchester 1404, cardinal 1426, chancellor of England 1413-1417, younger (legitimized) son of John of Gaunt and Katherine Swynford, uncle of Henry V. A powerful figure in english politics, Henry resigned his second chancellorship in 1417 and went to Konstanz. The use of a crested helmet is highly unusual for a cleric. Henry later fought the hussites in Böhmen as papal legate for Germany.
   Crest: lion passt guard cr. collared with label compony Ar-Az. On the top rim of the shield is placed diminutive mitre.
wikipedia; GEC;

AIRefs:
LYN:114 (E.Dorset);  NLU:83 (E.Somerset); PLN:60 (D.Somerset);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed FitzWalter, hardly of the main baronial line as one of the two brothers (Humphrey, 1398-1415) would be dead and the other (Walter, 1400-1431, o.s.p.m.) probably too young for such an assignment.
    The crest of Walter FitzWaltet, 4th baron, in 1383 on XBM:9781 was an estoile between wings.
GEC 5:472-495; Burke PB 1:1069-1071; Alexander AC 397; DBA 3:381+384-385;  XEL:297; XBM:9769-84;


AiCmnt:
John or Edward Stradling, knights. The family came from Schweiz with the Grandsons and acquired St.Donats in Glamorgan (Wales) in late 13C. Edward married Jane, natural daughter of Henry Bp.Winchester [69] in 1423. Stradling qtg Berkerolles.
DBA 2:34; Burke GA 978; Vinc 88:55 (seal, 1433, John); www.stradling.org.uk;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Boydell. The family also used {Vt cross flory Or}. There is an effigy of John Boydell (d.1308) with Q1 at Grappenhall in Cheshire. Q2 might be Stanhope.
DBA 3:470 (Q1) + 149 (cross);


AiCmnt:
Possibly John Cheyney jr., d.1420, son of John sr. (d.1414) of Beckford in Gloustershire, who was a king's knight, MP & Speaker and diplomat. Another possibility is his cousin John (c.1390-1468), an MP. The family came from Wollaston in Cheshire.
    The crest was a rose-tree as used by John in 1410.
ODNB 11:376 (John, d.1414) + 377 (John, d.1468); Roskell C 2:549-552; Saul KE 290; CCR 1390:179; DBA 1:135+159; XBM:8551 (John, 1410);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Woodville or Pavely of Paulersbury (Nhants) or his descendant Mortimer. 
GEC 11:15-25; CA 157 (1992) 178; Foster DH 167; wikipedia (Q2, Woodville); DBA 3:461; Moor KE 4:13 (Q1, Pavely);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms used by Muston, Findern, Treage, Damport/Davenport, Russel, Fordham.
DBA 2:322-327+400;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Among the known variants are the arms of Peter de la Pole (XBM:12760, yorks, 1430, ch. 1 annulet) and John Framlingham (1412, DBA 2:462, ch. 3 escallops).
    Crest: dragon isst Gu with hindlegs and tail of lion Or on back.
DBA: 2:318 (less annulets: Boutevilain, Ipston, Poole/Pole) + 2:462 (chevron ch. escallpps a.o.);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The plain {Ar 3 blackamoor's heads Sa} was used by Wysse, More, Tanner a.o. (Papworth 935).


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Lanwell. Q1 was used by Lever / Levalle / ?Lanwell  (Papworth 983, Burke GA 603-604). Q2 was used by Bisset of Bewfort qtg Wemyss of Reras, Lanwell / Lavall a.o. (DBA 1:323; WJ:1577).


AiCmnt:
John Waldyve (probably Walden).
Foster TB 51 (John, less border); Dacher L 39 (John Walden);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Selling, no details. The family lived in Kent.
DBA 2:372; Burke GA 911;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
   Crest: raven raising.


AiCmnt:
Probably Johan Ottlinger von Ottling, a german in english service.However, a similar achievement was used by the swabian family Schellenberg, who used an identical crest. The Ottlinger crest had the bull's horns compony Or-Sa. 
    von Schellenberg, noted 1220, a leading family in Allgau with seats at Schellenberg bei Feldkirch, Hüfingen (Kr.Donaueschingen), Kissleg (Kr. Wangen) and Mundelfingen. Tölczer von Schellenberg zu Kissleg & Mundelfingen, d.1427, Pfleger zu Ernberg. Marquardt gt Ruchti (c.1351-1437) zu Siggen, Hauptmann der Ritterschaft in Allgau and Schwaben 1407, brother of Tölczer. Conrad fl.1356, another brother, and Heinrich, a son of Tölczer, were all in Konstanz with Gf.Lupfen.
ESNF 12:146-149; Kneschke D 8:120; HHStD 6:307 a.o.; Dacher L 37+39+42 (Schellenberg); Sieb 22/6.1:t174; Dacher L 37 (Ottling)
#- Schellenberg used the bull's horns crest Ar-Gu, Ottling Or-Sa.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms were used by Chamberlain, Ciserworth, Ewell, Bickerton a.o. (DBA 2:134). However the crest is more of type used on the continent, and the item is next to a set of german arms. The hainauter Walcourt used identical arms, but a differet crest.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. This type of arms were used in different colours by a few western seaside families and in Scotland, notably by the E.Caithness. 
  Arms: lymphad masted with lion's heads at each end.
Papworth 1089;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Faringdon. The family came from Farington Straw in Lancashire, and branches lived in London (mayor 1308) and in Gloustershire. Some branches used a wyvern crest.
DBA 2:359 (chevron betw 3 lion's faces); Burke GA 340+342;


AiCmnt:
John Aston, similar to the unfinished item [92] on page 58r3.


AiCmnt:
Lambert Makeney, no details.
RH:38v6 (Richard, Foster TB 51); Dacher L 39


AiCmnt:
John Aston, no details.
    Probably a finished repeat of [89]. The lion's head should probably be Or as is the figure-of-arms.
DBA 3:34; Dacher L 39;


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Shirley. The family lived in Suffolk.
    Crest = 9 halberds, other branches used either a crosier or 3 arrows in saltire and pale (grant 1609).
DBA 2:340; Burke GA 922+924;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, several possible families, e.g. Bellasis, Billington, Childerwick a.o. Item uncoloured.
DBA 2:338-340;


AiCmnt:
William Granson / Grandison, fl.1410, probably with an effigy in Seale Church in Kent.
Papworth 232; DBA 2:18;


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The arms with uncharged canton was used by several Cheshire families: Fitton,  Oreby,  Mobberley / Mobley, Bols/Bold and Wapaille.  John Fitton is in KCR:1010 with different and proper arms and in KCR:1093 with yet another set of arms.
    John Bold from Lancashire, was a king's knight for life {2 chevrons & canton ch. cross fitchy} in similar colours.
DBA 2.505-506 (arms); DBA 2:507; PRO-sls (John, 1416), PLN:1420 (Bold);


AiCmnt:
Unnamed Curson, no details.
DBA 2:429-430  (Richard 1428; XRO:3807; PLN:462* = RH:623, paly & chevron ch. cross botony);


AiCmnt:
Erik (VII) 'Pomeranian', c.1382-1459, recognized as king of Denmark, Norway and Sweden in 1397, assumed personal rule in 1412, but was deposed in 1439. Eric was a nephew of Margrethe (1353-1412), widow of Hakon VI of Norway (d.1375) and mother of Oluf (1370-1387) of Norway & Denmark. Eric married in 1407 Philippa of Lancaster, daughter of Henry IV king of England. Aftter the deposition of Eric, his nephew Christoffer III 'Bavarian' (r.1440-1448) was elected king of Denmark and Sweden, and was also recognized as heir to Norway.  Quarters of 1) Denmark, 2) Sweden, 3) Pomerania, 4) Norway, over all a cross of Union / Dannebrog and an inescutcheon of Slesvig.
    Banner and royal crown above.

AIRefs:
KCR:208*; NLU:20*; VRN:775*  (Christoffer III 'Bavarian);


AiCmnt:
Henning Königsmarck jr., fl.1381-1415, served Albrecht von Mecklenburg. When Albreckt was deposed as king of Sweden, he changed his allegiance to Margrethe Q.Denmark and her successor Erik VII 'Pomeranian' (r.1397/1412-1439, d.1459), and as chamberlain (camerarius) witnessed many royal documents. He is noted in the danish embassy to Konstanz.
The family was noted 1225, and had their seat in Königsmark near Seehausen in Altmark (Kr. Osterburg, S-A). The swedish branch probably arrived with the three brothers Yo (fl.1356-97), Henning sr (fl.1369-78) and Herbert (fl.1363-95), father of Henning jr.
Raneke SM 1:83 (crest); Hardt KK 4:160; HHStD 11:n;


AiCmnt:
A member of the Bydelsbak family, noted 1368-1458, seat at Bregentved (Ringsted hrd, Zealand).
    Either Erik Eriksen Bydelsbak, fl.1397, kt, royal chamberlain (kammermester) 1407-1410; his son Laurids, councillor (rigsraad) 1430; or his nephew Albrecht Ottesen, fl.1419-1458, kt, who cosealed treaties with Poland 1419, with the pomeranian towns 1423 and Burgund 1441. The brother Valdemar Eriksen, fl.1399-1417, kt, was in Denmark during the concilium.
Achen DA 97; Christensen DS 684; DAA 1890:136-139;


AiCmnt:
Fikke (III) von Vitzen, d.>1435, kt, councillor (rigsråd) 1417, captain & bailif in Elvsborg near Göteborg in Sweden 1420, had his seat at Vemmetofte on Zealand. The family was noted in Mecklenburg-Altmark 1353. His father Fikke (I), served Albrecht Hz.Meckelenburg  & R.Sweden until he changed allegiance on the deposition of Albrecht. Fikke (III) was in the royal retinue in 1411 and witnessed documents in the chancelry.
Achen DA 43+46; NDA 317 (arms, colours unknown, Herman 1408, diff crest, C.51.22); Christensen DS 692; Thiset DAS18 +C.51.26 (sigil, 1411-24); Crull MW 167;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly english. Warburton, Coote, Rhys ap Thomas, Rokeby and Manningham used similar arms.
DBA 2:302-308;

AIRefs:
CY:153 'thos de werb'ton'; T:109* (variant);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly Schellendorf [129] or Stainheim. Both used similar arms and crest. The latter family was noted 1327-1635, held lands in Burgau, held 1327 Hohenburg (Ger. Dillingen) and Steinheim nr Neuulm.
   Drawn as fess betw 8 lozenges (4:4).
Sieb 22/6.1.1:183 ´22/6.1.3:97 (Stainheim);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Possibly Paulsdorf, Essendorf, Benstedt, Kyrn, Vilmar, or Arbesch.
    von Paulsdorf, from Pausdorf bei Amberg (OPf.), bought the lordship Kürn 1394. They were noted 1189 at Tennesberg, and became extinct 1623.
Sieb 22/6.1:51+t51; XPW:5n (Paulsdorf);


AiCmnt:
Not identified, probably scandinavian. Several families used the present arms, and probably also similar crests. Among the danes Magnus Baad, justice of Scania (Skåne) 1415-1425, from Bjergsøholm i Skåne, and Per Ågesen Baad, kt, fl.1410. The norwegian Aslak Baad also used the present achievement. 
Achen DA 238, Raneke SM 552-561 (Bonde a.o.); Christensen DS 694 (Baad);


AiCmnt:
Possibly  Anders Jensen Lunge, hofmester 1412-13, 1417-1423, or Folmer J:n Lunge, chamberlain (kammermester) 1387. The family was noted 1268-1473. Their cousin, the cleric Anders Jakobsen was a member of the embassy.
Achen DA 194; DAA 1902; Christensen DS 680+684 (Lunge); Losman 23, DBL 14:590 (Anders J.N);


AiCmnt:
Probably Erik Pedersen (Gyldenstjerne), kt, who was with Sigismund in Hungary in 1417. The principal branch of the family held Aagaard in Thy (Northern Jutland), but the name was only adopted in 1523. His brother Anders fought in France as second chamberlain to John D.Bedford and later settled in England as the ancestor of the Haggards of Bradenham. His father, uncles Erik N:n and Bugge N:n and cousin Henrik K:n were most likely to have been in Denmark at the time, and the other cousins were too young.
Achen DA 267; DAA 1926:11 + 9-13;


AiCmnt:
Iver H:n Bryske, d.1421, kt, royal councillor (rigsråd), captain of Glambæk castle on Fermern 1416. His brother Gert H:n, d.1441, captain of Nykøbing on Falster 1423, rigsråd 1432, married the widow of Claus von Vitzen.
  Same arms and crest as the mecklenburger family Smecher, who had members in Denmark in early 14C. Bryske was probably a cadet line.
   From mid 16C they used a dragon supporter, like the emblem of the hungarian Order of the Dragon. Iver Bryske used an eagle supporter in 1420.
DAA 1889:120-129; Achen DA 326;
#- chk addenda DAA; noted in Løve + Tusse hrd (Sj); Hartvig, fl.1379-1408; 
#- Henning Mortensen (?Bryske), fl.1414, på Langeland, Henning Reysere i Sigeslev (Stevns hrd) 1395-99;


AiCmnt:
Either Jens Jonsen (Lange), d.<1440,  Claus J:n, fl.1416, captain on Koldinghus 1423, Timme J:n, fl.1423-31, Peder J:n , or one of their cousins Johan P:n,  fl.1388-1408, or Esge T:n af Bjerg. The family was noted 1314 in Han hrd (Jutland), possibly from Mecklenburg.
DAA 1901:236-266; Achen DA180;


AiCmnt:
Bernhard (I) von Braunsweig, d.1434, son of Magnus Torquatus, cleric 1378, Hz.Lüneburg 1388-1409 and 1428-34, Hz.Braunsweig 1400-28, in 1386 married Margareta (d.1418), a daughter of Wenzel Kf.Sachsen. Braunsweig qtg Lüneburg.
     Banner and above a plain coronet.
     The 2 lions passt guard in [258] might belong to Bernhard, with the present item a later addition.
ESNF 1.1:22;


AiCmnt:
Ludwig (II) von Brieg & Liegnitz Hz.Schlesien, 1380/85-1436. A cadet line of the polish royal house of Piast, which ruled 1311-1675. Brieg al. modern Brzeg is 40 km SE of Wroclaw in Nieder Schlesien or Lower Silesia. It was later united with the duchy of Liegnitz, and most likely vassals of the king of Böhmen. Ludwig (I) Hz.Brieg, 1313-1398, was grandfather of Philippe 'bon' D.Bourgogne. 
   Linked to the banner lance an emblem of the his Order of the Rüdenband or Collier de chien around a shield {Gu 6 fleurs-de-lis Ar}, above the banner a jewelled plain coronet.
ESNF 3.1:9-11; Sieb 2/1.1.3:t9; Marschall SK 53; Boulton KC 570;


AiCmnt:
Johan Michelsberg al. z Michalovic z Velesina, branch of the Markvartic clan, noted 1298 (lion in sigil).  He is probably the Johan von Megsperg in Dacher L 40 and Marschall SK 56. Markvartic qtg Velesina al. Michalovic.
   The five arms on the page are held together by a golden chain from the emblem of the Order of the Rüdenband.
Myslivecek E 37 + 2:18+69, boh; Kneschke D 5:285, tir, fhr;


AiCmnt:
Nikolai von Stiebicz and Johan von Stiebicz, from Schlesien, in the retinue of Hz.Brieg. In KCR:858 named with Starkenberg.
SIE:69n6 (Stibitz), Rolland 5:352 = Ar 2 pales Gu;  Sieb Si1:69, Sieb 17/6.8.1:105; Dacher L 40; Marschall SK 56;


AiCmnt:
Johan, Kopp and Nikolai von Zedlitz al. Zeidlitz. The family came from Sachsen. Bernhard (d.1383) became a knight of the chamber to the boy-king Richard II of England in 1378, after he had moved to Schlesien. Sigismund Zedlitz von Neukirch, who was at Konstanz in 1414, retured a hussite.
Sieb 21/2.3:t62 sax + 24/2.10:t28 als; SIE:71n13; Kneschke D 9:624; Dacher L 40; Marschall SK 58;


AiCmnt:
Friedrich von Landskron, councillor of Sigismund. The family was noted from 13C  in Kr.Liegniz & Neumarkt & Freistadt & Brieg in Schlesien, and became extinct c.1650.
     Similar arms in Ar-Az-Az was used by the bavarian von Achdorf (Sieb 22/6.1.2:t1).
Sieb 17/6.8.1:59+t44; Sieb A 486; Dacher L 40; Marschall SK 58 (Landskron);


AiCmnt:
Johan, Christof and Thomas von Gersdorf in the retinue of Hz.Brieg (Marschall SK 57). Christoffer, Thomas and Conrad von Gersdorf are named by Dacher. In 1266 the family held Baruth (Kr. Zossen, Brdbg) on the border of mark Brandenburg and Niederlausits.
Sieb 14/3.1:8+139+t9+t184 (Gersdorf); Dacher L 40;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but a high ranking silesian.
    On the page, 5 shields in a row linked with an iron chain. On dx the emblems of the french orders of the Cosse de Genet and the Tiercelet. Around the present helmet a lancastrian collar of 'SS'. The crest is decorated with the floriform plant.
    On p.120/63v = 5 blanks


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but from the arms and crest probably related to [120].


AiCmnt:
Not identified, possibly the maternal uncle of [121].


ArmTxt:
lodovicus choassti patruor maternor dni benedicti


AiCmnt:
Johan Langenau, marshal of Brieg-Liegnitz. The family of von Langenau, had their seat at Burg Langenau nr Nassau (Kr. Lorelei, R-P). Their base arms were {Gu bend Ar}, but some branches differenced with various charges. The present arms are similar to the polish hrb Doliwa-B.
    The arms on the page are linked with a blue-white chain coming form the emblem of the Order of the Rüdenband.
Sieb 20/6.7:t43; Möller S 3:259; Gruber MR 79; Dacher L 40; Marschall SK 57;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich Gebelzig al. Gebelsk, fl.1422, marshal of Ludwig Hz.Liegnitz 1436.
    The present arms have a T-formed stem (a la hrb powala), and in the neue Siebmacher as an arrow and chicot in saltire.
Sieb 17/6.8.1:33+t25;


AiCmnt:
Nikolai Trach. The family was noted in Schlesien-Troppau in 1347-1768.
Rolland 6:43n1-3, pol-sil; Sieb 17/4.11:96+141 + 6.8.2:135+t81;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Heinrich Rabenau, not identified.


AiCmnt:
Johan (Hans) von Schellendorf. The family was noted 1326 nr Liegnitz in Schlesien, where they had their principal manors: Petersdorf, Kotzenau and Adelsdorf. He is noted among the silesians in the retinue of Hz.Brieg.
Sieb 17/4.11:72+t39; SIE:166n6; Dacher L 40; Marschall SK 57;


AiCmnt:
Friedrich Schaffgotsche al. Schoff and Heinrich are mentioned by Dacher L 36 in the retinue of Heinrich gt Rumpolt Hz.Schlesien.
   Similar arms but with a crest of wings ch. arms in [27].
   The 5 arms on the page is held together by a blue-white chain coming from the emblem of the Order of the Rüdenband.
Szymanski HS 267 (same crest); Sieb 4/1.3A:t315 + 14/3.1:t28;


AiCmnt:
Johan Reibnitz, no details. A Nicholas was with Sigismund and Luwig Hz.Brieg in the Low Countries in 1416.
Rolland 5:139, sil; SIE:166n7, sax; Sieb 15/3.2.2:t13 (Reibnitz); Dacher L 45; Marschall SK 53 (Nic);


AiCmnt:
Dietrich Scholken or Scollren, not identified. The arms are similar to the polish hrb Prus-II al. Slubic.
Szymanski HS 240-241(Prus, Slubic);


AiCmnt:
Michael Doberschon, possibly Doberschütz, not identified.
 Followed by blanks on p.124/65v (3), p.125/66r (5) and p.126/67r (5).


AiCmnt:
Lucas Doberschütz al Dobritsch,  Hofmeister to the dowager duchess Elisabeth von Liegnitz. The family came from Schlesien-Lausitz, possibly from Doberschütz in Kr. Sagan.
Sieb 17/6.8.1:23+t18* + 14/3.1:t184 + 4/3.2.1.2:50+t41 (S-reversed and banded, hrb Sreniava);


AiCmnt:
Bernhard von Wiltberg, fl.1402-05, vassal of Hz.Schwiednitz.

AIRefs:
BEL:1488*; GEL:538*; BHM:3287* (Az-Ar, 'bernt vã wilperc');


AiCmnt:
Not identified. The first name is Deinhard, the last appear confounded.
  The arms are drawn Ar-Gu, as inverted Teutenhofen, an austrian family, who used a similar crest. Teutenhofen, noted in Bayern 1360 and later in Kirchdorf a.d. Abena in diocese Freising and in Tirol, came from Deutenhofen (Kr.Dachau, OB).
Sieb 22/6.1:110 (Teutenhofen);


AiCmnt:
Ludwig Hz.Bayern, brother of Isabella Q.France, see [143]. His achievement of shield, helmet and crest as part of the display on fo.68r.


ArmTxt:
ludovicus frater elisabeth regine francie comes palatini renique dux et comes moritonii etc

AiCmnt:
Ludwig (VIII) 'der Bärtige', 1369-1447, Hz.Bayern-Ingolstadt 1413, C.Mortain 1416, brother of Isabella Q.France and secular head of the french embassy. In 1402 he married Anne de Bourbon, (d.1408) and secondly in 1413 Catherine de Valois (Capet), daughter of Pierre (II) C.Alencon and widow of Pierre d'Evreux Infante de Castille & C.Mortain. For years he fought his cousins and ended his life in prison. Pfalz qtg Bayern (Wittelsbach).
ESNF 1.1:105 (Ludwig);
   In miniature form, his arms in banner form in dx top with a devise sn:"nu vacked als imen wil" and in a white pavillion semy of rose (or nettle) leaves the arms and crest [146] of Ludwig supported dx by a lady reclining on a staircase holding in a golden chain the St.Ostwald' raven (raven radiant biting a gold coin and  rising).  In the same hand she is holding a whip and in her left a laurel wreath. Between her head and the crest a blue annulet inscribed with the motto in gold and radiating golden rays. The legend is placed below the miniature. The two badges were also on the 1430 model for his tombstone by Hans Multscher.
ESNF 1.1:93; Paravicini ARK (photo); wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Ludwig Hz.Bayern , brother of Isabella Q.France, see [143].
   The page is lined in three sections with a single shield [148] outside on dx top; dx section with two shields one in top row and one below [149, 150]; central section with the arms and crest of Ludwig [145] supported by a naked boy radiating rays of gold, all within a pavillion placed between the two banners of France and the dauphin [146, 147], emblems of his position as senior ambassador; sn section one shield [151] with a blank shield for a bishop below.


AiCmnt:
Possibly von Emstetten from Bayern, no details.
   By mistake the field and bend was painted gules with roses argent. The arms and crest are similar to those used by the polish Doliwa clan [58] and by Münsterer (Sieb 22/6.1:t49, bend sn &c).

AIRefs:
STY:250; BLW:221 (Emstetten, diff crests);


AiCmnt:
Vytautas or Witold, 1350-1430, prince or grand duke of Lithuania / Litauen. baptised Alexander in 1386, cousin of Ladislas Jagiello R.Poland [51]. Lithuania qtg Troki, lordship and castle outside Vilnius, the capital.
   Banner with simple coronet above. The knight is named Vytis and is usually seen with the arms of Czernowy {Az cross patriarchal Or} on the shield, though there is a variant with the 'pillars of Gediminos' or Kiejstut [191] emblem with field Az or Gu, as used by the Lithuanian armed forces today.
  The great seal of Vytautas, as displayed at Troki, was {cross; Vytis; bear passt; man with lance and shield}.
ESNF 2:124-126 + 3:168+189;


AiCmnt:
Johan (IV) von Bucca, Bp. Leitomischl (Luthomuslen., Moravia, Czech) 1392, translated 1420 to Olomouc, cardinal 1426, with Leitomischl (Sa-Ar) qtg Bucca in KCR.
Eubel HC 1:332/318+376; Gams SE 286; Sieb 8:140 + t221; Brandmüller 1:337;

AIRefs:
KCR:382*; VSW:50* (qtd); MIL:1592; BZL:102* 'epî leutomicleû' (Sa-Ar);


AiCmnt:
Brango, from Cerusia, mentioned as a serbian orthodox knight.
Dacher L 40;

AIRefs:
KCR:1080* 'brango ex cerusia aus der ceruye' (Az-Or);


AiCmnt:
Hergo, from Cerusia, mentioned as a serbian orthodox knight.
Dacher L 40;


AiCmnt:
Arms of the maison de Kiejstut or 'pillars of Gedimnas' iconic symbol, adopted by the armed forces of modern Lithuania. The maison was named after Keistutis, d.1382, father of Grand Prince Vytautas of Lithuania [186].

AIRefs:
KCR:8648/-P648 'her lanschga her sargo her brango aus der ceruÿe'; BHM:627; LYN:1754;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Gregor Gedigolt, polish royal councillor and Hauptmann von Podolien, a polish province in present Slovakia, and not a turkish captain.
Brandmüller KK 2:156;


AiCmnt:
Andres Paliczgy, a polish knight, no details.
Dacher L 42; Szymanski HS192;


AiCmnt:
Günter Gf.Schwarzburg, or one of his cousins or uncles, as noted in KCR. The family came from Schwarzburg (Kr. Rudolstadt, Thüringen) and was one of the four quarternionen-counts. The Schwarzburg used the present crest, that of Lewart is usually a lion or (zoological) leopard isst.
   If of the polish Lewart clan, Jan of Nova Czerkiev, fl.1434-1466, in ETO:930 'jehan de nowaczerece' was probably too young to be at Konstanz.
Sieb 1.1.4: 81; ESNF 1.3:312-320 (Schwarzburg); Szymanski HS 176; Szymanski HW 159 (Lewart);


AiCmnt:
Possibly Volrad (I) Gf.Mansfeld, 1380-1450, son-in-law of Ernst (VII) Gf.Gleichen, or one of his nephews.
 The family were cadets of Querfurt BGf.Magdeburg, seat in Mansfeld (Kr. Hettstedt, S-A). Mansfeld qtg Querfurt.
   Crest: arms of Q1 on banners.
ESNF 19:85;  Sieb 2/1.1.4: 47+t181;


AiCmnt:
Probably Jezko (II), d.1423, Gf.Dohna al. z Donína.
  A separate entry in mss. KCR-K&A&W [K643] for his son Friedrich auf Wildenstein (d.1457). Other possibles were their cousins Friedrich (d.1426) and his son Zdenko (d.1425), or a more distant cousin Friedrich auf Greifenstein (d.c.1435). The Dohna came from Böhmen and Schlesien.
Sieb 1:18; Myslivecek E 12n11 + 2:42; ESNF 19:111; www;


AiCmnt:
Anfring, Gf.Waldenberg. The family was noted 1190, seat in Waldenburg NW of Chemnitz (Kr. Glaukau, Sachsen), sold 1386, held Hft.Wolkenstein SE of Chemnitz (Kr. Zshopau, Sachsen) before 1386; probably extinct by 1450. They used various arms. The present arms are for Wolkenstein.
Sieb 20/6.12:25+t17 + SchwA 32 + ThuA 35; Blaschke GS 156;


AiCmnt:
Vilém, Gf.Schönburg al. Sumburk. The family came from Sachsen and Vilém Sumburk built Novy Sumburk in Böhmen. 
Sieb 21/2.3:t4; Heymowski CB; Myslivecek E 56 + 2:108;


AiCmnt:
Wilhelm, fl.1414-30, Gf.Orlamünde & Hr.Lauenstein & Leuchtenberg & Lichtenhain, in Meissen; or his brother Otto.
    Crest ornament: round cap paly/bendy Or-Az.
Sieb 2/1.1.3:13+t19 + Sieb 20/6.12:t32; ESNF 1.2:182+185 (Askanier); Kneschke D 5:614; Hupp ARL 327n2;


AiCmnt:
A member of the family Reuss von Plauen. The senior line as Vogt von Weida and Hr.Gera, extinct 1531. von Plauen Hr. Greiz & Kranichfeld, a branch of Reuss von Plauen, which mowed into NW Böhmen in 14C and built Burg Kraslice a.o. Heinrich von Plauen (d.14299 was HM/OT 1410-1413, his brother Heinrich (IX) was Hr.Plauen 1408 & Petschau in Böhmen 1411 and Reichshofrichter (imerial judge) in 1425.
     Both the present crest and a lion sejt crest were used.
Bosl R 534;  ESNF 1.3:351-364 (Vogt von Weida) + 1.3:367-368;  Myslivecek 44 + 2:71; Sieb 2/1.1.4:77-79+t65+t69-t71;


AiCmnt:
Protzgo al. Prozte von Querfurt, fl.1435, son of Gebhard (XII, c1400) zu Wahren. The ancient BGf.Querfurt were also ancestors of both Gf.Mansfeld and BGf.Magdeburg. The family were noted 978, members were created BGf.Magdeburg 1136, Gf.Hardegg 1314; Gf.Mansfeld 1260; Gf.Querfurt 1364.
   In mss.KCR-K&A&W as 'graff protzgo von gwernfurt'. 
ESNF 19:91;  XPW 5;


AiCmnt:
Bodo Gf.Stolberg, d.1455. The family seat was at Stolberg (Kr. Stollberg, Sachsen). Bodo acquired Wernigerode in 1429. Also found with Stolberg qtg Wernigerode.
Sieb 21/2.3:t5, sax + 14/3.1:t33, pru; ESNF 17:99-116 (Stolberg); ESNF 17:98 (Wernigerode); SIE:34n *;
#- person


AiCmnt:
Nicholas von Warnsdorf, from Ober-Lausitz, present in Konstanz in the retinue of Hz.Brieg. Other branches moved into Schlesien in the 16C.
Kneschke 9:482; Sieb 14/3.1:436 + 20/6.12:89+t70;  SIE:166n8 = {Az croissant Ar acc. étoile Ar en chf}; Marschall SK 58;


AiCmnt:
Georg Solimin, kt, from Samogithia in Lithuania. The arms are the hrb of the Debno clan from the Krakow area in Little Poland, and better known for Jan and Dobieslaw z Olesnicy (fl.1413).
     Crest: mirror ch. cross Or &c. 
Szymanski HS 108-111; Heymowski CM;

AIRefs:
KCR:659 'georgius solimin de sarmaicen'; NLU:434; BHM:2162;


AiCmnt:
Probably a relative, possibly Piotr z Jankovic (fl.1408), of Adalbert (Wojcieh) Jastrzebiec, d.1436, Bp. Posen 1399, translated to Krakow 1412 (Cracovien, suffr. Gniezno), and to Abp.Gniezno 1423 . The arms are the hrb Jastrebiec.
Szymanski HS 139 (Jastrebiec); Eubel HC 1:214 (Krakow) + 1:265 (Gniezno) + 1:408 (Posen);


AiCmnt:
Amadée (VIII) de Savoie, 1383-1451, C.Savoie 1397, created duke at Konstanz 1417, brother-in-law of Jean 'sans peur' D.Bourgogne [254]. He resigned the ducal title and was elected anti-pope Felix V, r.1439-1449, then resigned the papacy and was created cardinal and Bp.Genève.
   Banner with jewelled croronet above and on dx side the collar and emblem of the Order of the Collier
ESNF 2:192;  XDD:11653 (Savoie); Boulton KC 250 (O.Collier);


ArmTxt:
dns jaspardus de montmieor marescalus de sabaudia

AiCmnt:
Gaspard de Montmayeur B.Villard-Sallet, marechal de Savoie, land in can la Rochette, dep Savoie.
Jougla 5:102 + 1:345 (Barandier dM); Rolland 3:238;


AiCmnt:
Amadeo de Chalant S.Aimeville, probably nephew of the brothers Anthoine de Chalant cardinal-deacon of Sta.Maria in Via Lata  (1350-1418) and Guillaume Bp.Lausanne. The family, S.Fenis & Ussel, was among the principal families in Val d'Aosta.
du Chesnaye 5:22; Rolland 2:52; XDA:6198+6200 (Chalant); Brandmüller KK 1:51;  Zimmermann WS 69 (Antoine, Guillaume); Dacher L 43;


ArmTxt:
dns lambertus ondinet côsiliarius duas sabaudie

AiCmnt:
Lambert Oddinet, ducal councillor.
Rolland 4:304;


ArmTxt:
henricus de colombier capitaneus de piemont

AiCmnt:
Henri de Colombières, in Pays-de-Vaud.
Chesnaye DH 6:68;


AiCmnt:
Arms of office of the Hochmeister der Ordena Teutonicum, Ritter-orden Sta. Mariä des Deutschen Hauses zu Jerusalem or Grand maître des chevaliers teutoniques. Arms on banner. The concilium heard the dispute between the order and Poland-Lithuania.


ArmTxt:
johans lantgrafe zum lerchtenberg graue zu halls

AiCmnt:
Johan (III), Gf.Leuchtenberg, d.c.1458, LandGf 1408, Rat 1433. The Leuchtenbergs were also known as Lantkrabe z Leuchtenberka in Böhmen. Their seat was Burg Leuchtenberg (Kr. Vohenstrauss, OPf.). 
   The duality of [216, 217] is also found in Hupp ARL 263n1-2, GEL:147-147-bis, BHM:3048-3049; SGH:1610-1611, and HBG:138-139.
ESNF 16:96-97; Myslivecek E 32; Sieb 22/6.1:t114; Sieb F 2n9; XDD:11033;


ArmTxt:
petrus bubek filius palatini de pelsewcz

AiCmnt:
Peter Bebek al. Bubek, son of Emmerich Bebek Palatin of Pelsewecz al. Pelsöcs, influential hungarian family of the clan Akos. 
     The arms are a variant. A patriarchal cross (Or in Az) was adopted as family arms by Ladislas II Jagiello on his conversion to christendom in 1386, see the arms of Poland [51] and the arms, without crest or legend, in ETO:886, BHM:621 a.o.
Sieb 34/4.12:122+t60* (Gu cross patriarchal Ar tipped with tudt of cock feathers Sa); Malyusz KS 30;


AiCmnt:
Nicholaus Bubek, brother of Peter [218].


ArmIdf:
Heinrich von Mecklenburg, Hz.Gloss Glawin

AiCmnt:
Heinrich von Mecklenburg, Hz.Gloss Glawin. In Dacher L 32 as Heinrich gt Rumpolt in Grossen Glawen and Trassen. The person might be Heinrich von Mecklenburg-Stargard (d.1466), a cousin of Albrecht (III) Hz.Mecklenburg, who succeded his father Ulrich  in 1417.The duchy of Gross Glawin might be Kassubien al. Pommerellen south and west of Danzig (wikipedia).  Per fess Mecklenburg impaling Schwerin and below Rostock.
   The arms are placed 2:1 on the banner, and above a plain coronet.
ESNF 1.3:304;

AIRefs:
KCR:597 'herczog hainrich von der grossen glawen und der mindren herczog in der schlesy genannt rumpolt';  GRU:458; DWF:515; LBQ:3106*; QDB:22*; LYN:50*; LYN:51* (variants);


AiCmnt:
Either Friedrich (IV), 1382-1439, 'mit dem leeren Tasche', or his cousin Ernst 'eiserne' von Habsburg, 1377-1424, Hz.Österreich-Steiermark.
      Banner and above a plain coronet.
ESNF 1.1:38-46; Sokop S 16; Sieb 2/1.1.2:t127 (sigil 1234); XCB:36-40;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Johan (II) von Montfort, d.1417, Gf.Werdenberg  in Sargans, brother of Rudolph von Sargans.
    There were several Montforts at Konstanz, several of their lands went to the Habsburgs: M-Feldkirch, to Habsburg in 1390/1376;  M-Bregenz, to Habsburg in 1451 and M-Bludenz 1394.  M-Tettnang (dominant branch) became extinct 1787.
Gall W 134+141; SIE:15n11;  Sieb 26.1/4.4:308; Sieb 28/4.6:n (Salzburg); Kneschke D 5:344-346;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Hugo (IX) von Montfort 'der Minnesänger', 1357-1423, Gf.Pfannenberg 1373 on marriage to the heiress Margareta.
ESNF 12:53;


AiCmnt:
Friederich (VII) Gf.Toggenburg, o.s.p.1436, Pfandherr zu Bregenz, Sargans, Windegg a.o., husband of Elisabeth, daughter of Ulrich (IV) von Matsch Gf.Kirchberg. His mother was a Werdenberg (Montfort) and his two cousins, Kunigunde and Clementa was married to Wilhelm (V) Gf.Montfort-Bregenz and to Hugo (IX) Montfort-Pfannberg.
Rolland 6:33; Prinet 1910:71; ESNF 12:129-130; HHStS 646;


AiCmnt:
Rudolf (VII) von Montfort, d.1421, Gf.Werdenberg in Rheinegg & Heiligenberg, nephew of Albrecht (IV).


ArmIdf:
Walter von Klingen ob Stein zu Hohenklingen

AiCmnt:
Walter von Klingen ob Stein zu Hohenklingen in Thurgau, d.1422, Vogt.Matzingen & Mörsburg 1362. Married Kunigunde, daughter of Heinrich (II) Gf.Fürstenberg. von Klingen gt Altenklingen, noted ultimo 10C, seat at Burg Alten-Klingen nr Märstetten (Bz. Weinfelden, can Thurgau). The Minnesanger Walther von Klingen was of this family.
ESNF 12:88-89; Kindler OB 2:298; Wather MAN #22; AHS 63-64, 1949-50, Grabmal;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich (V) von Fürstenberg, d.1441, Gf.Freibourg-im-Breisgau, father-in-law of Rudolf Gf.Werdenberg (Montfort). The family seat was in Altfürstenberg nr Donaueschingen (Kr. Donaueschingen, B-W). The legend in mss. K-A-W is 'grauff hainrich von fürstenberg'.
ESNF 5:12; Sieb 4/1.3A:t93 + 3/3.1.3:t61-67 + 24:t1; Kneschke D 3:395-398;


AiCmnt:
Eberhard (VII) von Nellenburg-Veringen, o.s.p.m.1422, last male member of the family, Dh.Basel 1361, Gf.Nellenburg 1363 & LGf. Hegau 1401, councillor of Sigismund 1415, from Nellenburg nr Stockach on western part of Bodensee. Husband of Elisabeth von Montfort-Bregenz, daughter of Wilhelm V. With the Montforts and the Habsburgers the most powerful magnates in the Bodensee area. The arms, title and the LGft. went to Johan (IV) von Tengen, and the Burg and LGft. were sold to Austria for 38 000 rhein. gulden.
ESNF 12:86; Sieb 1:16; Feger KCR 2:155;


AiCmnt:
Friederich, d.1438, Gf.Helfenstein, on Burg Wiesensteig, Lkr.Göppingen, württemberger Rat 1409.  
   In mss.KCR-K&A&W [K584] with Ulrich (VII), not Conrad, von Helfenstein zu Sulmentingen, of the Heidenheimer line, a distant cousin of Friederich. He was married in 1407 to Irmgard, daughter of Konrad Gf.Kirschberg.  One Conrad, brother of Friederich died 1402 s.p.
ESNF 12:58; Sieb 23/6.2:t3; HHStD 6:884;


AiCmnt:
Friederich (I/VI), 1371-1440, Gf.Zollern & BGf.Nürnberg, Kf.Brandenburg 1411/15, or one of the several other Zollerns present. 
Johan (III) von Hohenzollern, 1369-1420, BGf.Nürnberg 1397, in Crailsheim 1399, brother of Friederich Kf.Brandenburg. Eitel Friederich von Hohenzollern, d.1439, kurpfalzer Rat 1419, Hr.Raezuns after marrying Ursula Raezuns in 1432. Friederich (XII) von Zollern gt Öttinger, d.1443, Gf.Hohenzollern 1407-1426, brother of Eitel Fritz. Married Anna, daughter of Herman Gf.Sulz. 
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 99+t110-t122 + 2/1.1.4:1+28 + 3/1.3.1:t200-210 + 4/1.3A:t139; ESNF 1.1:116b-141;


AiCmnt:
Rudolph, d.1431, Gf.Sulz & Hr.Sulzhof-im-Steiermark, Erbhofrichter zu Rottweil 1406-10, Hauptmann von Steiermark 1406, württemberger Rat, Landhofmeister 1430. 
   His brother was also present: Hermann, fl.1377, d.1431, Graf. Sulz & Hr.Windeck, Landvogt von Breisgau 1406, also in Thurgau-Aargau-Schwarzwald 1407, LGf.Klettgau 1409, Hofrichter in Rottweil 1411-26.
ESNF 12:98-100; Kneschke D 9:112;


AiCmnt:
Johan Truchsess von Waldburg (d.1424), Landvogt in Aargau, Thurgau and Schwarzwald, and his son Jakob (d.1460) gt 'der goldene Ritter'. The family, noted 1100, cadet of von Tanne, welfer ministeriales, held the office of Truchsess of the dukes of Schwaben, and became Reichserbtruchsess in 1525. Their seat was at Waldburg (Kr. Ravensburg, B-W).
Sieb 24/2.6:2+t2 + 3/3.1.3:65+t144; Kindler OB 1:249; Bosl R 415; ESNF 5:146-165;


AiCmnt:
Walther von Bussnang, o.s.p.c.1468,  Bussnang nr Weinfelden (can Thurgau) near Konstanz, Komtur O.St.J. in Feldkirch 1432. He was son of Konad (II), citizen of Konstanz, and Verena, daughter of Walter von Klingen. Konrad (IV, d.1471), Dhr. Strassburg 1418, Bp-E.Strassburg 1439-40 and  Albrecht (VII) von Bussnang, o.s.p.1443, were his brothers.
ESNF 12:103; Rolland 1:260; Kindler OB 1:476;


AiCmnt:
Rudolf (III), osp.1419, Hz.Sachsen-Wittenberg, Kurfürst & Erz-Marschall der HRR, of the Askanier branch. This electorate belonged formerly to the Markgraf von Meissen, who was Erz-Jägermeister der HRR.
    The ancient Billunger arms were awarded an argumentation with a rautenkranz in 1181 by emperor Friederich 'Barbarossa' to Bernhard, the first Hz.Sachsen.
    Banner, and above a plain coronet
 ESNF 1.1:153-173 (Wettiner, Hz, Kf, Rex) + 1.2:182-183+196-198 (Askanier) + 1.1:10 (Ludolfinger) + 1.1:11 (Billunger) + 1.1:18 (Welfer); Sieb 1/1.1:17-23+t23-t37 (qtrs) + 2/1.1.3: 15+t23-27;  Blaschke SW 11-20;


AiCmnt:
Possibly Ernst (VIII) Gf.Gleichen, d.1426, briother-in-law of Protze von Querfurt [203], seat at Gleichen (Kr. Göttingen, Nsx.). The lion might be guardant and/or crowned.
ESNF 19:99; SIE:17n11; Sieb 4/1.3A:t121;


AiCmnt:
Friedrich (IX), fl.1377, d.1426, Gf.Bichlingen in Weihe 1415 & zu Heldrungen 1423, lgfl. thüringer Hofmeister 1415, husband of 1) Helene BGfn.Meissen (d.1393) and 2) Mechtild von Mansfeld. The seat was Beichlingen (an unteren Unstrut) between Weimar and Heldrungen (Kr.Sömmerda, Thüringen). 
ESNF 17:94;


AiCmnt:
Heinrich (II), d.1426, BGf.Meissen & Gf.Hartenstein & Hr.Frauenstein. The arms is one of 4 secondary arms placed for the Kf.Sachsen & Mgf.Meissen in  MIL:231. Similar arms, as variants of the cross, used for the Vogt von Meissen. The BGf.Neuenburg in Sachsen used identical arms.
ESNF 19:113-114; Sieb 2/1.1.4:t67-70;


AiCmnt:
Alternative presentation of the arms of the MGf.Meissen & LGf.Thüringen, see [235]. The four quarters are Thüringen, Meissen,  Landsberg,  and Pfalz-Sachsen (miscoloured) - as above.
   Arms & crest:  Q4 is painted Sa-Or. Two crests, the second : paly Ar-Gu, bearded man hatted.


AiCmnt:
Jean (V) 'vaillant', 1389-1442, duc de Bretagne 1399, husband of Jeanne, daughter of Charles VI R.France.
   Banner, and above a jewelled coronet.
Jones CB (sigil); Anselme 2:37;  ESNF 2:18-19+75 + 3:1+ 7:18 + a.o.;


AiCmnt:
Charles de Valois, 1394-1465, duc d'Orléans 1407, poet, captured at Azincourt and imprisoned in England 1415-40, as his  family was unable to pay his ransom. His father, Louis (1373-1407), leader of the orleanist-armagnac party was assasinated in Paris on the orders of Jean 'sans peur' D.Bourgogne [619].
    Banner, and above a jewelled coronet.
Anselme 1:104+2:175;


AiCmnt:
Jean 'sans peur', 1371-1419, duc de Bourgogne 1404, cousin of Charles VI R.France. De facto sovereign ruler over Flandern, Artois, Bourgogne and Franche-Comté, and leader of one of the 'political parties'  competing for power in France. Responsible for the murder of the duc d'Orléans, he was the real object of several important debates of the Concilium. Bourgogne-jeune (Valois) qtg Bourgogne-ancien with Flandern over all. With Q1 semy of fleurs-de-lis in [250] .
    Banner and above a jewelled coronet
ESNF 2:27; XDA:37 (Jean, 1417);


AiCmnt:
The traditional arms of the duchy of Normandy, but as the title were then held by the king of France and the legend is in a later hand, this item might have been intended for the Hz.Braunsweig [113].
    Banner and above a jewelled coronet.


AiCmnt:
Jean 'sans peur', 1371-1419, duc de Bourgogne 1404, see the more common version with 3 fleurs-de-lis [254] .


AiCmnt:
Jean (I) 'sage', 1385-1415, C.Alencon & Perche, created duke 1414/15, died at Agincourt. His son  Jean (II) 'beau' (1409-74) would have been a minor in 1416. The family were cadets of Capet-Valois.
ESNF 3:71;   Anselme 2:255 (Alencon) + 269 (Perche); XRO:149; XDD:1033;


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Jean (I) de Bourbon, d.1434, D.Bourbon 1410, a cadet of Capet, descended fron Louis IX 'sacre'.
Anselme 1:295-380; ESNF 2:31; 3:72-76 + 90-91;


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A member of the maison Bourgogne-Valois with the arms of Bourgogne-jeune qtg Bourgogne-ancien, but with the 3 fleurs-de-lis introduced c.1380 in the royal arms. But Philippe 'hardi' (r.1363-1404), father of Jean 'sans peur' [250, 254], used the arms with the semy of fleurs-de-lis as in his seals and in armorials. Antoine (1384-1415) would have quartered the arms with those of his duchy of Brabant. He was killed at Agincourt, and by 1416 there would have been a regency for his son Jean (1403-1427), and any embassy would have used the arms of Antoine. The last possibility for a Bourgogne-Valois would be for Philippe 'bon' (1396-1467), then C.Charolais, but he used the arms of his father with a label.


AiCmnt:
Arms of the king of France, not present. Charles VI, r. 1380-1422, was mentally unstable and periodically unable to govern, which led to violent competition for the powers of government between various court fractions, mainly one led by his cousin Jean 'sans peur' D.Bourgogne (d.1419) and another led by Bernard (VII) d'Armagnac (d.1418).


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Arms the Dauphin de France, i.e. the king's heir. At the time probably Jean de Touraine (d.1416), 4th son of Charles VI. His three elder brothers all died young: the 3rd son Louis de Guienne in 1415 and his two elder brothers, both named Charles in 1386 and 1401. The 5th and youngest were but a boy, but eventually succeded as Charles VII (r.1422-1461). France-ancient qtg Dauphin de Vienne.


ArmTxt:
dns guido abbas aname in regno franzie in frankrick

AiCmnt:
Not identified, a french abbey, possibly the same as for Guillaume Ab.Amirane [508] and Ab.Ammiani in Dacher L 21. The arms were used by several french families, e.g Bazentin, Foucoult, Quebriac a.o.


AiCmnt:
ms.A = dns johes abbas in melch in [austrez], RE: KCR:504;


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Unnamed Strange of Knockin, the senior baronial branch, probably a subcadet. Hardly the baron Richard (1381-1449) or his uncle Roger of Edgeware (c.1352-1426), an MP and king's knight by 1391, but possibly Thomas (d.1436) an MP for Nhants in 1419 and 1421. The lions are usually uncrowned.
GEC 12.:341-351; Roskell C 4:503-505 (Roger, Tho);


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Henry Chichele, c.1364-1443, dr.jur, Bp.St.David 1404, Abp.Canterbury 1414. Canterbury impaling Chichele (all uncoloured, except the estoiles Gu).
     Except for the crest and the crosslets Gu the item is uncoloured and drawn in pencil only, as are the next two items. The last two shields on the page are blank. The archepiscopal mitre is placed above the mantling of the helmet, reusing a prestamp of 5 items.
wikipedia; Bedford BE; Burke GA 192, DBA 2:347-348, XBM:1244+5278 (Or chevron Gu betw 3 quintefoils Gu);


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Similar arms with the field sable and crescents or were used by the family Coventry in the 15C.
    The item is an uncoloured sketch.
DBA 3:391 (Coventry);


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Not identified, uncoloured sketch. Rupert Hemersfort, kt, is in KCR:1100 with {Az eagle Or & border undy Ar}.


AiCmnt:
KCR:123 'petrus cardinalis hispania'  / KCR:69 '..patensis..' -- Possibly Pedro Fernández de Frias, cardinal bishop of S.Sabina, appointed by Clement VII. The other spanish cardinal Petrus, Pedro Fonseca, d.1422, cardinal deacon of S. Angelo in Pescheria, was not in Konstanz.
  In ms. A&P with 'dns petrus cardinalis hispania tituli sanctocii johannis et pauli', the title of the italian Tommaso Brancaccio [134].
   Identical arms in [69] for 'dns johanes episcopus patensis in regno castelle', i.e. Juan Villalón, Bp.Badajoz (Pacen., suffr. Compostella; prov Extremadura, Castilla), a member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation.
   'petrus cardinalis hispania'  is also used for the cardinal in [K81/ A187] having {Ar lion Sa}, in [A71] without name.
Rolland 2:315, Fernandez = {Ar lion Gu & border Gu castely Ar};


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KCR:6165 '¤ dns elias arricensis eps' -- Elias Bp.LePuy-en-Velay (Anicien; suffr. Bourges, France) is in [413] with different arms (not in ms.A), while this item is in ms.K as 'dns johãnes nebiensis epus', transposed from [A212].     
    VSW:82 'themeria' is unknown. Finke KK 2:277 has an Elias, Ab.S.Aniciensis, O.Teutonicorum. The arms are identical to Contarini inverted.


AiCmnt:
KCR:71 'dns johannes eps axtensis in regno castelle'. QDH = + border Gu;
-- Nicolás Divitis, dominican, Bp.Dax (Aquen., Aquae Augustae, now Aire, suff. Auch; dep Landes, then Aragon, now France) 1412-c.1423, ambassador of Charles R.Navarre to the Council, member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. He is not mentioned in the listing of bishops. The agnus dei or pascal lamb is a common symbol used by dioceses and abbeys.
  In vs.D with border engrailed Gu.
Eubel HC 1:197;


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KCR:342 'dns alanus compestellanus archiepûs'. QDH = Ar-Gu.
-- Lope de Mendoza, d.1445, Abp. Compostella (Compostellan.; Galicia, Spain), 1399/1407. 
    The list in ms.K begins at the middle of the page. Foreword on Spanish Nation on previous page, ms.A:366n. In ms.P:104r 'alanus aeps corpestellanus' heads a list of bishops.
Eubel HC 1:207; Gams SE 26;


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KCR:391 'dns johannes xattensis in regno castelle' -- Juan Rodríguez de Villalón, Bp.Badajoz (Pacen., suffr. Compostella; prov Extremadura, Spain). Member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. One of three different attributions, the others being [69] 'patensis' and [392] 'passensis'. Misreadings of x/p and c/t are common. His arms are probably those in [74].


AiCmnt:
KCR:392 'johs passnen in castilia' -- The legend is probably another attribution for Juan Rodríguez de Villalón, Bp.Badajoz or Pacensis [69, 392]. 
   In  mss.K & A with {plain Sa qtg plain Ar & Or fleur-de-lis Sa}.
   Zimmermann proposed the arms for Johan Fleming Ab.Melk 1413-1418, as the arms of Melk were {Sa key doubled Ar}, but his family arms are not known.
Zimmermann WS 65 + WG 17;


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KCR:124 'dns petrus cardinal scti angeli' .  QDH = Or 6 crescents Or (2:2:2);
-- Pietro Stefanesi al. Stefaneschi, d.1417, cardinal-deacon of San Angelo in Pescheria 1405  & 1410 and Ss. Cosma e Damiano 1409-10, papal vicar in Rome, of a roman family Stefanesi S.Molara. Drawn with 7 crescents, 3:3:1. 
   The second of that title, Pedro Fonseca, cardinal-deacon of St.Angelo in Pescheria, appointed by Ben.XIII, was absent from Konstanz.
Lenfant KK 2:367; Crollalanza DH 2:562; Miranda S;


AiCmnt:
KCR:404 'dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum' -- Gaufried de Pompadour, Bp. St.Pons de Thomières (S.Pontii Thomeriarum, suffr. Narbonen.; dep Herault, France) 1410, translated to Carcasonne 1421, delegate from the church province of Narbonne, possibly a cadet of Perusse des Cars, named Pompadour from his grandmother. Arms not verified.
    Another Geoffroi de Pérusse des Cars, d.>1422, Bp.Saintes in [390/A317] and Dacher L 17.
    Laszloczky attributes the arms to Bartolomeo Casini Bp.Pesaro (Pensauren., imm., marche d'Ancona; Italy).
Eubel HC 1:426-427;  Dacher L 14 (johannes) + 17 (gaufridus); Chesnaye 7:314; Rolland 5:77 (Helie de Pompadour) = {Az 3 towers Ar}; Laszloczky KK 154+162 (Casini); Crollalanza DH 1:252  (Casini) = {Or bend Az acc. 6 mullets Az};


AiCmnt:
KCR:413 'dns elyas articensis epus' . QDH = Q1 in KCR vs.D.
-- Elie l'Estrange, d.1418, Bp.LePuy-en-Velay (Anicien., suffr. Bourges; dep Haute-Loire, France) 1396, president of the council's Reformatorium. Arms unknown.
   In [A210] with different arms. Q1+4 in vs.D has the field semy of 9 wolves running Sa.
Brandmüller KK 2:81; Eubel HC 1:91;  Finke KK 2:562;


AiCmnt:
KCR:400 'dns alanus macensis epus'. QDH = Or-Vt-Ar.
-- Not identified, probably italian, no Ep.Macensis, or similar name, in Eubel HC or Finke KK. There are several possible misreadings, e.g. Nicolas, d.1418, Bp.Macerata 1412 (Maceraten. al. Racanaten., imm., marche Ancona), succeded by Martin Tocco, d.1429, Bp.Teramo; or Masse, Messina or Marsico.
    Zimmermann WS 125 speculated that this might be a mispelling of 'xacen' for one of the important dignitaries missing in the armorial: Domenico Ram i Lanaja, d.1445, Bp.Huesca 1410 (Oscen, suffr. Saragossa, Spain), translated 1415 to Bp.Lerida (Ilerden, suffr. Tarragona, Spain), cardinal 1423. The arms on his tomb in the Lateran shows a plant, like the Godzieba hrb in [434/A283].
Miranda C (Ram);


AiCmnt:
KCR:411 'presifal eps aquens' -- Percivallus de Sismundis, d.c1422, Bp.Aquino (Aquen., suffr. Milano, Italia) 1408, attended. 
   Sismondo of Pisa bore {Or 3 bars Gu acc. lion  passt Gu in chf} and Sigismondo di Carpi from Modena bore {per pale Ar eagle cr. Sa & Az fess Ar ch. 3 fleurs-de-lis Or betw 2 estoiles Or}.
   In vs.D {per pale Az eagle isst Or & barry Gu-Ar } and 'pretefalus episcopus aquensis in monteferrea' in Dacher L 14.
Eubel HC 1:98; Crollanlanza 2:530+536; Hardt KK 4:591; Laszloczky KK 162;


AiCmnt:
KCR:410 'dns alberchtus astensis eps'. QDH = Ar-Gu; Ar-Sa.
-- Hardly the arms of Alberto Guttuario d'Agliano, d.1439, Bp. Asti (Asten., suffr. Milano, Italy) 1409, captured on his way back in 1415 by the duke of Milano and held for ransom. The Guttuari  bore {Ar eagle Sa}. The Agliano family from Asti bore {barry undy Az-Ar}.
   In ms.P and vs.D with {Az saltire Or acc. mullet Or in chf; per pale Ar-Gu & barry of 4 cch}.
Eubel HC 1:115; Brandmüller 2:66; Lenfant KK 2:376; Crollalanza DH 1:519 (Guttuari) + 1:11 (Agliano);


AiCmnt:
KCR:384 '..' . QDH = impaled, sligtly modified figures.
-- Stibor z Stiboritz jr. Bp.Eger (Agrien., suffr. Esztergom; Erlau, Hugary) 1410-20, of the Ostoja clan, see [427/A266; 708].
Eubel HC 1:77; Szymanski HS 214;


AiCmnt:
KCR:333 'philippus erczbischoff auxicanensis zu britaninia' -- Berengarius Guilhot, Abp.Auch (Auxitan.; dep Gers, France) 1408, see also [K176/A215]. Succeded by Philippe de Lévis 1425-63, translated from Agde. The arms of Lévis were {Or 3 chevrons Sa}. 
   In ms.P with Ar-Az-Gu.
   Following this page in ms.A come two pages with names of bishops ending the French Nation.
Eubel HC 1:121 (Auch); Anselme 4:11-43; XDD:2579-2484 (Lévis); Jougla GA 4:250 (Guiho) = {Gu chief Er};


AiCmnt:
KCR:389 'dns ludwicus eps ariminensis', also Avionionensis / Avignon. QDH = Gu-Ar, see also QDH:262.
-- Probably Diego Gomez de Fuensalida dit Didacus Bp.Zamora (Zamoren., suffr. Compostella; Castilla la Vieja), translated to Avila (Abulen., suffr. Compostella; Castilla la Vieja, Spain), ambassador of the king of Aragón. The Fuensalida arms have the roundels alternating per fess and per pale Ar-Sa. He, or a relative, is in [731] as a count with different arms, and in [K276] as legend. 
    The legend would indicate Bandello Bandelli [K101], cardinal Sta.Balbini & Bp.Rimini (Arimien., imm.; marche Anconitana, Italy) or the administrator and successor, Gerolamo Leonardi Savio, as proposed by Laszloczky KK 163.
Eubel HC 1:109 (Rimini) + 1:571 (Zamora); Rolland 2:372; Diderot #238 (Fuensalida); Dacher L 15+17 (Zamora) + 34;  Zimmermann WS 71; VSW:80 'armenia';


AiCmnt:
KCR:368 'dns gerladus eps padneuenz', QDH = Gu-Ar.
-- Stephan de Carrara, Bp.Padova (Paduan. / Patavin.; Italia) 1402-6, appointed by Bonifacius IX and translated to Nicosia 1409 by Gregor XII, and again in 1412 to Teramo by Jo.XXIII. His successors were, Albanus Micheli, d.1409, appointed 1406 by Innocent VII, and  Petrus Marcellus, Bp. Padova 1409-1428, appointed by Alexander V, probably of the influential ventian family, Marcello, which bore {Az bend undy Or}. However Lenfant KK 2:380 has a Geraldus de Podio Ep.Tarconensis in Francia, possibly Bp.Tournai (Tornacen.; suffr. Reims).
Eubel HC 1:94+404 (Padova); Laszloczsky KK 159; Crollalanza DB 1:244 (Carrara) + 2:73 (Marcello);


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KCR:64 'dns jacobus achiepiscopus bittumicensis' -- Guillaume de Boisratier, d.1421,  Dr.utroque iure, Abp.Bourges (Bituricen.; dep Cher, France) 1409. Member of the Conclave for the French Nation. Not mentioned by Dacher. The crosses are botony fitched. The arms are for Boisratier, and not for the the archdiocese of Bourges. The ancient vicomté of Bourges used {Az 3 water-bougets / garbs Or} as did their cadet, V.Brosse. 
    The several arms attributed to the Abp.Bourges are discussed in [312].
Eubel HC 1:142; Adams SV; XGB:515+516 (Boisratier); Willems A 10:124 (V.Bourges); Anselme 5:567 (Brosse);


AiCmnt:
KCR:60 'dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis' -- Pandolfo Malatesta, archdiacon of Bologna, brother of Carlo Malatesta signore di Rimini [607]. Member of the Conclave for the Italian Nation.
Crollalanza DH 2:53-54;


AiCmnt:
KCR:428 'dominus vernandus epicopus albensis' -- Hardly Michael, d.1419, Bp.Belgrad/Beograd/Nander (Nandoralben al. Alben., suffr. Kalocza, present Serbia).
   Not Bonifatius Franciscus del Careto, Bp.Alba (Alben., suffr. Milan, Italy), 1401, appointed by Bon.IX, or the Jacobus or Aleramus del Careto, appointed 1419 by Martin V, and succeded by Alerinus de Rambaldis in 1421. The Careto of Montferato arms are in [686/K511, K518, 690/K520] and the bishop in Dacher L 14 and possibly in [K312]. 
   The present arms, with crescent absent in ms.K , are similar to those of Philip Roncona, a knight of Carlo Malatesta (Rolland 5:165, Crollalanza 2:439). 
    Identical arms are attributed to Guillaume, a french abbot, in ms.D [508], and is also unlikely to be for Pierre le Neveu Bp.Albi (Albien., suffr. Bourges, France).
Eubel HC 1:79 (Alba) + 1:355 (Belgrad); Gams 809; Crollalanza 1:237, Caretto = {Or 5 bends Gu};


AiCmnt:
KCR:6300 'dns rudolffus bathoniensis eps' -- Nicholas Bubwith Bp.Bath & Wells, as in [52], arms emended, i.e. annulets replacing 3 chaplets, except in ms.A.


AiCmnt:
KCR:398+406 'antonius ep.bentonensis in ÿtalia' -- Antonio, O.F.M., d.1423, Bp.Bitonto (Botontin., suffr. Bari) 1399, and repeated in vs.D & ms.G only as 'antonius ep.bentonensis in ÿtalia'  [398]. Antonius Ep.Bencotinus in Napoli in Dacher L 16. Arms not verified.
   Finke KK has a Bp.Potenza (Potentin, suffr. Acerenza) in the province of Basilicata in Southern Italy. 
   Johannes Bp.Bologna 1412 (Bononien., suffr. Ravenna) or his successor from 1418 Niccolo Albergati  O.Carth. and later cardinal S.Croce, is another possible misreading. Albergati did not use arms on his seal (XSV:144) and had a simple cross in APA:241.
Eubel HC 1:143; Dacher L 16; Laszloczsky KK 162 (Bitonto); Eubel HC 1:141 (Bologna);


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KCR:61 'dns jacobus de camplo auditor rote' -- Giacomo di Camplo (Turco), d.1425, auditor of the Rota (papal court), Dr.Utroque Juris, bishop elect of Penne et Atri (Pennen. & Adrien., imm. / suffr. Benevento; prov Abruzzi e Molise, Italy) 1415, translated to Spoleto 1419 and Carpentras 1424. Member of the Conclave for the Italian Nation.
Miranda C; Adams SV; Brandmüller KK; Laszloczky KK 161+n29 (seal in Baseler Staatsarchiv);


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KCR:420 'dns anthonius eps concordianensis' -- Antonio da Ponte, Bp. Concordia (Concordien., suffr. Aquileia; prov Friuli, Italy) 1402-1409, appointed by Bonifacius IX (avignese obedience), member of the commission of investigation against Johannes XXIII. Antonio was translated to Aquileia in 1409 by Gre.XII as administrator (see [K178/A226])  and to Albenga in 1418 by Martin V. The other incumbent was Enrico de Strasoldo, d.c.1432, Bp.Concordia 1409, appointed by Alex.V and of pisaner obedience.
Crollalanza DH 2:566 (Strasoldo; not bend) + 2:360 (da Ponte; bridge); Eubel HC 1:201; Laszloczky KK 161 (Ponte); XSV 1:350 (da Ponte, 1416);


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KCR:56 'dns thomas polton prothonotarius anglie' -- Thomas Polton, d.1433, protonotar of England, dean of York 1416-1420, member of the Conclave for the English Nation. Later Bp.Hereford 1420, translated to Chichester 1422 and Worchester (Wigornien.) 1426. He died at the Council of Basel, where his hatchment hangs in the Carthusian Church in Basel. 
Adam SV; Dacher L 27+28; Burke GA 812 = {Ar fess Sa betw 3 mullets Sa}; Zimmermann WG 7;  Zimmermann WS 125; AHS1931:145;


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KCR:324 'philippus erczbischof zu capuanus in de kunigreich sÿcilien' -- Filippo Barili, Abp.Capua (Capuen., Italy) 1406, with unidentified arms. He is in [386] with his family arms. 
    Identical arms were attributed to the Bp.Schwerin (Zwerinen.; Pommern, Germany) in SIE:12n11, but Rudolph Hz.Mecklenburg & Bp.Schwerin, r.1390-1415, used {per fess Gu-Or & 2 crosiers Az-Or in saltire} qtg Mecklenburg. 
    RUG:316 has {griffin} qtg {pale ch. 3 roundels} for Abp.Capua.
Sieb 8:t29 (Schwerin); Eubel HC 1:165 (Capua);


AiCmnt:
KCR:386 'philippus erczbischof capuensis' -- Filippo Barili, Abp.Capua (Capuan.; kingdom of Napoli-Sicily, Italy) 1406. The Barili of Reggio-Calabria bore {Az fess Or acc. fleur-de-lis Or and 2 mullets Or all in chf} according to Crollalanza DH 1:95. Probably also in [324] with the attributed arms of the archdiocese. The next two items are noted as his suffragans in ms.A. In Eubel Capua has 13 suffragans and 9 in Nieheim.
Eubel HC 1:170-171;


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KCR:442 '¤ dns ludowicus eps sestry' -- Johannes Ep.Sestrii ex Anglia in Dacher L 14. Not for Chester, which was only created in 1556, and not for Chicester either (Cicestren., suffr. Canterbury; England). Neither of the bishops Robert Reade 1396 (d.1415), Stephen Patrington 1417 (d.1417), or Henry Ware 1418-20 bore similar arms.
    In ms.P as 'dns epus exmus ÿtalicus'.
    The Bassingbournes and Farnhams used similar arms in Ar/Or-Az (DBA 3:95-96).
Gams SE 185; Eubel HC 1:187; Bedford HE 31 (Chicester);


AiCmnt:
KCR:62 'dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici = sh' -- Leonardo di Stagio Dati, b.1365, of Florence, inquisitor of Bologna, appointed master general of the Order of Preachers (dominicans) 1414 by Joh.XXIII, served until 1425. Ambassor of the Republic of Firenze and member of the Conclave for the Italian Nation and later legate of Martin V at the Council of Pavia. Arms of the Dominican Order. Not mentioned by Dacher.
McCarthy EH 92; Brandmüller KK 2:208-209; DBI 33:40-44;


AiCmnt:
KCR:58 'dns franciscus fanosius episcopus melfensis' -- Francesco Caroso al. Scondito, Bp.Melfi (Melfiten., imm./suffr. Bari; prov Apulia, Italy) 1412-1418. Member of the neapolitan embassy and of the Conclave for the Italian Nation. Not mentioned by Dacher.
   The arms do not correspond to any of the Carosio families in Crollalanza DH 1:242, nor to the {Or lion Sa} for the neapolitan Scondito al. Capese in Crollalanza DH 1:512.
Laszloczsky KK 159+161; Eubel 1:335;


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KCR:448 'dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania' -- Bertrand de Candoène, Bp.St.Fleur (S. Flori, suffr. Bourges; dep Cantal, France) 1413, O.S.B., arms unknown.
Eubel HC 1:261-262; Dacher L 17;


AiCmnt:
KCR:319 'dns franciscus narbonensis archiepus et generalis avionensis'; Faenza (Faventin.) or Fernetino (Ferentin.).
-- Francois de Conzié, d.1432, Abp. Narbonne (Narbonen., France) 1391. Bp.Grenoble 1380, translated to Bp.Avignon, Abp.Arles, Abp.Toulouse; camerlingo of Eugenius IV and later patriarch of Constantinople. Representative of the Church province of Narbonne at Konstanz. Chamberlain and legate of Johannes XXIII and Martin V in Avignon. 
   The arms of Conzié were {Az chief Or ch. lion isst Gu} as in 'Symon Eps. Vionen.' [K253], which might be for an Abp.Vienne.
   {Or eagle cr. Gu}  in vs.D, probably the arms of Vienne.
Eubel HC 1:373; Chesnaye DH 6:153-161; Lenfant KK 2:370; Zimmermann WS 125;


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KCR:74 'condislaus gracie de sta maria, dr.utroque'. QDH = VSW = fleur-de-lis betw 3 roses.
-- Gonzalo Garcia di Santa Maria, archdeacon of Burgos and later Bp.Placencia, member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation. He fathered two sons: He and his brother Alfonzo (1385-1456) Bp.Burgos 1435, another diplomat, were baptized 1390, when their father Pablo, a former rabbi, converted and became Bp.Burgos until 1435.
   As 'dns condislaus eps de sancta maria doctor in utriusque' in ms.K & W.
   A portuguese herald had the present arms in ARK:5 for Juan Rodríguez de Villalón, Bp.Badajoz 1415-1418, translated to Leon, Member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation [69].
Miranda C; www.kirchenlexikon.de; Rolland 2:14 (Garcia) = {Az cross alcantara Ar-Gu voided};


AiCmnt:
KCR:309 'dns philupus archiepus januensis' -- Pileo de Marini da Prata, d.1429, Abp.Genoa (Jenuen.; Italy) 1400, appointed by Bon.IX.  The present arms are attributed and the arms of the genovese Marini are in [P252].
   The subsegment has 5 arms (jaen, naulen, arricen*, primacien*, nebien) and 4 names (albiganen, meranen, atzien*, amptanicen*), only a part of the 8 suffragans in Eubel and 5 in Nieheim. Albenga, Accio and Luni are not in Nieheim.
Eubel HC 1:293; Laszloczky KK 153; Crollalanza 2:82 (Marini, from Genoa) = {Ar 3 bends sn undy Sa};


AiCmnt:
KCR:372 'ramiel eps lüttopensis' ; Q1 = MIL:1595 'bischoff von lutopenses'.
-- Possibly a repeat, se discussion on Domenico de Ragusio Abp.Split [323/A261].  Q2 is painted Or-Sa in ms.P. The legend in ms.K is in a modern hand.


AiCmnt:
KCR:396 'dns thytus laudensis epus' -- Giacomo Balardi Arrigoni, Bp.Lodi (Lauden., suffr. Milano, Italy) 1407, translated 1419 to Tergestin., appointed by Gre.XII, president of the Italian Nation. Named Alatinus by Dacher L 17.
Eubel HC 1:307-308;  Fincke KK 4:959; Crollalanza DH 1:64 (Arrigoni) = {bendy Ar-Gu} qtg/imp {Or eagle Sa};


AiCmnt:
KCR:341 'dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lunders gen calitz' -- Richard Clifford, Bp.London (Londonien, England), inverted arms, see [47].
    Zimmermann proposes the legend in ms.A as a misconception of 'Augustinus Lante, advocatus consistorialis', a pisaner lawyer often mentioned in the sources, who probably bore similar arms.
   In vs.D with a fleur-de-lis Az in chf.
   Ulrich Richental is mentioned in ms.A.
Finke KK 4:598; Dacher L 25 (Lante); Crollalanza DH 2:9 (Lante-Montefeltro); Zimmermann WS 65; Zimmermann WG 7;


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KCR:322 'thomas erczbishof zu liciensis zu napols' -- Gérard du Puy al. de Miremont, d.1420, Bp-E. Mende 1413; Bp.Carcasonne 1413 (Carcassonen, suffr. Narbonne).
    Not for Thomas Morganti, Bp.Lecce 1410-1419 (Licien., suffr. Otranto; kingdom of Napoli), appointed by Gre.XII and noted in the retinue of Thièbaut de Rougemont Abp.Besancon [328/A220]. Arms not verified.
    There are questions of both title and name. The 'thiomas liciensis / litziensis / latziensis'  in the legends might correspond to either Thomas Aep.Lucensis in Dacher L 13, Thomas Ep.Liciensis in the kingdom of Napoli in Dacher L 14 or even 'jacobus aeps licientensis in regno cacilie alcior' listed in ms.A page 341.  The latter might be Lugo (Lucen., suffr. Compostella, Spain).
    Similar arms are in VSW:38 'licen in neaples' andf as Q1+4 in RUG:317 'erzbischoff zo rycenssis in reich nappollis'. 
     Paravicini ARK 173 proposed that the arms belong to Gérard du Puy al. de Miremont, d.1420, Bp.Carcassonne 1413 appointed by Jo.XXIII, also present. His argument is based on the 1381 seal {checky & border} for Gérard du Puy, d.1389, a nephew of pope Gregor XI (Beaufort), Ab.Marmoutier and cardinal S.Clemente (1375) in XSV:136. The cardinal was born at Château du Puy (cne Rosiers-d'Egletons, dep Corrèze). Du Chesne gives him the Beaufort arms impaling Az cross Ar (Miranda C). By 1445 the nearby Château Maumont was held by Perrin du Puy (REV:111), who bore {Or 3 mullets Az}. All three were from the region, and might be relatives despite the differences and uncertainties of the arms.
    There are further alternatives, e.g.. Nikolaus Lazari de Guinigi Bp.Lucca (Lucan., imm.; prov Toscana), where the bishop was given archepiscopal privileges by pope Alexander II (r.1061-1073), and Francesco Bp.Lettere 1407-1428 (Litteren., suffr. Amalfi; kingdom of Napoli). 
Eubel 1:305 (Lecce); Eubel HC 1:166 (Carcassonne); Eubel HC:1:22+44; Miranda C; du Chesne: 'Histoire de tout cardinales francaise', www; wikipedia (cardinal S.Clemente); Brandmüller KK 1:60; Eubel HC 1:313; Lenfant KK 2:371 (Lucca); Crollalanza DH 1:518 (Guinigi) = {Gu cross Ar ch. 18 lanceheeads Az};


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KCR:329 '¤ thomas erczbischoff  zu mayland' -- Bartolomeo di Capra, Abp.Milano (Mediolanen.; Italy) 1414-1433, appointed by Jo.XXIII. Member of the Conclave for the Italian Nation [57] and of the embassy to Italy after the deposition of Jo.XXIII. He was succeded by Niccolo, and buried in Basel. Arms of Capra, as on his tomb. 
     The archdiocese had 16 suffragans in Eubel and 18 in Nieheim (incl. brixien/Brixen/Bressanone, later in archdiocese Salzburg). The subsegment has 6 arms (nuvaduen, asten, agnen, platencinen, lauden, papien) and 6 names (bergamen, brixien, cremonen, sexcellen, yporien, alben), all in the archdiocese.
    The legend in mss. A & K is 'dns nicolaus archiepus mediolanensis qui successit dominum thomam', and 'thomas aeps mediolan' in vs.D.  Bartholomeo being reduced to Thomas.
Crollalanza DH 1:228; Eubel HC 1:347-348; Zimmermann WS 125;


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KCR:73 'dns philippus de madalia doctor in theologya'
-- Felipe de Malla al. Medalia,c.1370-1431, magister, educated in Lerida and Paris, councellor of Fernando R.Aragon, on embassy to England 1415 and in 1416-1418 to Konstanz, member of the Conclave for the Spanish Nation, archdeacon in Barcelona 1424. Not mentioned by Dacher.
www.kirchenlexikon.de; Rolland 4:128 (Malla) = {lozengy Or-Sa};


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KCR:394 '..' -- Possibly a repeat with (miscoloured) family arms of Herman Cilly Bp.Freisingen [438], though the placing is among the spaniards.


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KCR:383 'dns johannes eps nawlensis' -- Eggo der Schwaub, Ab.Ottobeuren 1404-1416. Ottobeuren qtg Schwaub as on his tombstone and seal. His family lived in Kempten. Arms as in mss. K & A & G, Q2 is {Ar pale Sa acc. 3 arrowheads per bend cch} in vs.D&P. No legend in mss. G & vs.D.
     The mistaken legend  for the Bp.Noli is also found in [385, 403/A209].
Zimmerman WG 15-16; Laszloczky KK 160;


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KCR:387 'donandeus bischof nouanensis' -- Petrus Degiorgi, Bp.Novara (Novarien., suffr. Milano; Italia), 1413-1429.  Arms not verified. 
    A possible alternative: Donadei, d.1418, Bp.Narni (Narnien., imm.; Umbria) 1414.
    In vs.D&P painted with 3 suns' faces.
Eubel HC 1:389 (Novara);  Dacher L 14 'naumensis';  Lenfant KK 2:376 (Narni);


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KCR:340 '¤ dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis' -- Not identified. The 'rikardus waugring' must be a conflation of Richard Courtenay, d.1415, Bp.Norwich (Norwicen., England) 1413 and his successor, John Wakering [54, 369], d.1425. The Courtenay arms were {Or 3 roundels Gu}. In VSW:49 'normantin' , and vs.D a fleur-de-lis Sa in chf is added. 
  In ms.P with Or-Sa and 'johannes benedicto epus tififmus novitem electus his constatiensis'.
   In [1094, 1110] similar arms are attributed to the english gentlemen William Newland and Peter Kraft.


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KCR:339 'reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia' -- Renaud de Chartres, d.1444, nominated Abp. Reims (Remen.; dep Marne), head of the french delegation, cubicular and referendar of  Johannes XXIII, chancellor of France 1424 and 1428, crowned Charles VII in 1429, Bp.Orleans 1439, cardinal 1439. 
     In ms.A & vs.H with {9 estoiles} qtg {fleur-de-lis isst impaling bend}. 
     He was correctly assigned {Az cross  Ar acc. 4 fleurs-de-lis Or} qtg {pq[Ar 2 bars Gu; Gu 2 barbels addorsed Or, trefly Or; =;  =} for Reims qtg Chartres & Nesle-Offemont in APA:253.
Lenfant 2:371; Anselme H 6:399;


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KCR:367 'bischof franciscus thurdentinus czu dem tod' . QDH = Q2 field Ar.
-- Francisco de Ayello Bp.Todi (Tudertin., imm.; prov Umbria, Italy) 1407-1424. Arms unknown.  The minor figures could be either wolf's or lion's heads. 
    Transposed in [A224] with different arms, like the mainzer wheel - followed by a long list of italian bishops.
Eubel HC 1:530; Dacher L 15 '.. vulgariter zu dem tod';


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KCR:401 'dns hainricus civitatensis eps' -- Not identified. Several episcopi civitatensis are possible, incl. 4 italians.
   Might be Andrea Escobar, dit Andrea Didaci, benedictine, 1367-1437, Bp.Ciudad Rodrigo (Civitaten., suffr. Compostella; Castilla Nueva, Spain) 1410, appointed by Gre.XII. However, he might be referred to in [K309] with {Ar bend Az}. Another possibility is Bernardo Bartolomeo, Bp.Città di Castello (Civitates Castelli, imm.; Umbria, Italy) as the series in ms.A are mostly italians, but with Ep.Macensis refers to Abp.Besancon. VSW:102 'tul' might refer to Hainricus de Willa Bp.Toul (Tulen., suffr. Trier; dep Meurthe-et-Moselle) in [414] with different arms and also in Dacher L 15;
Eubel HC 1:195-; Brandmüller KK 2:166 (Escobar);


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KCR:418 'dns bartholomes platinensis eps' -- Bartolomeo Caccia Bp.Piacenza (Placentin., suffr. Milano) created 1408 by Gre.XII. He succeded cardinal Branda de Castiglione [128] as bishop. Arms not verified.
    In vs.D as Ar-Gu.
Lenfant KK 2:374; Crollalanza DH 1:190 (Caccia) = {lozangy Ar-Sa};


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KCR:327 'franciscus erczbischof zu rauen in flanra un lombardia' -- Hardly Tomaso Perondoli, Abp. Ravenna (Ravennaten.; Italy), 1411. Arms similar to those of his family {Gu 6 pears Gu} are in [399] for Bp.Dol, and the name only in [346]. Neither Giovanni Benedetti, Abp.Ravenna, chamberlain of Gregor XII and of roman obedience, Bp.Pesaro 1419-71. 
    The ms.A subsegment has 6 coats-of-arms and in addition 9 names of suffragan dioceses, which except for two (thomacen, thesarencen) might give the complete list of the church province of Ravenna, though the arms can only be verified for one of the incumbents, Giacomo Obizzi Bp.Adria.
Eubel HC 1:436 (Ravenna); Crollalanza 2:316 (Perondoli, of Ferrara); Crollalanza 1:114 (Benedetti from Pesaro, different arms);


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KCR:86 '¤ dns phillippus ep siciliarum' . QDH = Gu-Or.
-- The legend 'dns gideon ep pellicastrensis' of ms.A is probably the original, with 'dns phillippus ep siciliarum' of mss.G&D transposed from the previous item. It might refer to an unknown place Bellicastro.


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KCR:405 'dns johannes epus adriensis'. QDH = Az-Ar.
-- Jacobo Bertucci d'Obizzi, d.1441, Bp.Adria (Adrien., suffr. Ravenna, Italy), 1404-1414. Appointed by Bonifacius IX (roman), and superseeded by Mainardinus, appointed by Johannes XXIII (pisan) in 1414. The Obizzi of Lucca and of Ferrara bore these arms. {Bendy Ar-Az} in mss.K and A, Or-Az in ms.P, and  {Az 2 bends Ar} in D and G.
Eubel HC 1:70; Crollalanza 2:221-222;


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KCR:332 '¤ dns petrus epus rabiensis' -- Possibly Pietro Bojardi Bp.Ferrara 1401 (Ferrarien, imm.).
     In ms.P with Az-Ar-Or and 'dns epus robiensis in jtalia' and in mss.A&K 'dns petrus epus rabiensis'.
    The reference 'symon erczbichof vionensis in der prouincz' to the Abp.Vienne (Viennen., Provence, France) in vs.D and VSW:69 must have been transposed from [K253], which is missing in both vs.D and ms.P.
   Hardly Peder Lykke (Bille), 1359-1436, Bp.Ribe (Ripen., Denmark) 1409 and in 1418 Abp.Lund, who bore {per pale Ar-Gu & barry of 4 cch} and was prominent in the deliberations. 
DAA 1985:496-497 (Bille) = {per pale Ar-Gu & barry of 4 cch}; Eubel HC 1:248 (Ferrara); Crollalanza DH 1:142 (as Niccolo Boiardi Bp. Ferrara) = {Gu roebuck Ar};


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KCR:6303 'dns ludwicus bagorensis eps'. QDH has the cross Gu (as do Abp.Laon in BER:82) and  a note of Chalons-sur-Marne in pencil.
-- Hardly Lewis / Llywellyn Byford / Bifort, Bp.Bangor (Bangoren., suff. Canterbury) 1405-08, appointed by Bon.IX, arms and later life unknown. Another item for Bangor is in  [429]. The arms are identical to the archdiocese of Reims.
Brandmüller KK 2:82 (Ludovicus in Wallia); Powicke CB 291; Hardt  KK 4:707;
-- Laon has {Az cross Ar ch. crosier Gu, semy of fleurs-de-lis Or}.


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KCR:337 'dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis' -- Ursin de Talevande, archdeacon of Evreux, the delegate from the church province of Rouen might have represented the diocese of Coutances (Constantien., suffr. Rouen, Normandy), sede vacantis. The last bishop, Aegidius de Campis, d.1413, was created cardinal 1411, and succeded by Johannes de Marla (r.1414-18), see [395]. Pandolfo Malatesta was appointed 1418 by Martin V.  
   Identical arms in [K176] for an Aep.Poxiorancis.
Eubel HC 1:212-213 (Coutances); Chesnaye 18:770 (Tallerand/Talevande Sr de la Mothe) = {paly Er-Gu};


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KCR:312 '¤ dns wilhelmus bitturicensis archiepus' -- Guillaume de Boisratier, d.c.1420, Abp.Bourges 1409 (Bituricen., France), noted as a member of the Conclave [64].
     In ARK:148 a portuguese herald gave him {Az 3 crosses crosslets Or}. 
     In mss. A & K & W  with the legend 'dns wilhelmus bitturicensis archiepus'.
     In ms.G and vs.D with the legend 'her regnaldus von carnoco erczbischoff zu rimegen in franckreich' and in VSW:64 'karnato f'. This refers to Renaud de Chartres Abp.Reims [K264], as does the quartered arms {per saltire} qtg {checky of 9} in RUG:310 'ein erzbischoff zo remagen in franckreich'.
   The legend of [314] 'wilhelm aep buturicen' must have been transposed on to the {checky Ar-Gu} arms from here.
Eubel HC 1:142;


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KCR:331 'jacob erczbischoff zu thurom zu brittania' -- Jacques de Gélu, Abp.Tours, see [65] for discussion. In ms.A as 'dns jacobus curonensis archiepus'.


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KCR:373 'johannes eps cameracensis in franckreich', VSW:70 -- Jean de Gavre-Liedekerke, d.1438, Bp.Cambrai (Cameracen., suffr. Reims) 1412-34, succeded Pierre d'Ailly [128]. Cambrai was a suffragan of Köln in 1414 according to Zimmermann WG 14. Cambrai qtg Gavre-Lens dit de Rolland. In ms.W the lions of Q1 resemble dogs.
ESNF: 7:89-94;  Anselme 3:630 (Gavre); Rolland 2:10, art; Prinet 1921:76 (Cambrai);


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KCR:6247 'dns johannes eps thyemensis'. QDH = Or-Az, Gu-Ar.
-- Engelmar Kräll al. Kröll, d.1421, Bp.Chiemsee (Chiemen., suffr. Salzburg, Bavaria) 1399. Arms of the diocese.
Eubel HC 1:191; Hupp ARL 231; Sieb 8:98 + t165;
-- Similar to the town of Geneve / Genf, which is {Ar-Sa, Gu-Or}.


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KCR:6277 'dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps' -- Jean Bertrand-Gilly, Bp.Genève, see the Conclave [66]. VSW:103 = Sa-Or.


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KCR:314 '¤ dns jakubus thuronensis archiepus' -- Jacques de Gélu, Abp. Tours (Turonen.; dep Indre-et-Loire, France) 1414-27, who is assigned other arms in [65, 331/A214]. 
    In mss.A&P&K&W with the legend 'dns jakubus thuronensis archiepus'.
   The legend in vs.D and ms.G 'wilhelm aep buturicensis in frankere' must be transposed from the Abp.Bourges in [312/A315].The origin of VSW:51 'lutringen' is unplaceable.
Eubel HC 1:532 (Tours);


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KCR:395 'dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores' -- Joannes de Marla, d.1418, Bp. Coutances 1414 (Constantien.; Normandy, France), arms unknown. Died during the Council and was buried there. 
    In VSW:115 'armania' the arms are {3 hands 2:1} impaling escutch{lion/wolf acc. crown in chf sn}. Another Bp.Coutances in [337].
Eubel HC 1:213;  -- CHK blazon


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KCR:311 'johannes erczbischoff senonensis in frankreich' -- Guillaume Dormans, d.1415, Abp.Sens 1390 (Senonen.; dep Yonne, France), brother of the Bp.Paris, orleanist and in the obedience of Ben.XIII, succeded by Henri de Savoisy, appointed by Martin V in january 1418.
    Johannes Norry, dr., Abp-E.Sens 1417, in the french embassy. 
    The diocesian arms were {Az cross Ar betw 4 crosiers Or}. The Dormans (ar Epernay, dep Marne) used {Az 3 leopard's heads Or}, and Savoisy {Or 3 chevrons Gu & border engrailed Gu/Az}.
Eubel 1:447-448; Bouye HM 147; XDA:6401+6403+6404 (Sens);  Anselme 6:533; LYN:2147; CAM:64; Brandmüller KK 1:384 (Dormans); VSW:65; Finke KK 4:362; Dacher L 28 (Norry); CAM:120 (Savoisy);


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KCR:52 'dns fridericus eps bathonienis'. QDH = Q1 Ar-Gu.
-- Nicholas Bubwith, d.1424, Bp.Bath & Wells (Bathonien. & Wellen., England) 1407. Member of the Conclave for the English Nation. Arms of Bath & Wells impaling Bubwith, both confounded. 
   Similar arms in [K300] for 'rudolfus bathoniensis eps' and different arms in [K305] for 'nicolaus bathoniensis ..'.
Eubel HC 1:133; Gams SE 182; Burke GA 58 (Bath & Wells) = {Az sword Ar and pair of keys Ar-Or in saltire}; Bedford BE 22 (Bubwith) = {Ar fess engrailed Sa betw 3 chaplets Vt}; Dacher L 14 'fridericus eps bathonien.';


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KCR:446 '¤ dns thomas eps parisiensis zu paris'. QDH = Q2.
-- Arms of Johan Zipflar, Ab.Reitenhaslach [507] with Reitenhaslach qtg Zipflar. The legend is 'dns gerladus eps cortonensis' in mss. K &D and 'dns thomas eps parisiensis zu paris' in ms.A. The legends of [446/K260/A305] were transposed with [K258/A306]. Quarters are reversed in vs.D.
   The Bp. Cortona (Cortonen.; Toscana, Italy) 1404-1426 was Enoch Bucci / Bucii.
   Gérard de Montagu-en-Laye, d.1420, Bp.Paris (Parisien., France) 1409, Bp.Poitiers 1403. The family was enobled 1363 and high in the service of the king of France. Of his brothers, Jean (d.1415) was Abp.Sens 1409 and chancellor of France 1405, and another Jean (executed 1409), vidame de Laonnais & S.Marcoussis and grand maître de France. The arms of Montagu-en-Laye was {Ar cross Az betw 4 eagles Gu} as in ETO:392; and CAM:67. The arms ofthe diocese of Paris were {Az crosier Or, flory Or}.
Eubel HC 1:221 (Cortona); Laszloczky KK 160; Zimmermann BK 125; Zimmermann WG 14; Zimmermann WS 65 (Reitenhaslach); Eubel HC 1:410; Bouye HM 147 (Paris); Anselme 6:377-378 + 8:344-345; www;  XDA:6802 (Gérard 1416) + 6802 (Gérard, 1407);


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KCR:408 'dns anthonius epus chumensis' -- Antonio di Turcone or Turconibus, franciscan, Bp. Como (Cuman., suffr. Aquileia; prov Lombardia, Italy) 1409-1420. The item is second from the patriarch of Aquileia in ms.A.
    Laszloczky KK 162 has Ermanni Biagi or Blasius Hermanni, Bp.Chiusi (Clusin., imm., Toscana) 1410-1418, arms unknown.
    In vs.D as bend Vt fimbriated Or &c.
Eubel HC 1:225 (Como); Crollalanza DH 3:51-52 (Turcone, conte, milanese) = {Az fess Ar & chief Or ch. eagle cr. Sa}; Eubel HC 1:195 (Chiusi);


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KCR:385 'dns jacobus naulensis eps'. Exeter added added in black ink, the arms of the protestant diocese of Exeter as recorded by the College of Arms.
-- Not identified. Several bishops of Noli (Naulen., suffr. Genoa., Italy) at one time, but no Jacob. Conradus de Cloaco,  d.1405, 1396 appointed by Bon.IX; Leonardus de Feliziano, a dominican, appointed 1405 by Ben.XIII; Franciscus, abbot of Ste.Genéviève in Paris, also by Ben.XIII in 1406; Marcus, 1407, appointed by Gre.XII; or Joannes, appointed 1414 by Jo.XXIII.    
    The arms are identical to those of the premonstrantian abbey of Marchtal, nr Konstanz, present
    See also [379], where the Bp.Noli has the arms of the abbey of Ottobeuren.
Eubel HC 1:375; Gams SE 822; Dacher L 14; Zimmermann WG 15-16;


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KCR:66 'dns johannes episcopus jebenensis princeps saphoie' -- Jean de Bertrand-Gilly, d.1432, Bp.Genève (Gebennen., imm./ suffr. Vienne; Savoie, now Suisse) 1408 tranlated as Abp.Tarentaise 1418, on the embassy to Narbonne. Member of the Conclave for and president of the French Nation. Also as [K277] with lion cr. Genève was an imperial (reichsunmittelbarer) princedom in the province of Savoie since 1154.
Eubel HC 1:261+473; Dacher L 16; Zimmermann WG 11; Zimmermann WS 69; Jougla GA 2:103; Rolland 1:198;


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KCR:51 'dns richardus episcopus londensis'. QDH = fleur-de-lis Az in chf.
-- Richard Clifford, d.1421, Bp.London (Londonien, England) 1407, also with colours inverted as [341]. Formerly of Bath & Wells and of Worcester, Keeper of the Privy Seal 1388-1402. Member of the Conclave for the English Nation and a candidate for the papacy. His seal has two small shields, dx with {checky & fess ch. mitre & border} for baronial family Clifford, and sn with {3 eagles acc. fleur-de-lis in chf}, presumably for London, which is currently and were then {Gu 2 swords in saltire Ar}. VSW:40 has the legend 'lundê i galice', which is non-existent, and the eagles are also Q1+4 in the arms of the Bp.London in RUG:325. The arms in KCR and as second shield on his seal is similar to the arms of Cliffords of Durham (WJ:427), but no family connection is known.
Eubel HC 1:331; DNB 11:69; Bedford BE 85; XBM:1929 (Robert Clifford); XBM:1922 (London, 1348);


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KCR:424 'dns johannes eps mesburgensis' -- Nicolaus von Lubich al. Lubecken, d.1431, Bp.Merseburg  1411 (Mersebugen., suffr. Magdeburg), arms unknown. Succeded by Johan von Bose. 
Eubel HC 1:252; Gams 292; SIE:11n1, Merseburg = {Or cross Sa};


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KCR:429 'dominus johans sestry episcopus bagorêsis' -- Hardly Benedict Nicolls, Bp.Bangor (Bangoren., Wales) 1408, translated to St.Davids 1417. Succeded by William Barrow 1417, translated to Carlisle 1423. 
    The arms of Bangor are {Gu bend Or gutty Vt betw 2 mullets Vt}. Nicolls is attributed {Az fess Ar ch. 3 birds Sa betw 3 lion's heads Ar}. Barrow  is attributed {chevron betw 3 suns} with reference to the Council of Constance.There is an english 'ludwicus eps bagorensis' with different arms in [442/A348] and in Dacher L 15. The Bp.Bangor is named Griffinus by Hardt KK 4:433+438+591.
Eubel HC 1:130; DBA 1:390; Burke GA 45 = Bedford BE 15 (Bangor; Barrow);


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KCR:388 'dns petrardus palmiarum eps'. QDH = impaled.
-- Not identified, no diocese of similar name in Eubel HC and not mentioned in Fincke KK, but in a group of spanish bishops in ms.A. The nearest candidate would be Pedro Sancho de Rojas, Bp.Palencia (Palentin., suffr. Toledo, Spain) 1403, translated to Abp.Toledo 1415 and succeded by Alonzo de Arguello, a dominican.
Eubel HC 1:405+487 (Palencia); Fincke KK 3:583 (Arguello);  Rolland 1:66 (Arguello) = {2 keys addorsed & border ch. flanchis} a.o.;


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KCR: 412 'dns johanes papiensis eps'.
-- Pietro Grassi Bp.Pavia (Papien., imm.; prov.Lombardia, Italy), but the arms are very close to the sabre & key of Posen, as in MIL:1550 and RUG:349. Laszloczky KK 162 proposes the arms as of the Ordinat in Pavia.
Rolland 3:87  (Grassi) = {Az wyvern Or}; Finke KK; Eubel HC;


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KCR:434 '¤ dns andreas eps possnaiensis in regno polonie' -- Andreas Laskary Goclawski, dr.decr., bishop elect of Posen (Poznanien.; suffr. Gnezno; Poznan, Poland), spokesman of the polish delegation. The arms are the slightly confounded hrb Godzieba.
     In ms.A as 'dns johannes eps vrattislaviensis' for the Wenzelas von Schlesien-Liegnitz, Bp.Breslau.
     In ms.K & P  & Wand vs.D  as 'dns andreas eps possnaniensis', with the legend for Breslau placed below in vs.D. The item is part of the mix-up of for the Bp.Breslau [370/A286], Bp.Posen [434/A283] and Bp.Krakow [440/A284].
    Similar arms were on the Lateran tomb of cardinal Domenico Ram, see [400/A221].
Szymanski HS 124;  Eubel HC 1:408; Dacher L 16; Brandmüller KK 1:144 (Laskary);


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KCR:85 =  '¤ dns gideon ep pellicantrensis' -- The legend in mss.G&D 'dns gideon ep pellicantrensis' probably belongs to the following item with the 'dns philippus eps siciliarum' of ms.A as the original legend to these arms. 
    The five items on A381n, G45r and D56r are placed as suffrageans of the orthodox Gregor Aep.Kynoniensis in the text on A380n 'Et fuerunt hy episcopi de Grecia presentes:' and in vs.D: 'diss obgenanten fünff bischoff seind auss kriechenland'. The legend might be derived from Philippus de Sicilia ep.Bellicastrensis in Graecia in Dacher L 16.
Buck KCR 171;


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KCR:419 'dns paulus epus serenensis' . WB Schrott.
-- Probably the same as Paulus Ep.Serenensis in Proventz in Dacher L 15. This might be Jean de Seillons Bp.Senez (Senecen., suffr. Embrun; dep Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) 1409-1430 as proposed by Lenfant. 
    In ms.A as a suffragean of the patriarch of Aquileia, which would indicate Antonio Correr, d.1445, Bp.Ceneda (Ceneten.; suffr. Aquileia) 1409, see also [K257/A303]. As an alternative Antonio Casini Bp.Siena 1409 (Senen., imm., prov.Toscana), Bp.Pesaro 1407-1409, cardinal 1427, treasurer of Martin V by 1419.
Eubel HC 1:180 (Ceneda) + 1:446 (Siena); Lenfant KK 2:378; Jougla GA 6:200; Chesnaye DN 18:498; XRO:2678 (de Seillons, anj) = {fretty Or-Gu & chief Or & border engrailed Sa};


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KCR:422 'dns astorius eps sidrewicensis'. In QDH with a pencil note of diocese of Skara (Scaren.) in Sweden. The bishop of 1405-1424 was Brynjolf Karlsson, who used 3 decrescents (Raneke SM 2:516). WB Schrott.
-- Not identified, and there is no similar diocese in Eubel HC or Finke KK. Dacher L 15 has a 'ester eps ravelensis', possibly for Astorge Agnese Bp.Ravello 1413-18 (Ravellen, suffr. Salerno), with different arms.
   The chief is probably miscolured for the capo d'Angio {Az 3 fleurs-de-lis Or}.
Eubel HC 1:414 (Ravello); Crollalanza DH 1:14 (Agnese, from Napoli);


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KCR:416 'dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia'. QDh has Stavanger (Stavangren.) in Norway.
-- Nicolaus, Bp.Stonj & Korcilla/Curzola (Stagnen. & Cursulen., suffr. Ragusa; Dalmatia, present Croatia), 1392-1426.
Eubel HC 1:487;


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KCR:421 'dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia'. WB Schrott, Sieb 8:t35 'ultriflagense'.
-- Not identified. In ms.A placed as a suffragan of Split on the dalmatian coast, perhaps either of Knin (Tinien) or Nona (Nonen) or even Neutra (Nitrien., suffr. Esztergom).


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KCR:318 'dns johannes archiepus strigonensis' -- Johan von Kanisz / Janos Kanizai, d.1418 in Konstanz, vicechancellor of the University of Padua 1377, chaplain of Sigismund before being elected Bp.Erlau 1384,  Abp.Esztergom (Strigonien., Gran, Hungary) 1387, Erzkanzler and Reichsvikar in Hungary, a leading member of the 50 baronial families of Hungary. Succeded as chancellor by Georg von Hohenloe Bp.Passau and in 1420 by Johan von Borsnitz.
    In ms.A the arms are preceded by 3 names: 'dns anthonius aeps anthinacensis in schlavonia', 'dns philippus eps sardensis', and ' dns wassla dulciensis eps'.  
Eubel HC 1:489-490; Brandmüller KK 2:156;  Malyusz KS 29-30; Rolland 2:18 (Canissa / Kanitz, aut);


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QDH legend corrected by a later hand -- KCR:365 '¤ marc eps assnaburgen' -- The arms correspond to those of Niccolo Piscicelli, d.1441, O.Cist., Abp.Acerenza (Acheruntin.; prov Basilicata, Italy) 1407, translated to Salerno 1415, attended for the kingdom of Napoli. Laszloczky is mistaken in having him as Abp.Capua, that was Filippo Barili [324, 386].
   As 'dns franciscus amittanensis eps' in mss. P & A & K & W, possibly for Francesco Tomacelli Abp.Cosenza, in  [321] without name. The Tomacelli arms were {Gu bend checky Ar-Az}.
   There is no Ep.Amittanensis or Asnaburgensis in Eubel HC or the contemporary Nieheim provinciales (Erler DN) and no bishop Marcus in Dacher L, Fincke KK or Brandmüller KK.
Eubel HC 1:430 (Salerno); Crollalanza DH 2:348; Laszloczky KK 159; Zimmermann WG 9;


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KCR:414 'dns tulensis eps' -- Henri de Ville-sur-Illon, d.1436, Bp.Toul 1408 (Tullen., suffr. Trier; dep Meurthe-et-Moselle, France), arms {Or cross Gu} as in [418]. The arms of Toul were {Gu cross tau Or}.
Eubel HC 1:530; Lenfant KK 2:377; SIE:12n9 (Toul) + RUG:364Q1 = {Az stag's face Or & border Gu}; Loutsch L 791; XRL:5911 (Ville-sur-illon);


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KCR:382 'dns johannes eps ludinoschiensis in moraffia' -- Johan von Bucka gt 'eiserne', d.1430, Bp. Leitomischl 1392 (Luthomuslen., suffr. Praha; Moravia, Czechia), former dean of Vysherad in Prag,  apostolic legate to Bohemia 1415, translated 1418 to Olmütz, cardinal 1426, a principal adversary of Jan Hus. Leitomischl qtg Bucka. In Dacher L 13 placed in the subsection of archbishops. With different arms in [437/A273].
    Johannes Lubecensis with cross only in vs.H.
Eubel HC 1:332; Gams SE 286; Sieb 8:140 + t221; Lenfant KK 2:370;


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KCR:357 'haydeck eps eickstett'. QDH = Q1.
-- Johan von Heideck, d.1429, Bp.Eichstätt (Eysteten., suffr. Mainz; Bayern) 1415. He succeded Friederich von Öttingen, d.1415, and was succeded by Albrecht von Hohenrechberg 1429. Eichstätt qtg Heideck. 
    In ms.A with 'dns hinbertus eps basiliensis in reno', but Basel is cancelled in ms.K. Humbert Bp.Basel is in [353] with appropriate arms.
Eubel HC 1:253; Zimmermann WG 9; Zimmermann WS 71;


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KCR:89 'dns hermannus eps nicopolensis' -- Not identified, probably the orthodox diocese of Nicopol in Walachia, modern Bulgaria, where Sigismund and a western crusading army were defeated in 1396 by the turkish army of the sultan Bajazid.
   In ms.P with Sa-Or.
Dacher L 17;


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KCR:430 'dns marcus eps osnaburgensis' -- Hardly Otto von Hoya, d.1424, Bp.Osnabrück 1410 (Osnabrugen., Germany), appointed by Jo.XXIII. His arms were {2 gambs addorsed}.
   In vs.D as Az bend compony Or-Gu.
   The attribution to Verden [361] in the 1605-edition of Siebmacher is due to the transcription of the legend below the arms rather than the one above.
Eubel HC 1:397-398 (Osnabrück); SIE:10n14 (Verden) = Az bend checky Ar-Gu; Sieb 8:t204, Osnabrück = Ar wheel Gu,;


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KCR:328 'theobaldus von dem roten berg erczbischof bÿsentinus zu tuschgan' -- Theobald de Rougemont-Belvoir, Abp. Besancon (Bisuntin.; dep Doubs, France) 1405-1429, not Bp.Pisa in Toscana. 
   As Gu-Ar in vs.D. The legend in ms.P&A reads: 'theobaldus archepus bisuntinensis de rubio monte natus', see also [23].
    Bp.Verdun (Virdunen., suffr. Trier; dep Meuse) =  Johan von Saarbrücken 1404-20   --- Eubel HC 1:562;
ESNF 15:160;  XCB:448; XDD:3467;


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KCR:6248 'dns ulricus eps prygensis' -- Ulrich von Wien, Bp.Brixen, repeat of the diocesian arms [354].


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KCR:6250 '¤ dns waltherus eps ratisponensis'. QDH = Q1. 
-- Sigmar von Holneck, Bp.Seckau (Secovien, suffr. Salzburg; Obersteiermark, Austria) 1415. He died 15.06.1417 in Konstanz, and was succeded by Ulrich von Albeck Bp.Verden [356]. His predecessor, Friedrich von Perneck died 1414. Q1 is the 'Segenhand' or blessing hand of Seckau. The arms of Holneck in Steiermark is {Or heron raising Ar}, confounded here. The arms of Berneck was a panter.
     In ms.K with the legend 'dns johannes scitoniensis dz ist ze scitow', and in vs.D:165v, without arms, as 'nicolaus bischoff seggawienss starb zu constencz'.
    In ms.A a short text on the 3 archbishops from Burgundia, who did not attend, and the 3 suffragans that did (jacobus ep.augustensis, fridricus ep.lausannensis lesner, nicolaus ep.lingonensis).
    The legends of [K250/A146] and [364/K249/A296] were transposed.
Sieb 8:109 (Seckau); Zimmermann WG 7-8; Rolland 3:216 (Holneck) = {Or heron raising Ar; Ar bend of lozenges Sa; =; = :E: Gu mirror with handle Or};


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KCR:338 'dns nicolaus pragensis archiepus' . QDH = Q1 = Sa fess Ar.
-- Conrad von Vechta, Abp.Praha (Pragen., Bohemia) 1413, appointed by Jo.XXIII and suspended 1421 by Martin V for joining the Hussites. Praha qtg Vechta. In vs.H with  'nicolai' = {Az fess Gu; per chevron Gu-Ar}.
Eubel HC 1:429; Sieb 8:t174;


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KCR:8216 'dom iohannes eps tragurensis in ungaria // disser schiltt ist ouch dns cunradus de susato doctor in theolia in haidelberg' -- In ms.P with two legends,  at sn: 'dns johans epus traguriensis in ungreland' for Simon Dominis Bp.Trogir, and below: 'disser schiltt ist ouch dns cunradus de susato doctor in theolia in haidelberg' for the canon Conrad Susato. Both were member of the Conclave, see [47, 49].


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KCR:45 'dns nicolaus archiepiscop gnesnensis in polonia' -- NicolasTraba al. Tramba, Abp.Gniezno (Gneznen., Poland) 1411-22, head of the Polish delegation and member of the Conclave for the German Nation. Also present among the bishops in [325]. The arms are the hrb of the Traby and Brzezina clans, also used by Radziwil from Lithuania.
    The top legend explains that the arms on the page belonged to the six (non-cardinal) members of the German Nation at the Conclave. In vs.D both bishops and doctores have mitre and crosier at the side of the shields. There are no legends in this segment of ms.A.
Szymanski HS 279; Sieb 8:126 + t207;


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KCR:335 'dns georius archepus dubliniensis' -- Hardly Thomas Cranley, d.1417, Abp. Dublin (Dublinen.; Ireland), 1397, succeded by Richard Talbot in 1417. Dublin used a variant of the pallium. 
     In ms.P placed in a list between 'ain mächtiger ertzbischoff cassellansis .. in ainer sundrichen insulen' and 'dns georius archepus dubliniensis'.
    The arms are similar to those attributred to Hartung von Klux [1091], a german knight serving Henry V and emperor Sigismund, who used {Ar vine branch leaved in bend Sa}.
     In ms.A followed by a note the Abp.Tuam (Tuamen; Ireland) and his 7 bishops were absent, as were the archbishop 'Nidrosiensis in Schotia' (Trondheim / Nidaros; Norway) and his 14 bishops, as well as the archbishop 'Uppsalensis in Schottenland' (Uppsala; Sweden) and his 20 bishops.
Eubel HC 1:237; Burke GA 239 (Cranley) = {leopard's head betw 3 crowns}; St.John Hope GS t38 (Klux, KG stall plate,);


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KCR:443 '..', Bp.St.Andrews, the principal diocese of Scotland. QDH = Az saltire Ar ch. 5 dried cloves Sa.
-- Not identified. The ermine is actually represented by 5 trefoils slipped, see also Nicolaus Ab.Precibus in Venezia [512].


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KCR:451 '..' -- Arms of the diocese of Breslau - not Bremen, see [371].


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KCR:439 'dns thomas eps culmensis prope paganos' -- Arnold von Stapel, O.T., Bp.Kulm 1402 (Culmen., suffr. Riga; Chelmno, Prussia, present Poland). Succeded by Johan von Mergenau appointed 1416 and confirmed 1418. Arms similar to the austrian family Ruxdorf (GEL:769).
Eubel HC 1:224-225; Hardt KK 4:601 (Stapel);


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KCR:371 'dns johannes eps wradislaviensis' -- Wenzelas von Schlesien-Liegnitz, Bp.Breslau (Vratislavien., suffr. Gnezno, Schlesien, now Poland) 1382, appointed by Urb.VI.    
     Clemens VI had appointed the dean, Theodoric, in 1378. On the resignation of Wenzelas, Conrad von Schlesien-Öls, d.1447, was appointed. 
     Painted with only 3 fleurs-de-lis in Q4. Breslau qtg Schlesien. The seal of Wenzelas from 1413 has 3 small seals of an eagle, 6 fleurs-de-lis and checky. See also [431, 446].
    The item is part of the mix-up of for the Bp.Breslau [370/A286], Bp.Posen [434/A283] and Bp.Krakow [440/A284].
Eubel HC 1:567; Sieb 8:52+t104; Gumowski PS #365;


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KCR:458 -- Philippe, general of the order of St.Anthon. This was probably the Hospital Brothers of St.Anthony, an order founded in Dauphiné in 1095, which established their first german monastery in Memmingen in 1214. They cared for the sick. Their emblem was a tau cross.
wikipedia;


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KCR:397 -- Not identified, no diocese of similar name in Eubel HC. See also [A190] with 'dns johes eps kameresis in regno arronie' and {bend cotised}. Neither of the possible mispellings are likely: Diego Bp.Zamora [389], Gunsalvus Bp.Lamego 1394-1419 (Lamecen, suffr. Compostella/Lisboa), or Garcia de Castro Bp.Coria 1403-20 (Caurien, suffr. Compostella).
   Arms Gu-Ar in Q4 for Gomez de la Vega (Rietstap, Cadenas HP 103, Zimmermann WG 10);
Eubel HC 1:178 (Coria); Eubel HC 1:291(Lamego);


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RE: Burgos -- LBQ:3719/544v1 'cartagena a burgos';


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Besancon or Rougemont, KCR:23+328, MIL: 1541 'bischoff von besinitensis'


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KCR:54+369. QDH = Q2 as Ar-Or.
-- John Wakering, d.1425, Bp.Norwich (Norwicen., England) 1413. Member of the Conclave for the English Nation. Arms of Norwich impaling Wakering. The 'pelican vulning' is a symbol of charity, his family arms were {Ar 3 hawk's lures Sa acc. crescent in chf}. Not mentioned by Dacher.
    The present arms are also in [369] with the legend 'dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland'.
Eubel HC 1:389; Gams SE 195; Bedford BE 90+92; Burke GA 1063;


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KCR:378 -- Not Benedetto Vanni de Actonibus de Nursia, O.S.B., Bp.Assisi (Assisien., imm., Italy) 1411, but Albert von Stauff, d.1421, Bp.Regensburg  (Ratisbonen., suffr. Salzburg; Oberpfalz, Germany)  1409 with arms as in his seal, see also [K220, 364]. 
   Q2 in ms.K&P is {per bend lozengy Ar-Gu & plain Sa} and ms.K have Q3 as {per bend plain Sa & lozengy Ar-Gu}, copied from a damaged source. 
Eubel HC 1:114-115 (Benedetto  Vanni Bp.Assisi) + 1:434 (Regensburg); Fincke 4:902 (Nicolaus Vannini Bp.Assisi); 
Laszloczky KK 160 (Regensburg); Zimmermann WG 7;


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QDH = Gu-Ar-Or. Diocese and town use identical arms;
REF:
Burke GA 45; Sieb 4/1.5.1A:t2 (bend ermined, 1859);


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KCR:366 'dns georius epus mantamensis' (Or-Ar) -- KCR:6178+8023 patriarch of Aquileia.  QDH = Ar-O, lse also next item.
-- Abp.Aquileja (Aquilegen.) in Istria, a patriarchate. Antonio da Ponte Bp.Concordia [420/A232], as administrator, when Antonio Panciera, Abp. 1402 was created cardinal in 1411 [125]. Ludwig von Teck assumed the See in 1418. Arms of the archdiocese or patriarchate as in Q1+4 of Ludwig von Teck [126].
    On A:343n are 2 additonal arms (tridentin, chumen) and 9 names (caffanien*, cattanacen*, croconien*, bononien*, cropien*, milicen*, chusentinen*, maturanen*, aquilen & friul & agla) and a further 6 arms on p.344 (mantuen, chumen, paduen, concordien, seren*, naulen*) - all presumably suffragans of Aquileia, but only 5 can be found among the 16/17 suffragans of Aquileia.
Eubel HC 1:99-100; Sieb 8:133+t217;


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KCR:366 'dns georius epus mantamensis'. QDH= Ar-Or
-- Antonio de Uberti, d.1417, Bp.Mantova (Mantuanen., suffr. Aquileia; Italy) 1390, succeded by Giovanni de Uberti, d.1428. The family held the imperial vicariate of the town of Mantova from 1311. They bore {per pale checky Or-Az & Or eagle demi Sa}. Arms unifinished in ms.K, but Gu-Ar in vs.H for Georgius Eps.Mantuanii.
Eubel HC 1:339; Crollalanza DH 3:54;


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KCR:313 'her johannes norri erczbischoff senonensis in franckreich'. QDH = Az 'mushroom' Or betw 3 mullets Ar.
-- A repeat of [311] with a slightly different legend. Guillaume Dormans, d.1415, Abp.Sens (Senonen.) 1390 or Johannes Norry, Abp-E.Sens 1417. 
    In ms.A this item is heading the list of french bishops. Identical arms are in [K267] with a different.legend.


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KCR:327 'franciscus erczbischof zu rauen in flanra un lombardia'. QDH = Gu bend Or, also QDH:90.
-- Hardly Tomaso Perondoli, Abp. Ravenna (Ravennaten.; Italy), 1411. Arms similar to those of his family {Gu 6 pears Gu} are in [399] for Bp.Dol, and the name only in [346]. Neither Giovanni Benedetti, Abp.Ravenna, chamberlain of Gregor XII and of roman obedience, Bp.Pesaro 1419-71. 
    The ms.A subsegment has 6 coats-of-arms and in addition 9 names of suffragan dioceses, which except for two (thomacen, thesarencen) might give the complete list of the church province of Ravenna, though the arms can only be verified for one of the incumbents, Giacomo Obizzi Bp.Adria.
Eubel HC 1:436 (Ravenna); Crollalanza 2:316 (Perondoli, of Ferrara); Crollalanza 1:114 (Benedetti from Pesaro, different arms);


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KCR:316 'antonius erczbischof zu ragusin in dalmacia' . QDH = field Or.
-- Antonius de Reate, d.c.1440, Abp. Ragusa (Ragusin., Dubrovnik, Dalmatia, present Croatia) 1409, franciscan, dr.med., took part in the process against Jan Hus. Arms not verified.
   The field is Or in VSW:43 and in some copies of vs.D. See also Johannes dit cardinal de Raguse in [139].
   Laszloczky KK 159 suggests that these arms are for Bartolomeo Casini Bp.Pesaro. He and his brother Antonio Bp.Siena used the arms in Or-Az-Az.
Eubel HC 1:432; Gams 404; Lenfant KK 2:370 (Ragusa); Crollalanza DH 1:252 (Cassini);


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KCR:451 's.n.'. Arms of the diocese of Breslau, see [371].


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KCR:510 'johannes apt cistericêsis in burgundi' -- Jean de Martigny, d.1428, abbot of Notre-Dame de Citeaux 1405, can.Nuit-St.Georges (dep Côte-d'Or), the principal cistercian house in Bourgogne, and head of the order. He is probably the one named twice in Dacher L 19+20. 
    The arms of the cistercians as used mainly by the french and english daughter-houses are France with an escutcheon of Bourgogne-ancien. The german branches used {Sa bend checky Ar-Gu} as in STU:18.
     The several versions of KCR have various renderings of the arms, mostly for Citeaux, but also for its daughter-houses, e.g 'johannes apt castellensis in frankreich' in [511]; in mss.A&P with 'dns petr abbas castel censis in regno francie' and unfinished arms [A375/P1020], and in [A376] with 'dns fredericg abb scte marie in regno franzie cistercienss ordinis'.
McCarthy EH 91-93; Sieb BiK t145;


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KCR:399 'dns jacobus dolensis eps in britania'. QDH = Gu 6 droplets Or (3:3).
--  Not Etienne Coeuvret, d.1429, Bp. Dol 1405 (Dolen.; suffr. Tours, Bretagne, France), as in Dacher L 16. 
    The arms correspond to those of Tomaso Perondoli, Abp. Ravenna 1411 (Ravennaten.; Italy), see [327, 346].
Eubel HC 1:226 (Dol) + 1:436 (Ravenna); Laszloczky KK 159+162; Crollalanza 2:316 (Perondoli, of Ferrara); Coeuvret, bre, Rolland 2:106 = {Az 3 hearts Or / Ar-Gu}; Zimmermann WS 65;


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QDH = crosier Or. Laon, sigil 1352, XDA:6645.


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Langres (diocese) = Lingonen. Sigil,  XDA:6625 (1317, Guil de Durfort);


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KCR:313 + 6267 'dns rupertus macloniensis eps in pritania', see also QDH:66


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St. Asaph added in black ink in a later hand. Arms used by the austrian abbey of Melk.


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QDH = chaplets replacing escallops, modern protestant diocese of St.David's in Wales. 
G Briggs, Civic & Corporate Heraldry, Heraldry Today, 1971;


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St.Thomas Cantelupe  Bp.Hereford 1275-1282, canonized c.1307 .
Curry PS 1, Fryde BC 250; Hicks LM 15-17; WJ:28 (St.Thomas of Hereford); N:227; SP:117; TJ:497; AK:40;


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MIL:1579 'bischoff von koppenhagen in dennmarcken'. QDH = Az-Or, Ar-Gu, see also QDH:151.


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KCR:408 'dns anthonius epus chumensis'. QDH = Ar bend Az fimbriated undy Or  betw 2 roses Gu, see also QDH:139.
-- Antonio di Turcone or Turconibus, franciscan, Bp. Como (Cuman., suffr. Aquileia; prov Lombardia, Italy) 1409-1420. The item is second from the patriarch of Aquileia in ms.A.
    Laszloczky KK 162 has Ermanni Biagi or Blasius Hermanni, Bp.Chiusi (Clusin., imm., Toscana) 1410-1418, arms unknown.
    In vs.D as bend Vt fimbriated Or &c.
Eubel HC 1:225 (Como); Crollalanza DH 3:51-52 (Turcone, conte, milanese) = {Az fess Ar & chief Or ch. eagle cr. Sa}; Eubel HC 1:195 (Chiusi);


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MIL:1579 'bischoff von koppenhagen in dennmarcken'. QDH = Az-Or, Ar-Gu, see also QDH:148.


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London (Londonien.), modern arms. QDH with border Ar. WB Schrott, Sieb 8:t32.


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KCR:54 'dns johannes episcopus nowicensis', KCR:369. QDH = Az 3 tiaras, see also QDH:24. Norwich, protestant diocese, with mitres, WB Schrott, Sieb 8:t35.
-- John Wakering, d.1425, Bp.Norwich (Norwicen., England) 1413. Member of the Conclave for the English Nation. Arms of Norwich impaling Wakering. The 'pelican vulning' is a symbol of charity, his family arms were {Ar 3 hawk's lures Sa acc. crescent in chf}. Not mentioned by Dacher.
    The present arms are also in [369] with the legend 'dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland'.
Eubel HC 1:389; Gams SE 195; Bedford BE 90+92; Burke GA 1063;


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KCR:340 '¤ dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis' + KCR:1098+1114, see also QDH:70.


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QDH = Az-Ar-Or.
-- University of Oxford, actual arms. The three crowns were probably introduced for personal use by Thomas Cranley, warden of New College 1389-96 and chancellor of the university 1390.
   Ms.A has {book & chief Gu ch. lion passt guard Or}. In ms.P with France qtg England; in Ms.G&vs.D with France qtg England ch. book.


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KCR:348 'ns johannes archepus salussburgensis' + KCR:42. QDH = WB Schrott = Sieb 8;t34 = Sa cross engrailed Er betw 4 crescents Ar.
-- Robert Hallum, d.1417, Bp.Salisbury (Saresberien., England) 1408, buried at Konstanz. His family arms {Sa cross engrailed Er} with a difference, the diocese having {Virgin Mary with child sn and fleur-de-lis}. 
    In RUG:326 the Hallum arms replace Salisbury in Q1+4. His arms are on fo.352 of the Sherborne Missal. The name and title is correct in Dacher L 14, but in ms.A mistaken for the Abp.Salzburg and given the Salzburg arms {Or lion Sa} impaling Austria.
Eubel HC 1:455; Bedford BE 112; Burke GA 444*; Heim HC 25*;


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KCR:35 's.n.'.  QDH = lion Or. The bishop of Slesvig (Sleswicen.) in Denmark 1375-1421 was Johan Gudenberg (Skondelev).
-- Not identified, with [34]. Similar arms known for several swedish families, but all assumed extinct before 1400. The colours are varied in the vs.D incunables.


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KCR:447 'dns rupertus uscernensis eps vel tinstacensis'. QDH = field lozengy Or-Az.
Robert du Four Bp.Sisteron (Sistaricen., suffr. Aix; dep Basses-Alpes, Provence, France), arms unknown.  
    Dacher L 14 has Rupertus Ep.Istericensis in Provincia, and it is placed with suffrageans of the provencial archdioceses in ms.A. But the arms are very like the polish hrb Zareba [658], though this usually has the field Gules and the chief Or or Azure. 
    In vs.D with lozengy &c. In ms.A with 'dns rupertus ysterciensis eps vel tinstacensis'.
Szymanski HS 301 (Zareba); Lenfant KK 2:375 (Sisteron);


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KCR:423 'dns johannes eps warrinacensis'. QDH = Gu-Or, Or-Gu, see also QDH:259. WB Schrott, Sieb 8:t35.
-- Not identified. No diocese of similar name in Eubel HC or Fincke KK. In ms.A in a group of british bishops, in Buck KCR 169 as '.. warmacensis'.


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KCR:315 'andreas colocensis archieps in ungaria'. QDH = Ar-Sa.
-- Andrea Benzi de Gualda, d.1437, Abp.Split / Spalato 1389-1412, then Abp.Kalocza-Bacs (Colocen. & Bachien., Hungary) 1413-19 then Bp.Sitten, a close confidant of emperor Sigismund. The arms of Gualdo of Vicenza, a family of german descent, is replaced by those of Gualdo of canton Vaud. 
   The name 'johannes aeps cornocensis in ungaria' above a blank shield in [317/G226].
    Page A:353n has the archbishops of Kalocza and Prag in the dx column and 4 bishops in column sn.
Eubel HC 1:204; Crollalanza 1:506 = Rolland 3:108 (Gualdo of Vicenza) =  {per pale Az eagle isst Sa & per fess (per fess Or-Gu & lion Sa; plain Sa};  Rolland 3:108 (Or ram's face Sa, Gualdo, can Vaud); Wagner UK 237-238;


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Lavant in Kärnten.
Sieb Bi 138 + t220; Hupp ARL 260;  RUG:339Q1*; MIL:1565*;


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-: Sieb 8:t204, transposition of legends in KCR.
REF: Eubel HC 1:397-398 (Osnabrück)


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Both for diocese of Breslau and the french cistercians.


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KCR:473 'bassaw'. -- Town of Passau, arms of the diocese.
SIE:220n31*;


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KCR:424 'dns johannes eps mesburgensis', see QDH:158.


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KCR:441 'dns nicolaus basenburgensis'. -- Not identified. No diocese with a name similar to this in Eubel HC.


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KCR:436 'dns nicolaus lubicensis eps'. QDH = reversed.
-- Johan von Borsnitz, Bp.Lebus (Lubucen., suffr. Gnezno; Leibus a.d.Oder, Silesia, Poland). The Borsnitz came from Schlesien. Borsnitz qtg Lebus. 
Szymanski HS 89 (Borsnitz); SIE:12n13* + Sieb Bi 37 (Lebus);


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Bp.Worms. MIL:1574 'bischoff von wormss'.


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KCR:359 'dns hartmanus epus curiensis et comes de werdenberg de santgans' + KCR:362 'dns johannes abundi eps curiensis', both Chur qtg family arms.
-- Johannes Ambundi, d.1440, Bp. Chur (Curien., suffr. Mainz; Graubünden / Grisons, present Schweiz) 1416, translated 1418 as Abp.Riga.  Johannes was dean of Herrieden (diocese Eichstädt), he attended in 1415 as procurator of Bp.Würzburg and president of the Natio Germanica. Chur qtg ?Ambundi. His predessor was Hartman von Werdenberg-Sargans, d.1416 [359].
Eubel HC 1:227; Sieb 8:111 + t183; Brandmüller 1:143; Zimmermann WS 121;


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Bp.Verden, as in the great arms of the king of Prussia and Emperor of Germany.


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Bp.Halberstadt. MIL:1559 'bischoff von halberstat'.


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KCR:417 'dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck'. QDH = Or bend checky Ar-Az. Bp.Liege is usually Gu column Ar.
-- Hardly Johan von Bayern (Wittelsbach), d.1425, Bp.Liège (Leodien., suff. Köln; Lüttich, Brabant, Belgium) 1388, resigned 1418 to claim Holland-Hainaut, son of Albrecht Hz.Bayern & Gf.Holland-Hainaut (d.1404). Succeded by Johan von Wallerode, d.1419, former Bp.Riga [46]. 
   In ms.P&A with Q1 as Ar-Gu and Q2 as {per bend undy Az-Or & bend checky Ar-Gu}. Qtrs reversed in vs.D. With the field Sa Q2 would be the arms of the benedectine or cistercian orders.
   The two shields (lodien, osnabrugen) on ms.A:349n are followed by 3 names (traiacen, monasterien, minden), giving the 5 suffragans of Köln.
Sieb Bi; RUG:330Q1 {Gu column Ar}, diocese of Liège; SIE:10n11 (attributed to Lüttich) = {Or bend checky Ar-Gu};


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Bp.Gurk (Gurcen.). With Q1 = Or-Gu in RUG:1562.


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KCR:378 'dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy'. QDH = Q2.
-- Günther von Schwarzburg, d.1445, Abp.Magdeburg (Magdeburg., Germany) 1403. Schwarzburg qtg Magdeburg.
   Quarters reversed in ms.P.
Eubel HC 1:335; Sieb 8:103 + t171 = Gu-Ar;


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KCR:46 'dns johannes archiepiscopus rigensis in neiffen' + KCR:320. QDH = Q2.
-- Johan Wallenrode, 1350-1419, Abp.Riga (Rigen.; present Latvia) 1393, Bp.Liège 1418, head of the delegation of the Deutsche Order and member of the Conclave for the German Nation. Johan was a cousin of Konrad von Wallenrode, HM/O.T., d.1393. Riga qtg Wallenrode and unknown, see also [310, 320]. 
  In ms.K with 'dns johes walroder archieps rigensis in missenland'.
Rolland 6:140;  Sieb 14/3.1:t35 (Wallenrode); www;


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KCR:440 '¤ dns johannes eps vrattislaviensis'. QDH = horseshoe reduced to something like a loaf of bread or boat as in VSW.
-- Adalbert (Wojcieh) Jastrzebiec, d.1436, Bp. Posen 1399, translated to Krakow 1412 (Cracovien, suffr. Gniezno), and to Abp.Gniezno 1423 with hrb Jastrebiec.
     In mss.K&P&W and vs.D as 'dns johannes eps vrattislaviensis' and in ms.A as 'dns andreas eps possnaniensis'. The legends are mistaken and part of the mix-up of for the Bp.Breslau [370/A286], Bp.Posen [434/A283] and Bp.Krakow [440/A284].
Szymanski HS 139 (Jastrebiec); Eubel HC 1:214 (Krakow) + 1:265 (Gniezno) + 1:408 (Posen);


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Bp.Kulm (Culmen., suffr. Riga), arms (impaled, Q1 = Ar cross Or) from KCR:382 'dns johannes eps ludinoschiensis in moraffia', see QDH:205.


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Bp.Posen (Poznanien, suffr. Gnesno). MIL:1550 'bischoff von bosnen polnisch'.


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Bp.Krakow (Cracovien., suffr. Gnesno). MIL:1549 'bischoff von kragow polnisch'.


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KCR:389 'dns ludwicus eps ariminensis', Bp.Rimini, see also QDH:28. QDH = Gu 6 balls of wool Or.


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KCR:460 'dns niclaus von balionibus obrist prior sant johanns ordens zu jherusalem'. QDH = per pale Gu cross Ar & Az 3 bars Ar, see also Philippe de Naillac, HM/O.St.John.
-- Nicolas, prior of O.St.John, not identified. The legend is 'nicolai de ballionibus prior ord teut' in vs.H for the Teutonic Order. Ms.A has Q2 as {Ar 3 bars Sa} and ms.P as {barry Ar-Az}.


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KCR:89 'dns hermannus eps nicopolensis´. QDH = Sa-Or, see also QDH:223.
-- Not identified, probably the orthodox diocese of Nicopol in Walachia, modern Bulgaria, where Sigismund and a western crusading army were defeated in 1396 by the turkish army of the sultan Bajazid.
   In ms.P with Sa-Or.
Dacher L 17;


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KCR:433 'dns nicolaus vatrecinensis eps' -- Not identified, but as a suffragean of Esztergom in ms.A, which indicates either Philippus Bp.Waitzen 1407-1419 (Vacien., suffr. Esztergom; Hungary) or Vezprem (Vesprimen, suffr. Esztergom; Hungary), administered by cardinal Branda Castiglione  1412-1424. No diocese of similar name in Eubel HC.
Eubel HC 1:541+555; Gams SE 383


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KCR:402 'dns johannes varadiensis eps' -- Andrea Scolari, d.1426, Bp.Wardein 1409 (Varadien., suffr. Kalocza; Nagy-Warad = Grosswardein; Hungary), a florentine and relative of Pipo de Osara [709]. This might be the arms of the diocese or just misplaced.
Rolland 5:290 (Scolari) = {bendy Or-Sa};


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KCR:423 'dns johannes eps warrinacensis' -- Not identified. No diocese of similar name in Eubel HC or Fincke KK. In ms.A in a group of british bishops, in Buck KCR 169 as '.. warmacensis'.


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KCR:431 'dns petrus epus undinensis' -- Not identified, without legend in mss.A&K,  in ms.A with Metz and Toul, possibly an alternative Verdun. Similar arms as attributed to the town of Köln.


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KCR:361 'dns ulricus eps verdensis'. QDH = Az-Ar-Gu. 
-- Ulrich von Albeck, Bp. Verden 1407 (Verden., suffr. Mainz, Germany), diplomat and canonist, roman obedience, appointed by Gre.XII. Ulrich was translated to Seckau 1417-31. Verden is {Az bend checky Ar-Gu} in Siebmacher 1605, but {Ar cross formy Sa} according to Zimmermann. The pisaner bishop 1407/1409 was Heinrich von Hoya, d.1441, who resigned  1426 and bore {2 gambs addorsed}. The Albeck arms were a unicorn salient in his seal. The name is also in [430].
   In ms.P & vs.D with Gu-Er-Or.
Eubel HC 1:522; SIE:10n14 (Verden); Zimmermann WG 9;


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KCR:310 'herr johanns von nancto erczbishoff vionensis das ligt in denn delphanat czu frankêreich'. QDH = field Ar.
-- Jean de Nanton, d.1427, Abp.Vienne 1405 (Viennen.; dep Isère, France), arrived Konstanz 12.1414. His personal arms might have been {Vt cross Or}. 
    The arms ought to be for the archdiocese as in RUG:312Q1, but identical arms were borne by the family of Francois de Conzié Abp. Narbonne [319]. Vienne is also mentioned in [332] with {Az bend Ar cotised Ar}.
    In vs.D with field uncoloured / Ar, and in ms.A with 'dns symon archiepus vionensis'.
Eubel HC 1:527 (Vienne) + 1:373 (Narbonne); Chesnaye DH 6:153-161 (Conzié); Rolland 4:273 (Nanton, frc); VSW:62 'mancto in francreich'; Zimmermann WS 125;


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KCR:88 -- Not identified, probably for an orthodox diocese.


ArmTxt:
les armes des anchiens contes de flandres


AiCmnt:
#- Segment heading: 'icy apres s'ensuivent les douze pers de flandres du temps passe'.


ArmTxt:
le conte du neufchastel du gandt a present appelle hauwerbourg


AiCmnt:
The town of Gent, also blazoned {Sa gauntlet Ar in pale}.
Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les villes fremez en ladicte conte de flandres'.


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Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les villes ruwynez et enandez par la mer en ladicte conte de flandres avecque leur armes'.


ArmTxt:
haerlebeque est la plus anchiene ville de flandres

AiCmnt:
Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les villes a present sans cloture nonobstant preveligie comme les autres en conte de flandres'.


ArmTxt:
le viconte de gandt .. leur surnom fut vilaeyn .. et a present sont vicontes de gandt seuz de meluyn

AiCmnt:
Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les tres-noble barons et banneretz de la conte de flandres.


AiCmnt:
descended from Marle chatelains de Bruges


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de la vilel et pays de steelande


ArmTxt:
le seigneur du pays de sysoeyn ber de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de nieuwerlande weest ber de flandres


ArmTxt:
le chatelain et seigneur de berghes st-wynnock


ArmTxt:
le grand seigneur de heyn ber de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lauwe et crye: up der leye


ArmTxt:
le seigneur du pays de bevres au pays de wase


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de'espyere et crie: mortaeingne


ArmTxt:
le chastelayn viconte et seigneur de dyxmude


ArmTxt:
le seigneur du pays de sandtvoerde et du mystier .. leur surnom fut de gandt


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de dryncham .. crie: houdenbourg


ArmTxt:
l'evesque de tournaey archeconselier de flandres

AiCmnt:
Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les nobles officiers herytable de la conte de flandres'.


ArmTxt:
le provost de sainct-donaes a bruges chanselier de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de wingle pres pont-wendyn conestable de flandres .. et cestre seigneurie et office de conestable apartient a present  a seuz de melyun conte d'espinoey


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de douleyeu marischal de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de armentiers grand-maistre d'hostel de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de vyght grand escuier de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de sclype et du mystier grand chamberlain de de flandres .. le chamberlain de franc .. seigneurs de la ville de houdenbourg


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bouveloode grand trensant de flandre


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de loe grand eschanson de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de rosendale grand boutellier de flandre


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de leentsele grandt hussier de flandres


AiCmnt:
poerte à trois tourettes
Segment heading: 's'ensuivent les tres-noble et anchienes seigneurs aveque l'anchienne noble maysons de chevalerye de flandres'.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de rodenbourg a present dict haerdenbourg


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de warneston .. et crye: heyne


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bouwenquerque .. ewt crye: coquelare


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de tronchienes .. et crye: flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur du pays de le houtsche .. et crye: bruges


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de zwevezeele .. et crye: courtraevsyen


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de zweveghem .. et crye: haerlebecque-zweveghem


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de hersteyn .. et crye: somerghem


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lyelare . .et crye: mael te viendra


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de bernage . .crye: bevres joyeulx bernage


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de herseaeulx .. crye: courtrney


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de watervliedt, les nobles berghes .. crye praet


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de watynee . .crye: watyne d'aversquerque


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de menyn .. crye: courtruay, courtrerosyen


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de beernhem .. crye: guarde le noble guydon


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de braquele  .. crye: courtraesyen


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de nyeuquerque, enctre messyne et bailleul


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de viane en la conte d'alost


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le poelle . .crye: maldeghem


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de altena au pays de wase .. crye: altyts altena


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de baefsdycque .. il ont aussy este seigneurs de assebroucq


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de hermez .. et furent surnome turpin


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de zeevecote . .crye: deeneman


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le beerst, d'asur á troes chevrons, et crye: par madame, vaillant!


ArmTxt:
la tres noble et anchienne mayson surnomme vylayen


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lombeque en la conte d'aloist


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de meereghem .. crye: moerquerque


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de buecquemare . .crye: dudzelle


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de laque .. crye: de la bourgbourg bouf


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de watendonc .. crye: a la maelheure joeyeusement


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de orbyscourt . .crye: doway


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de fremycourt .. crye: doway


AiCmnt:
Blazon emended from Wazières, the label is Gu.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de wyntre .. crye: au mont hauteryve


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de dycquebus .. crye: morslede


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le walle pres avesquerque


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de sanct-pierre .. crye: dudzelle


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome le flameng de gand . .crye: sysoyng


ArmTxt:
le mayson surnomme de lysle .. crye: lylle, fraeyhyers phalempyn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de roesebecque pres dentelghem .. crye: halewyn


ArmTxt:
la maison surnome de hiecaute .. crye: gramsberque


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de tilleghem . .crye:vormeselle


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de helverdynghe .. crye: helverdynge de nevle


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de axpoele .. crye: vilaeyn à gant


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de ryen en tournesys et le seigneur de hoverdrye


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le moere au pays de wases .. crye. Vilaeyn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de la haye en la chastelayne de lylle .. crye wauryn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur du quesnoey .. il ont este seigneurs de pamele, bers de flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de beaufremez .. crye: wauryn


AiCmnt:
CHK fam & blazon 'poerte a troes tourettes'


AiCmnt:
Probably qtd arms with van den Hoye as Q2+4.


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lyeuwen .. crye: termonde


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de brysteede .. crye: vilaeyn a gant


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome braem .. crye: vilayen a gant


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome semarael .. crye flandres


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de molenbeque ores la ville de thielt .. leur surnom boonyn tres ancien noble et puissant


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de moscroen .. crye: louwaeyn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de le moere pres houdenaarde .. crye: cnesselare


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de gravynne, pres deynze .. crye: quinghyen le courtaeysien


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome van den damme .. crye: vilaeyn de gandt


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de larne . .crye: vilaeyn à gandt


AiCmnt:
pareilles
RE: Hamal, hes; Haesbrouck, fla;


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de beyselare .. crye: woestyne


AiCmnt:
pareilles  -- CHK FAM :  Meersch - Okegem


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome de gandt .. crye: vilaeyn de gandt


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de d'eestrudt . .crye: lydequerque


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de sandacquere .. crye: woestyne


ArmTxt:
le seigneur d'usselghem .. leur surnom fut de vos


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de steenquerque .. leur surnome fut spoerkyn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lymon .. et sont surnome provoest


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de ansebeque .. crye: ghystelles


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de lannoye .. et sont surnome waselyn


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de manden .. crye: maldeghem


ArmTxt:
la mayson surnome de steenlandt .. crye: courtray


AiCmnt:
CHK blazon -- 1a) HRR, 1b) Böhmen, 1c) Luxembourg; 2) ?Pommern;


AiCmnt:
Borso d'Este (1413-1471) eelvated from marquis to duke in april 1471, 'modernisation'


AiCmnt:
Intermediate headline: "ce sont lez .iiij. Prince de la chrestientey".


AiCmnt:
This item was probably intended for the prince of Galillea, i.e. Hugues de Lusignan (d.1386).


AiCmnt:
Arms of the marquisate of Suze or Susa, actually Val de Suse, W of Turin in Piemonte, part of Savoie. The duchy of Chablais, created by emperor Friedrich II c.1250, is the territory on the south bank of Lac Leman, a savoyard province.
    Intermediate headline: "cez deux cy ont estey seigneur de padowa".
Bara BA 221; www.heraldry.org (Savoie);


ArmTxt:
lez vielle arme de la contey de borgongne


AiCmnt:
Top headline: "lez arme de la duchez de luzemborch et de la chevalerie".


AiCmnt:
SAV:127 = Vianden (Sponheim); Thil-Châtel


ArmTxt:
lez nouvelles arme de verni que ceulx d'aboucourt porte


ArmTxt:
le seigneur de biche porte lez arme de doupont ..

AiCmnt:
#- note: Bitche = {Or hind Gu & base Az}


AiCmnt:
Tibaldeschi = modified orsini -- Blanchard RYN 96;


AiCmnt:
Page headed: "les arme du roy de france et dez .xii. pere de france".
18rv blanco


AiCmnt:
Intermediate header: "lez armes dez .ii. vidames".


AiCmnt:
page headed: "ce sont lez armes de tous les ducs du royalme de france".


AiCmnt:
Charles (I) d'Albret, d.1415, S.Albret & C.Dreux 1382, conF 1402.


ArmTxt:
le conte de foesse et de bierne et crie foesse et biene


AiCmnt:
?? -- Gu chief Or & border compony of Jerusalem and France


AiCmnt:
formerly blanc shield, possibly C.Meulan - legend original, arms later and coarser;


ArmTxt:
les anciennes arme de la duchies d'anjou

AiCmnt:
Page headed: "les arme de la chevallerie d'anjou".
21 r blanco
-: griifin ch. arms


ArmTxt:
les nouvelles arme de la duchies d'anjou


ArmTxt:
messire pierre de brezel seigner de la varenne

AiCmnt:
Pierre (II) de Brézé, 1412-1465, ktd 1434 by Charles d'Anjou, sénechal d'Anjou 1437 & Poitou 1440 & Normandy 1450 - Jacques


AiCmnt:
cane, actually {Az 2 chains in saltire Or}


AiCmnt:
Page headed: "les arme de la chevallerye de la duchies de borgongne".
   26v blanco.


AiCmnt:
Page headed: " lez arme de la chevallerye de la duchies de bretagne".
  27v-28v blanco.


AiCmnt:
Page headed: " lez arme de la chevallerye de la duchiez de normendye".
  29v-30v blanco.


AiCmnt:
Page headed: " lez arme de la chevallerye de la duchies de barry".
33v blanco


AiCmnt:
Page headed: " lez arme de la chevallerye de la duchies de guyenne, de gascongne et de langedoch".
34v-36v blanco.


AiCmnt:
confounded reading of URF:418 & BER:911 for Albret or Fumel S.laBarthe, re: NAV:1277


AiCmnt:
misreading URF:437/438, see Lesparre and Armagnac;


AiCmnt:
Page headed. "les armes de la chevalerye de la contes de champagne".
40rv blanco, 39vblanco, but headed: "es armes de la chevalerye de la duchies de nemours".


AiCmnt:
Meslay (jcb), re: fess &c Mello / Meslay


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: 'lez armes de la chvalerie de la duches d'orliens'.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: 'lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchies +d'allanson+ de borbon'.


AiCmnt:
Headed by 'ce sont lez .iiii. Ligne hector de l'escluse'.
      Hector de l'Escluse S.Mas-en-Bourbonnais received the barony of la Bove-en-Laonnois in 1477 after denoucing the connetable de St.Pol.  Regnault de l'Ecluse, esq, S.Mass & Besse, fl.1444, used {3 chevrons betw 3 stars}.


AiCmnt:
de Jonas S.Ramades used {Az bend engtrailed Or}.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duches d'allenson".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez d'osteriche".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez de bawiere".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchies de sansogne".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: " lez armes de la chavalerye de la duchies de brentswich".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchies des mont".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duches de cleve"..


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duches de jullet".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez de galler".
     The fan Or is ch. lion passt Sa.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchies de brabans".


ArmTxt:
lez vielles arme de brabant et sont lez arme de lotheringe et de lovain


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchies de +lembourg+ lotringe".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez de lembourg".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez de savoiye <et les vassalx du pais ajouté>".


AiCmnt:
Blazoned as a serpent (guivre) rather than bande vivré.


AiCmnt:
Painted vairy Or-Az qtf Gu plain. Named St.Martin d'Aglié by jcb.


ArmTxt:
conte de saint martin seigneur de visque


AiCmnt:
Jean (II) 'le bon' D.Bourbon 1456-88, became brother-in-law to Philippe de Savoie C.Bresse [].


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royalme de navars".


AiCmnt:
Charles de Navarre, 1372-1432, C.Beaumont-le-Roger, s/ Louis.


AiCmnt:
The top headers read: "lez arme de mets et se doient estachez en la lance le blanc desoure", and "lez arme de tous lez nobles de la cites de mets".


AiCmnt:
paraige de Porte-Moselle, a member of the town patriciate.
wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
-: la paraige, a member of the patriciate of Metz;
REF:
-: wikipedia (paraige)


AiCmnt:
-: la paraige du Commun, a member of the patriciate of Metz; arms of Heu
REF:
-: wikipedia (paraige)


AiCmnt:
The Vaudrevange family descended from Ancel de Kerlange, prévôt de Vaudrevange for Ferry (III) D.Lorraine. Paraige du Commun by 1338, a member of the patriciate of Metz.
     The top header reads: "les .iiij. Ligne dudi messire andre de ryneck de part sa mere".
wikipedia (paraige); Blanchard RYN 204;


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armez dez.iiij. Ligne dame perrette rocel, fille seigneur nicolle rocelz, chevalier, et femem dudit messire andre de ryneck".
     Crest: bull's horns ch. pale & chief ch. roundel.


ArmTxt:
seigneur philippe le gorna qui fut si riche


ArmTxt:
jehan fil le di seigneur philippe de gornay


ArmTxt:
monseigneur de raconys vat appres les barrons

AiCmnt:
The branch derived from Louis de Savoie S.Raconis used the arms of Savoie-Achaïe.


ArmTxt:
le conte de vaipergue vas appres les barrons


ArmTxt:
monseigneur le gouverneur antonr d'orlier / +monseigneur de la culle+


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez armes de la chvaleie de la duchiez de miellan". In the margin is written: "meylant".
      The arms and inscription was overpainted with a white gouache and rewritten with the arms of du Saix {qtly Or-Gu}.
Guichenon BB 3.1:348 (Du Saix-Uces);


AiCmnt:
RE: Montferrand, gas (Guichenon BB 3.2:176) = Ar-Sa-Gu-Or -- jcb


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la duchiez de stetin".


ArmTxt:
le marquis de mince il porte quelz de hesse

AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la marquises de mince".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevallerye de marquises de brandebourg".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie de la marquises de baude du seigneur de wirtemberg et de tote Xewabe".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie de lamarcquises de marable".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: " lez arme de la chevalerye de la marquises de monfarard".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye de la duchie de Farard".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerye de landegrave de duringe".
    Repeat of [174].


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: " lez armes de la chavallerie du duc lowy de bawiere et de sa contes pallantin sus le rin".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la contes de prouvence et la conte de prouvence est de royalme de secille portant ladite contez ne porte nulles armes
Star of 6 pt;


AiCmnt:
Villeneuve S. Tourette-lès-Vence.
Q2 painted Or-Ar (unfinished).


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerye du dauphiny".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerye de la contes de borgongne".


AiCmnt:
not mentioned in ESNF 3:51; RE: Maillart de Bourbon in NAV;


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez rme de la chevalerye de la contes de monbelliard".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie de la conte de hollande et de zellende".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerye de la conte de flandre".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerie de la conte de hanalz".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerie de la conte de nameurs".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerie de l'arceveschie de colloingne".


AiCmnt:
?wing ch. arms
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerie de l'arceveschie de trieuves".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez armes de la chevalerie de l'arceveschie de mayance".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie de l'eveschie de wirtssburg / en la franq et dou borchgreve de nuremberch et marquis de brandeburg".


AiCmnt:
Rudolf von Scherenberg, Bp.Würzburg 1466, d.1495;


AiCmnt:
Arms: less the mount in Q1+4 - like in [970].


AiCmnt:
The header above reads. "ce sont lez .iiij. lignes dudit messire andre de part son pere:".


AiCmnt:
Arms: dx wing per fess Gu-Ar, sn wing Ar-Gu.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "ci apres sont lez arme du roy galhot et des .xxx. Roy qui constait".
   Arms: 6 crowns.


ArmTxt:
lez armes dez .iiij. filz emont maix il ne sont pas du nombre dez .xxx. roy


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme du roy allixandre et de plusieurs dez seigneurs et chevalier de sa compaignie".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme du roy artus et d'alcun chevalier de la table ronde".


AiCmnt:
Arms: 3 belts formed like crowns with buckles argent all in bend.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme du roy charlemenne et de cez .xij. pere".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme du roy richart d'engleterre et dez compagnon qui furent a pas / en engleterre contre salhadin soudan de damarie et la y furent arme / par .ix. fois et mille home et fuit crestientey en grant peril se dieu ny / eust porveu par les seigneurs de chavegni".


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Rumigny S.Florennes, 1179-1226 - a bit too young to have taken part in the Third Crusade of 1189-1192.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme d'escosse".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme de norweghen".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme de denmarck".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme de sweden".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme de frixe".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme de pollenne".


AiCmnt:
Thetop header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royalme de behangne".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royalme de hongerye".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerye du royalme d'armenie".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royaume de cyppre".
    Arms: the lion might be vulned by a saltire argent.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads. "lez arme de la chevalerye de royalme de jherusalem".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royame de cecille, d'aragon et de l'ille de cecille".


ArmTxt:
lez arme de la contes de barcelone que le roy d'aragon porte


ArmTxt:
l'ille de cecille c'on dit le realme de trinacle

AiCmnt:
Arms: 3 pales &c; Crest: dragon spweing flames.


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerie du royalme de portuigal".


AiCmnt:
Crest: dragon spewing or vomiting flames.


ArmTxt:
seigneur peron meurick adelante de castille


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "ce sont les arme d'ouzedenge".


ArmTxt:
jacquemin boilawe pere adi seigneur jacques


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: "lez arme de la chevalerye de la cytey de strabourch et du paiis d'assay".


AiCmnt:
The top header reads: " lez arme de la chevalerye de la cites de balse et la contes de ferraitte condi la czougauwe".


AiCmnt:
Marguerite de Brandenbourg, daugther of Godefroy de Brandenbourg and Catherine de Chinery married in 1492 Nicolas (III) de Heu. Their daughter Catherien married in 1521 Jean d'Haussonville, bailli d'évêché de Metz.
     The top header reads: " les .xvj. Ligne de dame marguerite de brandebourg, fille de clervaulx et de maissembourg, dame d'ennery", followed in the left margin by "pere" and "mere".


AiCmnt:
Anne de Pallant, daughter of Thierry de Apllant and Appolonie de la Marck, married in 1504 Georges de Brandenbourg.
    The top header reads: "les .iiij. Ligne de damme anne de pallant femme du seigneur de clervaulx frere ladite margueritte".


AiCmnt:
Catherine d'Apremont, daughter of Gobert d'Apremont and Jeanne de Quiévrain, married in 1476 Frédéric de Brandenbourg.
     The mid header, in the left margin, reads: "les .iiij. Ligne de la femme de ferri de brandebourg frere ladite marguerite"


AiCmnt:
Actually only an uncoloured sketch wit colours indicated by letters.


AiCmnt:
The mid header, in left margin, reads: " les .iiij. Ligne de hartat de walsz oncle de marguerite".
    Two shields left empty on both sides of [1476].


AiCmnt:
The next four shields are empty (and unnumbered), but headed in left margin by: "les .iiij. Ligne de seigneur scenrrech oncle de margueritte".


AiCmnt:
The top header, in the left margin, reads: "les .iiij. Ligne de hans de chawenbourg beau frere à lad. Margueritte".
    This item is a small shield at top left.


AiCmnt:
Not identified. Blanchard proposed a Sulzbach.
   This item is followed by 4 blank shields and the header, in the right margin: "les .iiij. ligne de la femem du seigneur de pallant brau frere du seigneur de clervaulx".
   A second bloc of 4 empty shields were headed in the right margin by: " les .iiij. ligne du seigneur de la voulx neveup de la dite margueritte", for Francois de Merode, husband of Anna von Schauenburg.
   A third bloc of 4 empty shields were headed in the right margin by: "les .iiij. ligne".


AiCmnt:
Richard (V) de Merode, married in 1525 Gertrude de Heu.
     The top header reader reads: "les .viij. ligne du seigneur de hofflixe qui ot á feme gertreu de heu fille d'ennery". In the left margin was written: "despart pere".


AiCmnt:
This item is followed by 4 blank shields with a header in the left margin. " les .iiij. ligne de la femme du seigneur de merialme frere dudit seigneur de hoffalixe". for Yolande de Hénin, wife in 1527 of Francois de Mérode.
   A second set of 4 blank shields were headed in the left margin by: "les .iij. de la femme du visconte de gand germain a ledeit seigneur de hoffalixe", for Jeanne de Hornes, who married Hugues de Melun in 1495.


AiCmnt:
The 16 quarters of marguerite de Brandenbourg, wife of Nicolas (III) de Heu.
    The top header, placed in a cartouche, reads: "les .viij. lignes de margueritte de brandebourg famme seigneur nicolle de heu, chevalier 1527".


AiCmnt:
Blanchard proposed Brenner von Lahnstein, but the Brandenburg came from Luxembourg-Nassau-Eifel area. Similar arms as Manderscheidt.


AiCmnt:
Eve de Ligniville, wife of Gaspard d'Haussonville, governor of Blâmont.
    In the left margin the cancelled header: "+les .iiij. lignes de la femme du gouverneur de blamme, frere a ditbailli+".


AiCmnt:
This item is followed by a blank shield.


AiCmnt:
Drawn as an uncolored sketch, with 2+3 blank. In the left margin the cancelled legend: "+les .iij. ligne de+".


ArmTxt:
etto, bischoff zuo straussburg, der .ii.


ArmTxt:
ludwicus von pfulendorf vel montforti .xxxvi.


AiCmnt:
46th abbot Berthold von Falkenstein is missing.


ArmTxt:
hainricus von clingenberg bischoff zuo constenz und gubernator in der ow .xlvii.

AiCmnt:
48th abbot Markward von Veringen is missing.


ArmTxt:
<georgius piscatoris abbt zuo zwyfalten .lviii.>


ArmTxt:
melius von pfullendorff - ist von seiner mutter von veringen gewesen


ArmTxt:
hainricus von äsch, decan und bropst zuo s.pelagen (anno 1333)


ArmTxt:
cuonradus von griffenstain ouch probst zuo s.pelagen


ArmTxt:
lupffen <henricus, comes de lupfen sub frederico zollerano>


ArmTxt:
fürstenberg <johannes comes sub friderico de zollren>


ArmTxt:
marcus von knöringen <probst zu schinen>


ArmTxt:
caspar von landenberg ward abbt zuo s.gallen


ArmTxt:
karollus martellus, der erst stifter owe

AiCmnt:
Above [124,125] is written: 'kung zuo frankrych '.


ArmTxt:
elisabeth, künigin von unger, ertzhertzogin von kärnten, al von österreich, römischen kung mahel ..


ArmTxt:
ruodolf, friedrich, albrecht und lutpolt bruder ..


ArmTxt:
hochenberg, des gotzhuss schenken habend das ampt zuo lehen empfangen


ArmTxt:
hödorff <nit wit von mengen gelegen und der stotzinger hatt dasselbe>


ArmTxt:
francken von franckenstein oder bollingen


ArmTxt:
remingen vögtt von hattingen, mayger von trossingen, von emmingen


ArmTxt:
sthehelin von friburg <stokburg>, edel knecht


ArmTxt:
schiling von kanstatt, trager, der von wirtenberg


AiCmnt:
RYN:183 conte de vyenne = 3 annulets = NAN = CSG


AiCmnt:
Maximus Pius, who married Aglaien Ps.Albania - ancestors of all rulers of Bavaria.
   The full legend reads: 'diss ist das wappen des edlen römerss maximus peÿus der ain gespiertter der römer was'.
   On page 267v begins the second part of the chronicle: "da helpt sich ann die kronigk ann pompeuis maximus dem erleuchten edlen römer".


AiCmnt:
Miritann or Miritam, a scythian warrior and the chosen bedfellow of Lampeto, the amazon queen [3461]. 
    The  legend reads: 'diss ist das wappen miritann ain scirische streitter unnd ain erwältter bettgenoss der königin lampedonam'.


AiCmnt:
Mirttadon, the son of the amazon Lampeto [3461] and Miritann [3462], a scythian captain. His arms are those of his parents impaled.


ArmTxt:
<helwÿg behamin ein / gebornne bremsserin / vxor 1561>

AiCmnt:
Helwig Premser al. Bremser, possibly a sister to the last male member Hans Achaz Premser (d.1560). The family was known from 1300 with arms recorded in 1349, and took their name from the Premsbache in the parish St.Martin in the lordship Wachsenberg in Mühlviertel in Upper Austria.  The Bremser von Mildorf arms on [2769] indicates that she inherited the armorial as well as Mildorf.
Sieb 27/4.5:267+772;


AiCmnt:
Not identified, probbly for High Croatia.


AiCmnt:
Arms: sitting on pine cone, semy of pine kernels;


AiCmnt:
blank item with name "walsstern" follows


AiCmnt:
probably same hand with different and later pen in this segment


AiCmnt:
blank item with name "prueschenck" follows


AiCmnt:
per pale - possibly overpainted from per fess &c


AiCmnt:
dbl number - possibly C.Meulan, copied from later entry in RYN;


AiCmnt:
= RYN:764 conte de saint martin seigneur de visque


AiCmnt:
dbl numbering - insert ?, re NAN:1006-1009


ArmTxt:
bourg escartelle de lost crie walincourt


AiCmnt:
Bremen, both the seat of a prince-bishop and a free imperial town. The current arms are those in SIE:220n26* (Gu key per bend Ar). The tricolore is mistaken.


AiCmnt:
France and England quarterly, A.5, 13, B (Fr) 15. Henry VI, 1422-61.


AiCmnt:
Castile and Leon quarterly,  A.5, 14, CB(K) 137b. 7, 1483 100b. 4. John II, 1406-54.


AiCmnt:
[Or] four pales Gules. A.5, 25, B (Fr) 19. Alfonso V the Magnanimous, 1416-58.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 Argent a cross potent and four plain crosses Or, two barry Argent and Azure a lion Gules, 3 Or a lion Gules Crowned Or, 4 Argent a lion Gules crowned Or. 
B (pr) 22, LAM 33, mainly found in the second half of the fifteenth century for Queens Charlotte (1458-64) and Catherine Cornaro (1478-9) but given here for John II, 1432-58.


AiCmnt:
Portugal. A.5, 24, with the two side shields pointing inward, here all the shields are vertical, CD (K) 137b. 3, 1483 99b. 3. Duarte, 1433.38.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Gules an eagle Argent crowned Or, 2 and 3 Azure a knight riding Argent. 
CB(K) 137b. 101483 99b. 4 B (Fr) 25 reverses the order of the coats, Gumowski 1966, Wladyslaw II Jagiello, 1386-1434 united the Grand duchy of Lithuania with the kingdom of Poland.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 Denmark (var.), 2 Sweden, 3 Norway, 4 Argent a griffin Purple. 
B (Fr) 20 and CB omit the quarterings. Erik VII, 1396-1439, d.1459.


AiCmnt:
Barry of eight Argent and Gules. A.5, 16, CB(K) 137. 3, B (Fr) 16 with barry. The barry coat is found on coins of Andreas II, 1205-35 (Réthy and Probst, 1958, pl. xi, 201-7). Sigismund of Luxemburg, 1419-41, his coins bore this coat quartered by the king of Germany (Ibid., pl. xxviii, 118) or quartering Bohemia (119) or both versions combined (120).


AiCmnt:
Scotland. A.5, 33. James I, 1406-37. The coat given in the Constance roll is the fabulous coat misattributed in ZH 4 and repeated in the Gorrevod armorial together with the correct arms (communication from Mme C. Van den Bergen-Pantens).


AiCmnt:
Tierced palewise Jerusalem, Anjou and Hungary. B (Fr) 17, has only Anjou with have a label Gules. Joan II, 1414-35.


AiCmnt:
Jerusalem impaling France Ancient.CB (K) 138.4, 1483 100b. 1 with three fleurs de lis and the label Gules. For the kings of Naples as claimants to the old Latin kingdom of Jerusalem.


AiCmnt:
DBA 1:285 (DV:68v/271); PT:126; WJ:182 (annulet on different lions);
>> DV:2713 = Strivelin 2; DV:2711 proposed (clem)

AIRefs:
PT:126; WJ:182 (annulet on different lions);


AiCmnt:
Quarterly per saltire Aragon and Sicily. A.5. 23, CB (K) 137b. 5, 1483 l00b. 2. Under Spanish rule from 1412.


AiCmnt:
Bohemia. A.5. 17, WN 593. GE 134, BV 10, CB (K) 137. 9, 1483 170. 2. A standing lion first appears on coins of Henry Bretislav 1193-7, and the lion rampant acquired the forked tail and crown on those of Przemysl Ottokar II, the Great 1253-78 (Cach 1972-4, nos. 650, 762, 843). Sigismund of Hungary, 1387-1437 (no. 8).


AiCmnt:
Germany. A.5. 8, CB (K) 137. 2, 1483 168b. B (Fr) 12. Wenceslas was king of the Romans and of Bohemia.


AiCmnt:
Castile and Leon dimidiated with Aragon, impaling Navarre and France Ancient quarterly also halved. 
Menendez Pidal de Navascues et. al. Sellos medievales de Navarra. 1995. 1/95.6 and 1/103. John II of Aragon. 1425-79, married Blanche daughter of Charles II of the Evreux line 1425-41.


AiCmnt:
Gules on a triple mount a double cross formy fitched in the foot Argent. The device of the double, or patriarchal, cross appears on coins of Béla III. 1173 -96 (Réthy and Probst 1966, pl. vii, 112, 115-16) and on a shield on a coin of Andreas III, 1290-1301 (Ibid., pl. xviii, 376), cf. GE 500 quartering the barry coat (no. 8) with Gules issuing from a mount Vert a double cross Argent, a second coat borne by the kings of Hungary, although the mount was usually vert.


AiCmnt:
[Or] three roundels Gules. B (Fr.) 427cf. BMS Ida of Flanders countess of Boulogne, 1201 counterseal the second shield. The later counts were of the house of Auvergne and bore Or a gonfannon Gules (ND revised 1076).


AiCmnt:
[Or] a lion Sable crowned Gules. GE 410, BV 116.


AiCmnt:
France Ancient a label of Castile. WN 760, GE 316, BV 2743, B (Fr) 41 as count of EuBMS 19316 Robert II count of Artois, 1270.


AiCmnt:
[Or] a lion Gules. The arms are those of Holland GE 1010, HAR f. 13. 5 both quarterly. The county was united to Burgundy in 1405. The lion should be Sable as in WN 1232, GE 413, BV 219 unnamed, HAR f 9b. 3, B (Fr) 69.


AiCmnt:
Burgundy Ancient. A.5, 68, B (Fr) 65. The arms borne by the Capetian line extinct in 1361 when it was united with France and was quartered by the Valois dukes.


AiCmnt:
France Ancient a border compony Argent and Gules. B (Fr) 40 has France with three fleurs de lis. The coat of the Valois dukes of Burgundy, Charles, son of duke Philip being so created, d.1464.


AiCmnt:
Sable a lion Or. WN 1170, B (Fr) 1352, but GE 805 has the quarterly coat as in A.5, 76. The duchies of Brabant and Limburg were united with Burgundy in 1430.


AiCmnt:
Argent a lion queue fourché in saltire Gules crowned Or. GE 907, BV 50, HAR f. 9b. 2.


ArmTxt:
Füce conte de Bourgoine \<le conte de brenie>

AiCmnt:
Brienne, Azure billetty a lion Or.WN 1084, GE 927, BV 99also for Brienne counts of Eu WN 320 etc.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Or a lion Sable, 2 and 3 Or a lion Gules. 
B (Fr) 1357, HAR f. 13. 5, as duke of Holland. The counties of Hainault and Holland were ruled by the same family 1299-1354, then by the Bavarian family. After the abdication of Jacqueline in 1433 they were united with Burgundy.


AiCmnt:
Or a lion Gules. After 1299 it was held first by the counts of Hainault and from 1354 by the house of Bavaria. Jacqueline last of the line abdicated in 1433 and both counties were united with Burgundy.


AiCmnt:
France Ancient a baston compony Ermine and Gules. GE 319, but BV 1750 has Etampes quartering Artois.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Valois Burgundy, 2 and 3 Burgundy Ancient impaling comital Burgundy, over all an escutcheon of Hainault. -- 
HAR f 13. 1.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Or an eagle Sable, 2 and 3 Visconti.
 Stemmario Trivulziana p. 3, 3 for John Galeazzo Visconti first duke of Milan, and p. 5, 1 for Philippo Maria Visconti, 3d duke, CGW viii, 1.


ArmTxt:
Willmus dei gratia Comes de Brunsic et lunenbrue

AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 Gules two lions passant Or, 2 Or a lion Sable, 3 Azure a lion Argent, 4 Gules a lion 3, a border compony Argent and Sable. cf. MW 506 with slight differences.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 per fess Sable and Argent two swords in saltire Gules, 2 Saxony, 3 Azure an eagle Or, 4 Argent three spade-irons Gules. 
GE 160-1 BV 36, HAR ff. 10b. 6, 13.3 have only the ducal coat. Here the arms of office for the Arch Marshalcy of the Holy Roman Empire are placed first.


AiCmnt:
Argent a cross Sable an escutcheon Or a fess Sable. HAR f. 10b. 1. Dietrich II von Mörs, archbishop elector 1417-63.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Argent a lion Gules, 2 and 3 Gules a lion rampant guardant Or.
 ND 1393 as ‘escartelle d Arminac et de Rodes’.


AiCmnt:
CHK -- arms of Daun = wheel; pq[lion guard; lion; =; =]; =; =   {GA; GA, AG}
Quarterly 1 and 4 Gules a wheel Argent, 2 and 3 quarterly i and iv Sable a lion Argent, ii and iii Or a lion Gules, over all an escutcheon Or three bars Gules. 
Conrad von Daun, 1419-34, died 10 June. An engraving of his seal has only the quarterly coat (Society of Antiquaries of London, SP 3/33 ‘ad pl. xxxiii’)


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Or a lion Sable, 2 and 3 Argent a lion Gules, over all an escutcheon chevronny of four Argent and Gules. Wrongly identified as it is Jülich and Berg with Ravensberg in pretence BV 54, the Ravensberg coat is more usually chevronny of six (WN 608, GE 194).


AiCmnt:
(same hand as 34). Argent a cross Gules. WN 600, GE 97, HAR f. 10b. 3.


AiCmnt:
Quarterly 1 and 4 Gules a nettle leaf Argent, 2 and 3 Or two lions Azure. GE 1389, BV 127 without quartering.


AiCmnt:
Azure a griffin per fess Argent and Gules forelegs Or. Not identified unless he was the ‘Ludovicus scriptor domini ducis Bauarie’ (MCG B i 707). = Billich


ArmTxt:
bernhardt könig zu lunardÿ und zu burgundy


ArmTxt:
el vizconde de zolina ques de los garros


AiCmnt:
John Fastolf of Caister, d.1459, mayordomo


AiCmnt:
DBA 2:22; Blount (bend Sa &c); Acton per fess indented;


ArmTxt:
sir edw aborow <borough of gainsborough lincs>


ArmTxt:
le sire de wangles connestabele de flandres


ArmTxt:
les armes de mortaigne et chastelain de tournay


AiCmnt:
NB! - URF = Ar-Sa, DPY = Ar-Gu = Voormezele


AiCmnt:
escallops painted Or. Concordant with URF:1871 'celui de lichau' {barry Or-Az & saltire Gu ch. 5 escallops Or} for Litsau.


AiCmnt:
Rasse de Herzele (Gavre), fl.1301, S.Aspelaere, married Clemence de Berchem. Their son, Rasse van Liedekerke dit de Herzele was noted 1366.


ArmTxt:
her claus uten hoves / schuucvelne etde wauwyn


AiCmnt:
Jean Lauwaerd according to J-M.v.d.Eeckhout, but arms of Stavele.


AiCmnt:
XDA:1403* (1304, Sohier, + border engr);


AiCmnt:
Or-Ar, Paynot as in TJ:1058 'mons john paynot' in DBA 4:222;


AiCmnt:
Actually arms of Conyers or mistaken for Gu-Er.


AiCmnt:
DBA 4:348 (DV:45r/1706 => 1766);
Egbert, king of West Saxons, r.802-839, s/ Ealhmund, victor at Ellendun 825, conquered Mercia 829 and styled overlord of all english kingdoms, f/ Ethelwulf  --  Fryde BC 23;


ArmTxt:
monsire john de beauchamp de somersetshire


AiCmnt:
¤ Genealogical chronicle of the dukes of Brabant.
Hector of Troy.
    Chronicle of the dukes of Brabant


AiCmnt:
Clothaire, said to be son of Hector of Troy.


AiCmnt:
Arnoul, father of St.Arnoul, Bp.Metz c.613-629.


AiCmnt:
Carloman al. Pépin, father of Pépin le vieux.
>> confusion in Popoff GEL


AiCmnt:
Pépin le Vieux de Landen, d.639, son of Karloman,  father of Begga, who married Anségise.


AiCmnt:
Pépin II 'le gros' d'Herstal, c.645-714.


AiCmnt:
Charles Martel, c.690-741, father of Charlemagne.


AiCmnt:
Louis I 'le pieux, 778-840, 3rd son of Charlemagne.


AiCmnt:
Louis II le bèque, 846-879, son of Pépin le Vieux


AiCmnt:
Charles D.Basse-Lorraine, 953-991, was uncle of Louis V, the last carolingian king of the Franks.


AiCmnt:
Hugues Capet, 941-996, before ascending the throne.


AiCmnt:
Hugues Capet, 941-996, after ascending the throne.


AiCmnt:
Gerbrege,  c975-1018, daughter of Charles D.Basse-Lorraine, married Lambert (I) C.Louvain and son of Rénier (III) C.Hainaut.


AiCmnt:
Lambert (I) C.Louvain, husband of  Gerberge de Basse-Lorraine.


AiCmnt:
Henri de Louvain, son of Gerberge and Lambert.


AiCmnt:
Ste.Ida, wife of Eustace (II) C.Boulogne, mother of Godefroid de Bouillon.


AiCmnt:
Godefroid de Bouillon and his brother Baudouin R.Jerusalem.


AiCmnt:
Louis de Rike, échevin de Louvain 1420, 1440-1444.
   Arms: Q2-3 as {Ar fess Gu acc. lion isst Sa}.
XRA 3:225 (139, Louis, a.o.);


AiCmnt:
Belelncourt or one of several families, e.g. Berghe van Watervliet.


AiCmnt:
Arms: the ermine is painted Or-Sa, the crosses 'recercelé'.


AiCmnt:
Crest: 2 wings charged {Gu bend sn Ar} and {Az bend Ar}.


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament and manteling charged with the arms.


AiCmnt:
Jan Happaert, fl.1435.
3 fleurs-de-lis; lion; =; =   {GA, VO}


AiCmnt:
Targe type shield, possibly a later modification. Arms {Checky Ar-Az & chief per fess Or-Gu and ch. in chf by 2 shields of luxembourg and eagle Sa}, probably indicating an argumentation granted by Sigismund of Luxembourg Ks.HRR (d.1437).


AiCmnt:
Helmet type C (2x2, crest, tilting) and others.


AiCmnt:
Arms {Or escutcheon Az acc. bend engrailed Gu ch. 3 mullets Ar}


ArmTxt:
h aert vâ sevebeg / her aert vâ seveasberghe


AiCmnt:
Mantling as arms.
     Helmet type D (3x2, crest, tilting), black legends, different drawing style.


AiCmnt:
Eppeghem, family from Malines, several members were échevins.
    Mantling semy of mullets pierced.


AiCmnt:
XRA 2:202 (1411, Jean, échevin de Malines)


AiCmnt:
Crest: mermaid on raised hat-like mantling ch. arms;


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament is an imperial closed crown tipped with the eagle raising.
    Helmet type E (3x2, crest, tilting), like NHN-form;


AiCmnt:
Helmet type F (3x2, crest, all in courtesy, tilting).


AiCmnt:
Crest: special form of horns, like lobster claws.


AiCmnt:
Crest: unusual form, like thickened bull's horns.


AiCmnt:
Shield is blank, emended to Württemberg.


AiCmnt:
Shield very faded, almost illegible, possibly with bendlet Or, proposed as Nassau.


AiCmnt:
Meghen, Schwerin or lower ranking noble. Combination of arms and crest not found.
    Crown Gu.


AiCmnt:
Label changed to represent de Grez, a family with many heralds owning armorials.


AiCmnt:
Arnold (III) van Loon, d.1273, C.Loos, husband of  Jeanne, d.1271, Cs.Chiny, succeded by Jean (I) van Loon, c.1230-1279, C.Chiny 1273 & Loos 1276. Jean married Mathilde van Gulik / Jülich. Loos qtg Chiny.


AiCmnt:
Godfried van Brabant, d.1302, S.Aarschot & Vierzon [C.Aerschot 1284], younger brother of Jean (I) D.Brabant.
Sieb 2/1.1.3: 40+t57; ESNF 1.2:236-238 + 1.1:82 + 2:27 + bastard lines 3:241-257; Jansen N 271;  Adam AB:100-107; Butkens T;
-: XRA 1:313-317;


AiCmnt:
Hendrik van Leuven-Gaasbeek, d.1285, S.Gaasbeek & Herstal, son of Godfried S.Gaasbeek & Herstal & Baucignies and Adelheid van Bertout. This was a cadet line of Brabant from the grandfather of Hendrik: Hendrik I C.Brabant (!) and Mathilde van Boulogne.
>> CHK time & name from kpe;
>> Henry, duke 1261-67, abdicated, mentally ill, went in monastery in Dijon;


AiCmnt:
Arnould van Leuven-Gaasbeek, d.1287, S.Breda 1268 (j.u.), younger brother of Hendrik [57].
XDF:241 + XGB:82 (Godefroi, 1292, 1297);


AiCmnt:
Govert van Leuven, d.1270, S.Perwez, son of Willem S.Perwez & Ruybroek and Marie de Orbais. A cadet of Brabant (Lotharingia) from Gotfried (d.1190).
 ESNF 1.2:237;  XRA 1:516 (1240, eq/so&cs, Godefried S.Grimberghen & Perwez, gm/ Aleid); XDF:1428 (1256, eq/so&cs, Godefried S.G&P);


AiCmnt:
Godefroi C.Vianden
XDF:259 (1232, Henri C.Vianden);  Bouly EH 66;
XRA 4:112* (fess); XDF:313* (1284, Godefroi, eq & cs, fess);


AiCmnt:
Petichvosty, no details.
V. Ruzek, pers.com.


AiCmnt:
Arms: dragon with eagles wings and white talons.


AiCmnt:
Schinhof, not verified.
Crest: on 2 wings.


AiCmnt:
-- stork / heron -- Dobrensky z Dobrenic


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
Crest: 3 tufts (Sa-Ar-Sa)


AiCmnt:
Possibly an inverted Michalovic al. Michelberg.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
= tvefork.h  -- Bohuse z Otesic, Myslivecek 5n6


AiCmnt:
Godefroid II, son of Godefroid 'le barbu'


AiCmnt:
Jean I D.Brabant, acquired Limbourg after the battle of Woeringen in 1288.
>> bastard pot/tilting(armet) helmet style only just before1400, crest -- Jequier GG 5; crest unlike seals!


AiCmnt:
¤ Genealogical  chronicle of the counts of Holland.
Dirk I (d.<942)


AiCmnt:
Arnoul, d.993, brother of Egbert Abp.Trier, sons of Dirk II


AiCmnt:
Gertrude, d.1113, widow of Floris I, married Robert 'le Frison'.


AiCmnt:
Robert 'le Frison', d.1093, son of Baudouin (V) de Lille. Arms of the châtelns de Lille.


AiCmnt:
Godefroid 'le Bossu', d.1076, D.Basse-Lorraine


AiCmnt:
Floris II, d.1121, 'le gros', son of Dirk V


AiCmnt:
Ada, d.1223, daughter of Dirk VII, married Louis C.Loos, but were repalced 1203 by her uncle Willem, son of Floris III


AiCmnt:
Willem II, d.1256, C.Holland & DtKg, son of Floris IV


AiCmnt:
Jan II, d.1304, C.Hainaut, inherited Holland through his mother Alix, daughter of Floris IV (d.1234).


AiCmnt:
Willem IV, o.s.p.1345 at Stavoren, son of Willem III


AiCmnt:
Margaret, d.1356, sister of Willem IV, married Ludwig 'der Bayer', Ks.HRR


AiCmnt:
Willem V, d.1389, dit 'l'insense', son of Ludwig and Margaret.
   Painted on green square.


ArmTxt:
ide femme d'Eustache .ii. comte de boulogne


AiCmnt:
closed crown - inescutcheon possibly a lion


AiCmnt:
Philippe 'le beau', 1478-1506, married in 1496 Joanna of Spain.
Open crown, collar and pendant of Golden Fleece with laurel chaplet
Q1-10 = 1) Castille; 2) Austria; 3) Bohemia / Leon; 4) Aragon; 5) Trinacia  /Sicily;
6) Bourgogne-Valois; 7/ Bourgogne-Ancien; 8) Tirol; 9) Austria; 10) Alsace; E) pp[?løve, ?løve]
>>  Joanna 'the mad', 1479-1555, wife of Philippe 'le beau', daughter of Ferdinand V R.Castille & Aragon


AiCmnt:
Albrecht Dürer, master designer, chief artist - smallest shield in row.


AiCmnt:
Isabella, 1501-1559, daughter of Philippe 'le Beau, married in 1515 Christian II R.Denmark 1513 (deposed 1523). Denmark-Sweden-Norway-Wends-Oldenbourg :imp: Castille-Aragon-Austria-Bourgogne.
Louda LS t80;


AiCmnt:
Marie, 1505-1558, daughter of Philippe 'le Beau, married in 1522 Louis II R.Bohemia & Hungary. Hungary-Bohemia :imp: Castille-Aragon-Austria-Bourgogne.
Louda LS t80;


AiCmnt:
Jörg Kölderer, court painter, laurel wreath above, largest shield in row.


AiCmnt:
Johan Stabius, court historian, middle size shield


AiCmnt:
Charles, eldest son of Philippe 'le beau', later Charles V, d.15**, Ks.HRR 1519 & R.Spain 1516, resign 1556,
1) Castille, 2) Austria, 3) Aragon, 4) Sicily / Trinacria; 5) ui, 6) ui; 7) ui; 8) Austria;


AiCmnt:
>> iin RUG: Fernando II (Aragon), d.1496, king of Naples & Sicily 1495. He was succeded by his uncle Federico IV (d.1504).


ArmTxt:
loys kunig zu frankrich gesipt im vierten grad


ArmTxt:
ferdinand kung zu hispani geswegert im andern grad


ArmTxt:
isabella kunigin zu castiill geschwegert im andern grand


ArmTxt:
vladislau kunig zu hungern un beham gesipt im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
hainrich kunig zu engellandtgeschwegert im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
johann kunig zu portugal gesipt im andern grad


ArmTxt:
sigmund kunig zu poln gesipt im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
jacob kunig zu schottern geschwegert im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
cristof kunig zu tenmarkt geschwegert im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
alphonsus kunig zy neapolis gesipt in virden grad


ArmTxt:
ludwig kunig zu hungern gesipt in v grad un geschwegert im  2.grad


ArmTxt:
johannes printz von hispani geschwegert im ersten grad


ArmTxt:
eduard printz zu portugall gesipt im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
be..\albrecht/ geboren von sachsen ertzbischof von mainz gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
jacob geboren von baden ertzbischof von trier gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
ludwig pfalzgraf bey rein churfürst gesipt im vierden grad und geschwegert in andern grad


ArmTxt:
fridrich hertzog zu sachsen churfürst gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
albrecht margraf zu brandenburg geschwegert im andern grad


ArmTxt:
sigmund ertzhertzog zu osterrecih vetter gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
carol hertzog zu burgund schrocher und als vater


ArmTxt:
albrecht hertzog zu sachsen gesipt in andern grad


ArmTxt:
ludwig der alt hertzog in bayern geschwegert im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
wilhelm hertzog zu bayern gesipt im andern grad


ArmTxt:
ludwig der junger hertzog zu bayern gesipt im andern grad


ArmTxt:
johann hertzog zu orlientz im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
johann hertzog zu burbon geschwegert im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
carl hertzog zu angulem delphin geschwegert im vierden grad


ArmTxt:
johann hertzog zu alontzon geschwegert im funfften grad


ArmTxt:
franciscus hertzog zu britani geschwegert im andern grad


ArmTxt:
anthon hertzog zu lutterig geschwegert im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
erich hertzog zu braunsweig geschegert im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
cunrad hertzog zu der mark gesipt im dritten grad

AiCmnt:
check arms and legend: Mark-Arenberg -or- Poland-Lithuania


ArmTxt:
fridrich und sigmund marggrafen zu brandenburg gebrüder gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
johann hertzog zu kleff geschwegert im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
philibert hertzog zu savoy geschwegert im ersten grad


ArmTxt:
hertzog von kukumbre gesipt im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
christoff marggraf zu baden gesipt im andern grad


ArmTxt:
albrecht marggraf zu baden gesipt im andern grad


ArmTxt:
wilhelm landtgraff zu hessenn geschwegert im v grad


ArmTxt:
ulrich hertzog zu wurttemberg geschwegert im 2. gr'


ArmTxt:
philips furst von niuers geschwegert im 4. grad


ArmTxt:
johan printz von urani geschwegert im andern grad

AiCmnt:
Inescutcheon drawn as cross, and the quarters as {bend betw 2 horns}.


ArmTxt:
wilhelm ma'graf von monteferrat geschwegert im v gr'

AiCmnt:
William (IX) Palaeologos, r.1494-1518, D.Monferrato.


AiCmnt:
Herald with tabard of arms, standing dx on the dome.


AiCmnt:
Herald with tabard of arms, standing sn.


AiCmnt:
Maximilian I as archduke. Archducal crown above arms.
   Engraving on field 2 of 12 Dx of marriage in 1477 of Maximilian and Marie de Bourgogne.
   1a) Austria; 1b) u/Enns / NÖs; 2a) Steyrmark; 2b) Kärnten / Carinthia; 3a) Krain / Carnolia; 3b) Tirol, 4) Böhmen;


AiCmnt:
Maximilian I, Ks.HRR. Austrian imperial crown above shield.
  Engraving on field 3 of 12 Sn of marriage in 1496 of Philippe 'le beau' and Joanna of Spain.


AiCmnt:
Philip 'der Schöne', **, son of Maximilian and Marie de Bourgogne.


AiCmnt:
Joanna of Spain, daughter of Ferdinand and Isabelle


AiCmnt:
Shield on side of pillar and human figure in arms


AiCmnt:
Austria qtg Alsace with inescutcheon of possibly Steirmark.
     Engraving with a framed table of 9 shields with various combinations of the Erbländer arms besides a herald wearing a tabard with the double-headed and haloed eagle and a secretary reading from a roll. Different forms of open crowns on the first 6 arms, ducal fur caps above the last 3 shields.


AiCmnt:
Austria qtg Flanders, ui, ui inescutcheon


AiCmnt:
proposed: 1) Hainaut-anc, 2) Hainaut-new; E) Aragon;


AiCmnt:
1) Böhmen; 2) Kärnten / Carinthia; 3) Krain / Carnolia; 4) Cilly; E) Croatia;


AiCmnt:
1) Sonneberg; Q2-3 uncertain charges; E) Dalmatia;


AiCmnt:
1) ancient kingdom of Burgundia; 29 Franche-Comté / Freigraftschaft Burgund; E) Austria-Bourgogne-ancien;


AiCmnt:
1) Schwaben; 2) Burgau / schelkingen; E) Austria.


AiCmnt:
Maximilian I, Ks.HRR, austrian imperial crown above arms.
    Engraving on field 11 of 12 Sn. Field 12 left blank.


AiCmnt:
Probably the emblem of the King of the Romans (DtKg).


ArmTxt:
ernhart graf zu görtz gschwegert im v grad


ArmTxt:
herman graf zu henneberg geschweg. i. v.gr'


ArmTxt:
die grauen von werdenberg gesipt im iij grad


ArmTxt:
franz graf zu zollern geschwegert im dritten grad


ArmTxt:
philips graf zu hainaw gschwegert im dritten grad


AiCmnt:
Mary of Austria, daughter of Maximilian, regent of Netherlands
>> or Joanna 'the mad', 1479-1555, wife of Philippe 'le beau', daughter of Ferdinand V R.Castille & Aragon


AiCmnt:
Marie de Bourgogne = Reichsadler, Hungary, Austria, Bourgogne-ancient


AiCmnt:
DBA 3:355 & 4:77 Asche qtg Sebright; AN:336, PT:122


ArmTxt:
monsire de coiners seigneur de landplogh


ArmTxt:
monsire de cressi / <seigneur de hodesake>


AiCmnt:
FIG: Hugh Bokenham, 1325, kt, held Snyterton, norf, XBM:7563 (Hugh, 1325);
REF: DBA 1:223;


AiCmnt:
Lion rampant in DBA 2:3;
XBM:13358 (14C, Henry);


AiCmnt:
Arms: "<tremoiles .. harts of the bodie>";


AiCmnt:
Arms: "a une fess engrele d'argent a quater points".


ArmTxt:
monsire le constable seigneur de flamborough


AiCmnt:
Arms: ".. a chastelez d'or en une bend gules".


AiCmnt:
Arms: blazoned 'piles' as for Basset of Drayton, but ususally noted with 'pales'..


AiCmnt:
Giles Bassingbourne, son of Humphrey [516].


AiCmnt:
Arms: blazoned as {barry & border ch. orle of martlets}.


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Vergy, d.1439, C.Dammartin.
    Helmet type A (3x2, crest, tilting, short mantling), like GOR-painter-A, except for mantling.


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Brimieu, Sr de Grigny, c.1384-1447, CTdO 1430. Brother of Florimond [122].
ESNF 7:65;  XDP:218;


ArmTxt:
jehan signeur de crequi et de ..bles / xxiij


AiCmnt:
Philippe de Ternant, as in SIC:1809 = "philipes sieur de ternant et de la motte"


AiCmnt:
Helmet type C (3x2, crest, tilting), like GOR painter-A.


AiCmnt:
Crest: wing per fess peacock eyes and argent.


AiCmnt:
Branda di Castiglione, 1350-1443, cardinal-priest of St.Clemente 1411, pisan obedience, former Bp.Piacenza 1404 [418], papal legate to Hungary for 10 years and during the Council intermediary between Sigismund and the cardinals. From Castiglione Olona nr Varese in Lombardy. Popes Celestin IV (1241) and Urbano II (1088) came from the Castiglione family.
     Legend in capitals.
Kery KS 177-178; Lenfant KK 2:368; Crollanza DH 1:258-259; Galbreath PH 65;


AiCmnt:
ui van Bonlez (Walhain)
     Helmet type B & C (2x3, crest, squashed grilled / tilting).
     Crest & mantling billety.


AiCmnt:
Hendrik van Calsteren, fl.1420, échevin de Louvain. Canton de Quaderebbe.
Adam AB:126; XRA 2:170,


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament (basket-like) and mantling as the arms, less bendlet. Bendlet sable.


AiCmnt:
Many legends in segment were either modern or restored.


AiCmnt:
Probably an unfinished Brederode with qtd arms.
Crest: ch. fess sable.


AiCmnt:
Philippe de Vianden, fl.1279-1308, ys, S.Rumpst, younger brother of Godefroi C.Vianden [61].
XRA 4:112* (1304, Philip S.Rumpst, fess & label);


ArmTxt:
guillaume de hornes seigneur de cranendonck


AiCmnt:
Leon van Aa S.Pollaere fl.1251-67, husband of Ymania.
XRA 1:157 (1251, 1256, 1267, Leon);  
>> the V.Bruxelles was Robert van Leefdael (see ESNF 9:66, Aa);


AiCmnt:
S.Petersheim  = Peterghem;  lim-hes-bra;
-: BGf.Bruxelles, S.Neerharen & Stevensweert;
-: lion rampant = Henri S.Pietersheim, 1282, XRA 1:289t25n1;


AiCmnt:
Thierry fl.1260; scabini de ville Birbaco 1366; 
RE: Bierbeek-bâtardes; Croy; 
REF: Adam AB:57-58,  Rolland 1:212; XRA 1:253;


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament: vase checky. Arms drawn without billets.


AiCmnt:
Crest: bull's horns affronted and slightly curled.


AiCmnt:
Arms: drawn as fess checky, middle row larger.


AiCmnt:
Daniel S.Wanghe, probably Bouchout with inescutcheon of Malines or Ranst. The family used the name Daniel, e.g. Daniel 'de bechi' dapifer brabant' (1296, XRA 1:304, plain cross).
   Wange SE of Tirlemont, held before 1460 by uten Limmingen. The échevins used arms of Limmingen qtg these arms ( XRA 4:157).


ArmTxt:
jacques van der noot seigneur  de oopheulst


ArmTxt:
le roy de norgart, de sable atroit graut d argent le dois contreval

AiCmnt:
URF = "le roy de norgart, de sable a iij vans d argent le dois contreval"


AiCmnt:
Arms: duck-like; VER:897 = URF:2728 = CHA:845 = 'cuive' / 'chuine' with different interpretations: chievre / goat, axe, guivre / serpent, cicogne / stork;


AiCmnt:
painted with a fleur-de-lis argent replacing the bend.


ArmTxt:
mesire gui de la roche d'or [a cinq cotices] d'asur et une bordure de gueulles

AiCmnt:
Arms: blazoned and painted as 'une bande cotisee'.


ArmTxt:
mesire de biauval d'argent a une [dante / bordure endentee] de gheules


AiCmnt:
FCB: Simon de Maignelay {Gu bend Or}, painted as a fess.


AiCmnt:
{Gu 3 wheels (roets) Ar, billety Or} - -  roies


AiCmnt:
Painted as a chief, not  'clef', i.e. a key.


AiCmnt:
repeat in FCB:347; special form of stars


ArmTxt:
le roy d alemaigne, d or a j aigle de sable membre de mesmes ..


ArmTxt:
le roy de france, d asur [seme de fleurs de liz d or], et crie monjoie saint deniz


AiCmnt:
the quinas are painted as dice on a field azure


AiCmnt:
Arms of Bourgogne (Valois) mistaken  for Orleans.


AiCmnt:
¤ see note on blazon, and Jülich-Geldern;
¤ lion sn faded;


AiCmnt:
Jean Faucket, fl.1448-1497, roi d'armes de Philippe D.Bourgogne, fought in Battle of St.Omer for the Habsburgs, knighted by Maximilian I.


AiCmnt:
Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini, pope Pius II, r.1458-64;
   Papal tiara and crossed keys above shield. Larger shields to dexter, smaller shields below in sinister column.


ArmTxt:
frater ludovicus patriarche dantiochia lamabassadeur dudict pius papa secundus


ArmTxt:
michael de ligere conte palatin ambassadeur de lempereur de trapezonde dessusslet


AiCmnt:
Landgraff von Werdt, {.. 2 Kronenreifen} -- Mattern SHB,


AiCmnt:
Wolhusen / Wohlhausen, proposed by Mattern is  {Or castle Gu}, but Bebenberg (fkn) and Kaldern (tir) used Ar-Gu.


AiCmnt:
Mattern proposed Bodman, without reference, but several other may have used similar arms, incl. Castel, Ganz, Winkelhofen.  Almenshofen had one quarter charged.;


AiCmnt:
Mattern has it as {Gu a flying eagle Ar}, possibly for Roder von Diersberg, Utingen or Jetingen.


AiCmnt:
Mattern has Dettingen (?),but also used by in Swabia and Bavaria by Rosskopf and Schalenberg.


AiCmnt:
Mattern proposed von Thurm, re: zum Turne with {Or tower Sa}.


AiCmnt:
RE: Danish family Skovgaard, with similar crest;


ArmTxt:
grauff <zu wurttemberg ubd her zu mömpelgarrt


ArmTxt:
hertzog us der schlessÿ und here zum saggen


AiCmnt:
Drawn as two squares in bend sn. See previous item.


AiCmnt:
3 crests: 2dx: drage.d + ohorn*2 S; 3sn: hue.top¨kr¨hanebusk


ArmTxt:
he' wilham vô liechtestain zu nicelspurg


AiCmnt:
2 reed maces, cap SA-Ar
  Sketch of helmet with crown, bust of queen tipped with cone-crown-peacock plume


ArmTxt:
<die von starckenbg' an der ettcz und in der slesie  / stebitzer>


AiCmnt:
>>insert between: landenberg vô griffêse = SO, qtr; cushion, vinge*2, S


ArmTxt:
winsperg \ <her von winspergk des heyligen römischen reichs erbkammerer>

AiCmnt:
crest added 2 banners, dx: Sa chief indented Ar; sn: Az-Or, scepter; gown per pale Or-Gu, fish sn miscoulred bordeaux


AiCmnt:
Q1+4 has pointed cap Sa upturn Or 2 bendlets Or; 2 crests, sn: crown, kegle¨strudsbusk


AiCmnt:
CHG tints = Ar-Sa-Gu; antlers tipped with roses


AiCmnt:
arms appear overpainted, and legend erased


AiCmnt:
2 crests, sn: crown, vinge*2, AG ¤ arms reversed
  Quire is a folded sheet (fo.107-108) bound with 3 mm  cut off from lower edge. No obvious signs of erasure.


AiCmnt:
Crest: red top, upturn blue ch. fleurs-de-lis;


AiCmnt:
Crest: fan pily or paly emanating from base.


AiCmnt:
>> chk alternatives
Crest: 1 rose on each horn.


AiCmnt:
>> chk alternatives: Rineck (fkn), Sourches, Mareuil a.o.
Crest: swan's head biting annulet.


AiCmnt:
Arms: chief pily-paly Ar-Az touching fess Gu. Crest: wingtips Or.
RE: Zarren (fla) = Sa-Ar-Ar -- FR/DE ?


AiCmnt:
>> chk alternatives
  Bottom half ripped off, no trace of arms nor crests.


AiCmnt:
?France, 
 Pos1. has rough painted red crossed sabres.


AiCmnt:
Miniature of mailed and haloed knight standing on grass girded with sword and dagger. In his right hand a lance with armorial pennon, in his left a targe ch. arms. Shield of arms on aventail and wearing bascinet with open snout and crownish rim.


AiCmnt:
>> chk altrernatives - crest does not fit


AiCmnt:
No arms on bottom half.
   Crest: mand isst hold hands on chin.


AiCmnt:
>> chk legend
  Crest: bull's horns ch. Bavaria.


AiCmnt:
Crest ornament. Cap with mantling below cushion.


AiCmnt:
Crest: bearded, with capuchon under pointed cap.


AiCmnt:
Crest: woman's head crowned with chaplet of green leaves.


AiCmnt:
>> chk legend & alternatives, Quadt-variant


AiCmnt:
>>chk identif
Crest: horseshoes on each side of black cap with red turnback.
RE: Bodman (Ar-Gu)


AiCmnt:
Crest: talbot's head decorated with elm leaves and collared with grillets


AiCmnt:
>> chk legend -- & alternative Houdekerke


AiCmnt:
Crest: imperial crown and cross covered by wings.


AiCmnt:
Josse Mgf.Mähren, Kf.Brandenburg 1383-1411;
-: Albrecht V Habsburg 1397-1439, Hz.Österreich 1404, R.Ungarn-Böhmen 1437, Dt.König 1438-39, MGf.Mähren c1438; (Qtly: Ung, Øs, Mähren, Ung), 1422 gm/ Elis von Böhmen-Ungarn 1409-42, d/ Emp. Sigismund; 
-: MGf Prokop captured 1402, Haider O 107;
REF:
-. ESNF 1.1:82 + 1.2:177-179;


AiCmnt:
Prokop, 1357-1405, MGf.Moravia, brother and co-ruler with Jobst von Luxemburg [193], captured 1402. The other brother and co-ruler, Johan, died 1394.
Haider O 107; wikipedia;


AiCmnt:
Crest: ch. crescent-cross -- RE: Silesia ancient


AiCmnt:
Crest: ch. crescent-cross -- RE: Crossen


AiCmnt:
Racek z Sonangru al. Razek von Schoenanger al. Racek Vleskovice, fl.1385-92, of the clan Drslavic in Mähren.


AiCmnt:
Lijske, from present Slovakia.
Mikuci: Rycerstvo slowianskie 2:200;


AiCmnt:
RE: z Dobrusky a Opochna (wings ch. arms)


AiCmnt:
Probably Albon, a notable hungarian family.


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
Crest: furred and roundely


AiCmnt:
Kabát z Ujkovic, z Pecic, or z Ctimere.
V. Ruzek, pers.com;


AiCmnt:
>> chk alternatives -- Nothalf z Vildstejna -- Myslivecek E 40n5 ¤ Rodovsky z Hustiran  -- Myslivecek E 48n1 ¤ Zaruba z Hustiran -- Myslivecek E 63n6


AiCmnt:
Not identified, inverted arms in Vratislav z Mitrovic.


AiCmnt:
Sloupno, no details.
V. Ruzek, pers.com.;


AiCmnt:
RE: Lisvic z Lisvic -- Myslivecek E 33n16


AiCmnt:
Not identified, but same arms as Vchynice.


AiCmnt:
Stepan z Opoczna, no details.
V. Ruzek, pers.com.;


AiCmnt:
>> chk alternatives -- Pflug / Pluh z Rabstejna, ui -- ruz


AiCmnt:
Seczken, not verified.
Arms & crest: wings barry Sa-Or.


AiCmnt:
z Kammené Hory, no details.
Arms & crest: irregular oval stone.


AiCmnt:
z Donrstejna al. z Krikavy, 
Crest: like a fan of staves


AiCmnt:
z Veitmile al. Weitmühl or Wittenmül. Krabic z Veitmile, noted 1356 on Burg Veitmil nr Smrkovic in Kr.Bidzov, Böhmen.
Myslivecek E 29; Sieb Bö 232 + SchlA1:119;


AiCmnt:
Valkoun z Adlaru, no details. Same arms as Zirotin.


AiCmnt:
Kostelec na Cernymi Lesy (from the Black Forest).
V. Ruzek, pers. com.;


AiCmnt:
Not identified.
Crest: wingtips paly/barry Ar-Gu.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, similar arms as Andregall in Austria.


AiCmnt:
Not identified, similar amrs as Starkenberg from Tirol.


AiCmnt:
Vytautis GHz.Litauen r.1392-1430  / GFst.1377


ArmTxt:
johannes de novilla prothoforestarius anglie


ArmTxt:
obiit comes marescallus walterii .. anselmus frater ipsus


AiCmnt:
Stephen Barret, d.1322, hanged, contrariant, held Moteshale Manor (Suf).
Moor KE 1:45;


AiCmnt:
Jacques d'Abcoude S.Gaasbeek  -- banner, pennon ahead of row 2 betw pos. 6/7.


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Adeghem 
Crest: pitcher on plate.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Mol sr - pennon, bust of bearded man
   Note on Willem Brandt [**] below blank shield in row 2, pos. 7.


AiCmnt:
Godefroid de Montenaken - pennon, at row 2 no.3;


AiCmnt:
Claes de St.Géry al. van Sinte-Goerix -- pennon, flame crown as ornament


AiCmnt:
Jean van den Houten -- NB! form of crest


AiCmnt:
Gilles S.Jauche - banner - pennon ahead of row 2 betw pos.5/6.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Glymes S.Bergen-op-Zoom  -  banner, pennon ahead of row 2 betw pos.7/8. Short form of wings erect.


AiCmnt:
Henri van den Calsteren  --  crest obscured by next item placed over it.


AiCmnt:
Antoine de Croy, CTdO. Pennon and helmet repeated ahead of row 2 between (no.5/6)..


AiCmnt:
de Picquigny (jme; Ar-Az-Gu)  / Inchy (clem) -- border unpainted (Ar); doe / greyhound ?


AiCmnt:
Philippe 'le bon' D.Burgund. Banner. Pennon repeated ahead of row 2 (no.7/8).


AiCmnt:
C.Nevers  - banner, pennon repeated at head of row 2 between (pos.5/6).


AiCmnt:
Guilaume de Jaucourt - lions passt; wings barry of 4


ArmTxt:
robert de dainac al de damas sr de la guire


AiCmnt:
C.Étampes  - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 between pos. 5/6.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Lille  -- Q1 on crest -- Or-Vt ?


AiCmnt:
Jean de Neufchâtel S.Montaigu, CTdO  - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 between pos. 5/6.


AiCmnt:
Simon S.Orsans (jme)  - Daesdonck (clem) - griffin's head


AiCmnt:
Jean S.Crequi, CTdO  - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 btween pos.5/6. Last shield blank.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Goegnies  - unicorn's head with 2 horns / gazelle


AiCmnt:
Jean de Brimeu - pennon, blank shield on pos.5.


AiCmnt:
Hugues de Longueval  - inescutcheon of Beaumez


AiCmnt:
Guillaume Brant  - item placed over crest of previous item., helmet no crest
¤ commentary below blank shield on fo.6v


AiCmnt:
van den Steene  - vase / basket compony  -- several possibilities discussed by Eeckhout.


AiCmnt:
Baudouin de Henin dit de Boussu  -  pennon


AiCmnt:
Jean de Carnières - jme, sigil XDF:684 (1427, Jean) = crest: aigrette entre 2 ramures de cerf; 
crest of Heverlé is goat's head in BHM, GEL and wings ch. arms in GOR no colour ref for Carnières;


AiCmnt:
Michel de Wisquette dit d'Escoives, ospm.1450;
RE: Fontaines-lès-Boulans, bou; Fléchin, art; Haveskerke, fla;


AiCmnt:
Jean de Carnin, d.c1498, S.laMotte à Villers, échanson D.Bourgogne, échevin d'Arras


AiCmnt:
Henri t'Seraerts - pennon  - wings semy of mullets or cinquefoils / roses


AiCmnt:
Louis de Luxembourg C.St.Pol   - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 betw pos.6/7.-  plate coronet - dragon's head like bear's head vomiting fire.


AiCmnt:
Jean de Ligne S.Ham -  crest with arms of Ligne


AiCmnt:
Uterswaene dit de Mirabello (Ghislain) - chk escutch


AiCmnt:
Jean de Clèves-Mark - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 betwe pos. 5/6.


AiCmnt:
Aernt van den Houte (jme) - Arnol von Haushussen (clem)
RE:
Aernt van den Houte = Vr canton {Gu 3 mallets Or}


AiCmnt:
C.Nassau - banner, pennon ahead of row 2 betw pos. 4/5.


ArmTxt:
b de merode / werner heer van lismaal pelliimes puchey


AiCmnt:
Gerelin Happaert  -- crest feather Gu + cone


AiCmnt:
Jean d'Assche -- crest engulfing helmet, ch. inescutcheon


AiCmnt:
Jacques de Glymes -- jme ¤ Jodoigne -- clem


AiCmnt:
Henri de Witthem dit van Beersel - pennon


AiCmnt:
Jean d'Assche - pennon - head engulfing helmet


ArmTxt:
+jan van der meer+ / symon vander coudenborch

AiCmnt:
Jean van der Meere -- crest lion's head with mural crown


ArmTxt:
+symon vander coudenborch+ / jan van der meer


AiCmnt:
Constantine d'Halmale  -- pennon  -  vase billety


AiCmnt:
Adrian von Emichoven  - very faded, almost an uncoloured sketch


# tblArmorials

ArmBem:
= ED = Acre;
ARMORIAL: 
-: 324 painted arms;  12 mss copies (contemporary and 15-17C);
DATE:  
-: c1280 (gjb), c1275 (aw); 1279-80 (ndy);
CONTENT: 
-:  1-84 mainly Kent; 85-288 mainly Ssx; 289-324 N.France & Low Countries;
EVAL:
-:  made for Stephen of Penchester, constable of Dover Castle; represent presumably a rota of the castle guard; 78 barons holding land in Kent + Ssx, 15 sheriffs of Kent (ndy). 
¤ castle ward 170 KF's in 9 baronies/honors -- bma;
SOURCE:  
-: Possibly based on HE (gjb);
COMPARE:
-: WIN; HE/FW;
EDITING:
DATABASE: 324 items from Humphery-Smith ANT 1984 supported by Brault 1997; 
-: the modernised legends of H-S ANT retained;
NOTE:  a/sc = orig/aw, b/sc = A/aw;
-: item [61] 'nicolas criol' in A/a falsely changed to represent 'richard dering' by the herald and owner Edward Dering, d.1644;
ILL: 
-: Marks BH 11 = BL Add.38537 (b/w); Wright BM fig.4 = BL Add.38537; CoA 219:1-15 (p.191, 55r);
REF: 
-: Brault RAE, 1997 = 1:143-17; 
-: Mitchell 1984 (A/d); 
-: Greenstreet (A/j), Jewitt's Reliquary 16, 1875;
-: Wagner (unpubl) 1938; 
-: W.StJ Hope & O Barron, 1903 (galley proof, unpubl); 
-: Denholm-Young HH;


Titel:
Livre d'armoiries d'Anthoine de Brouilly


ArmBem:
276 ff., incl. 106 blanks; mentions devises;


Titel:
Decors de Canourgue-Saint-Salvi (Albi, Tarn)


ArmBem:
DATE: 
-: collation c.1450, copy 1550  (Eeckhout); 1330 (?ref);
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM, 207 flemish arms;


Titel:
Tournoiement de Antéchrist de Huon de Méry

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: allegorical epopée and imaginary tournament in verse by Huon de Méry; contemporary arms assigned to persons;
-: related to the 3rd campaign of Louis IX 'sacre' against D.Bretagne in 1234;
-: curious use of terms of colour;
REF: 
-: Max Prinet, le langage héraldique dans le Tournoiement Antechrist, Bibl. Ecole.Chartes, 83:43-53, 1922;
-: Brault LU 17;


Titel:
Palacio Real de la Aljaferia (Zaragoza, Espana)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: 88 blasoned arms; 
DATE: 
-: temp. Henry VI, r.1422-1471 (aw); ms date c.1450 (as for DRK);
CONTENT: 
-: english high nobility;
COMPARE: 
-: many similar coats and legends in ARS/JL, but they are not related;
STYLE:
-: blasoned as gold and silver, curious ortography, e.g. scheff/chief, scowion/escutcheon;
DATABASE: 
-:  items and numeration from Greenstreet AK; revised with supplementary identification by Clemmensen 06.2004;
REF: 
-: Greenstreet AK, 1876, Genealogist 1:226-232;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: painted arms and blasons; orig missing (Gs);  traité & armorial
NOTE:
-:  probably derived from URF, see Eeckhout FM 1:278;
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM, 55 flemings, pp.74-81 (1450-L);


Titel:
Amcott or Roll of Arms temp. Henry VIII c1540

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 439 arms; 420 (??); orig, 5 vellum skins, 12 ft x 11½ in, 5/row; defect in dx side, 3/row; row 52-55 in later hand;
PROVENANCE:  owned by Wm le Neve; J Bilson 1905; presumably drawn for Amcott, fishmonger in London, mayor 1548;
REF:
-:  M Stephenson & R Grifin: Archaeologia 69 (1917-18) 61-110 = 2.Ser 19.Bd 1920, blazon+fot+ordin; Exib 1916 no.A12.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms, from a late collection of arms;
CONTENT:
-: patricians from town of Metz;
COMPARE:
-: similar to, but not concordant with, the Metz parts of RYN and to RYN/b (BnF ms,fr.n.acq.6724bis);
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-: Blanchard RYN (notes to RYN-tems);
-: BSB CodIcon Online 2014-05-08;


ArmBem:
= MT; 
ARMORIAL:  
-: 42 arms; series of 3 famous men bearing one given name; 
-: part of Beijeren (BEJ);
DATE:
-. 1337/56 (thu); 1361 (?wp);
EDITIONS:  
-: dutch version (Drie Besten); french version; AMT/a-c are the better copies;
DATABASE:  
-: 42 items with names from Paravicini AMT,  no coats of arms being  included; arms supplied from  Ex1= AMT/e, Goethals 564 fo.35v5-37r9;
REF: 
-: Adam AB (bra);  
-: W Paravicini, Cah.LdO 8:361-381 (with refs), 1998;  
-: O Schutte 1998 (facsimile, in prep);
-: Klaas Padberg Evenboer, 2009, in prep,
-: Huthwelker RW 80;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 352 painted arms, 
CONTENT: english nobility, AN:1 D.Lancaster, 2 Wm D.Bayern, 3 E.Northampton, 4 E.Warwick .. 349 john de boun, 350 henry husey, 351 roger husey, 352 thom pommest;
COMPARE:  
-: PO (672 items, very close, aw); WJO;
DATABASE: 
-: a few items from DBA;
ILL: 
-: Encyclopaedia Brittanica, 11.Ed, pl.II 'Heraldry'; 
REF:  
-: ms (blason) Oliver Barron at Soc Antiq;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-: approx. 750 arms & crests (BGH), painted, good artwork.  
DATE:
-: 1485-1490 (BGH);
CONTENT: 
-: South german families, Bayern, Franken, Schwaben, Oberrhein, Austria,  
-: pages: 1n württemberg, 2n-4n Erbländer, 5n-9n kings, 10n-13n quaternionen, [14n-41n heathen princes ], 42n-95n german nobles & counts & barons, 96n ternionen, 97n Max DtKg, 98n-106n nobles, 107n-115n quaternionen, 116n-239n german nobles, 
-: p.133-134 = Stetten + Fuchs + Vestenberg + Rechenberg + Gross von Trockau + Hessberg + Reitzenstein + Wirsberg;
STYLE:
-: several arms uncoloured, but tricked in letters (p/ploë/blau);
COMPARE:
-: 20 pages of attributed arms - copied from KCR -- BGH 67;
-: in part from PFZ -- BGH 66;  
ILLUSTRATIONS:
-: 196r1-2 (BGH 67); Herold 1898:8+171; Sieb A 451+456+461;
REF: 
-: 5 refs (BGH); BGH #62 (PFZ);
-: E. Löffelholz: Herold 1878, 9:52-53 + 69- (550-570 arms, list of names);


ArmBem:
= SR; 
SYNONYM:  Armorial du héraut Saint-Remy (boos; pae);
ARMORIAL: 203 (vs.A, BL) or 398 painted arms (vs.B, BnF);  different contents and sequences in vs.A and B;
DATE: 1435;
CONTENT: participants at the peace congress at Arras c15.07-15.09.1435 with 401 different persons; fragments of other armorials inserted between subsegments in both manuscripts;
-: vs.A (BL, Add.11542) = 176 burgundians, 12 mediators, 16 french ambassadors at Arras = 204 arms;
-: vs.B (BnF, fr.8199)  = 12 mediators, 17 french ambassadors,15 english ambassadors, 354 burgundians = 398;
-: the burgundians comprise flemings, brabantians, comtois a.o.;
EDITING:  probably under the direction of Jean leFevre S.St.Remy 'Toison d'or' king-of-arms;  
STYLE: 
-: vs.A painted in style and hand with legends as in ETO (BA Ms.4790), but in a 4x4 layout;
DATABASE: 401 items, complex numeration; 
-: ItemNo with numeration of APA/a items as found in ms;
-:  remaining items of both mss to be found in QPA, QPB and HCN;
-: APA/a+b = segm 01 mediators (12); 02 french (18); 03 english (15, APA/a only); 04 bur (356); 
-: QPA = Add.11542 -  GpETO-en (168);
-: QPB:1-249 = fr.8199 - GpETO-aut (187, segm.21); ui aut (18, segm.22); LYN/BHM-boh (41, segm.23) ;
-: HCN = fr.8199 - mainly french;
¤ items of APA/b with 7/8/9+serial number in segment in ms; folio numbers from both a- and b-version; concordance and supplementary info in ztblAPA a.o.;
-: Ex1 =  all (per long lines) of APA/a + APA/b combined as in Clemmensen APA;
-: SrNr = serial per segment (long lines) of APA/a + APA/b combined as in Clemmensen APA;
-: Ex2 = not used
-: Ex3 = serials (per page) by segments as in APA/a only;
-: Ex4 = serials (per page) by segments as in APA/b only;
-: Ex5 = serials (long lines) by segments as in APA/a only;
-: Ex6 = all (per page) of combined and interpolated per page as in draft (8/12/2005);
¤ QPB Ex1 = QPB item nos + 30nnn - for aut + boh-mor, txt incomplete;
¤ QPB Ex2 = QPB item nos + 9nnn = GpETO nos;
NOTE: 
-: review of conference in Dickinson CA, incl. notes on some participants; list of participants in chronicles of Saint-Remy (88 bur), Monstrelet (), Chartier (240 names, incl. 115 bur + 34 french), and anon in BnF n.acq.fr. 10058:12v-14r (44 bur; 37 french); in all 58 french are named as ambassors, observers or members of the entourage (Dickinson CA 10);
-: concordance with ETO, see Analysis and notes to ETO segment 15;
-: Sailly (lion) for LYN/BHM/APA relation to URF-group;
ILL:   95r (APA/a);
REF: 
-: V. Vallet  de Viriville. 'Notices ..', Bul.Ecole.Chartes, 8:118, 1848;  
-: Vallet de Viriville: 'Armorial Berry' p.174;
-: Clemmensen APA = S Clemmensen: 'Armorial de la Paix d'Arras - a roll of arms of the participants of the Peace Conference at Arras 1435', Heraldiske Skrifter 5, Societas Heraldica Scandinavica, Copenhagen, 2006; also via: www.heraldik.org ;
-: Jérôme Launé: 'Armorial de la Paix d'Arras', c1998, Master thesis, Univ.Paris-I, ab Popoff BH #2209 (APA/b);

NOTES on Congress of Arras 1435
English quartered in city within the walls, Burgundians in the suburbs and french in ?, mediators at Abbaye de St Vaast
- 28/6-21/7 Phil 'bon' travels with retinue from Brx via Courtrai, Grammont and Lille, and arrives in Arras 29/7
- 8/7 cardinal of Cypres arrives,
- 12/7 cardinal Albergati arrives,
- 15/7-21/9 formal congress ?,
- 10/8 first meeting of parties and mediators, one at a time,
- + combat between Jean de Mello and de Chargney;
- 28/8 Vendome + Harcourt meet Bf.Winchester,
- 30/8 Tudert visit Bf.Winchester,
- 1/9  secret meeting between mediators and burgundians,
- 4/9 EN + FR meet at Cathedral;
- 09.1435 St.Remy + Franche-Comté herald to England;
refs:  Monstrelet TJ 2:1-9 list, 18+30+125 (french);  St Remy 'Chronique de Charles VI' (period 1408-22) 1663, p.77 note on library of D.Berry incl 'livre de la prise et mort du roy Richard d'Angleterre', p.367 Ric II;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: late 15C, mainly kings
REF: Goodall, Antiq.J., 70:82-94, 1990;


Titel:
De Ministerio Armorum al. Libro de Arautos (Herald's book)

ArmBem:
= QDR = german armorial - 15th C ;
ARMORIAL:
-: 258  arms, 25/27 on banners, most of the rest with crests; treatise in latin, portuguese with later addition in castillian; by a portuguese herald who attended the Council of Constance (Konstanz) 1414-1418;
-: the hand of the addtions probably >1521 (Nascimento); 
DATE:
-: 1416 (date in ms); Bartholomeo Scala (d.1433);
CONTENT:
-: sovereign princes (single page, banners, segm.99, dispersed) and 17 segments of participants or embassies at the Concilium (iberian, english, polish, lithuanian, danish, savoyard, silesian, hungarian, german a.o.);
-: orders (Jar, Scale, Rüdenband, Cosse de Savoie, Tiercelet, SS-collar) on ff.14r, 17r, 25r, 42r, 43rv, 50r, 62rv, 63r, 64rv, 65r, 79r, 80v, 97r;  
DATABASE:
-: items from ms.lat.28, numbering and segments by Clemmensen;
-: 50 items from Silverdragon.org and W.T. Collins (letter 23.06.2009), notes by Brian M. Scott,  temporary numeration from Scott (1-45), 46-50 added from start, 2 badges not numbered, items not in ms sequence;
-: ex1 = Scott numbers, main sequence as in ARK;
-: ex3 = quire number;
-: ex4 = page numbers in ms;
-: ex5 = column in Dacher L;
ILL:
-: foto facsimile received 12.02.2011; a few pages in Paravicini KCR;
REF:
-: Scott ARK/QDR = www.silverdragon.org/heraldry (15C german armorial, facsimile of trimmed arms, no crests);
-: Paravicini ARK = W. Paravicini: 'Signes et coulours .. Concile de Constance' , in: D.Turrel &al: Signes et Couleurs .., Coll.Intl.2007 in Poitiers, Rennes, 2008, Revue du Nord pp.155-187;
-: Nascimento ARK = A.A. Nascimento: Livro de Arautos. De Ministerio Armorum. Script.anno.MCCCCVI. Ms.lat.28, John Rylands Library (Manchester), Lissabon 1977, www, text transcribed p.136ff;
-: M.R. James: Manuscripts in the John Rylands Library, Manchester, pp.78-81;
-:  http://enriqueta.man.ac.uk/luna/servlet/detail/Man4MedievalVC (facsimile)


Titel:
Botenbuch der Bruderschaft St Christoph auf dem Arlberg

ArmBem:
= HA;
Approx. 520 full achievements and 400 shields, partially filled with later additions; 3 originals Wien HHSA + München St.George + Codex Figdor (QAF, 1397-1407); 
DATE:  commenced c1390 (c1394-1430; BGH), continued onto 1786;
CONTENT:  donators and visitors to the Abbey of St. Christophe in Arlberger Thal in Tirol;
DATABASE:  most items transferred from MIL, being verified with Hupp ARL;
-:  numeration as page-item in the alphabethical listing in Hupp ARL; common doublets of items omitted;
-:  often more than one legend per item, legends usually omitted;
NOTE:
-  Hupp ARL: pp.1-18 intro, 19-22 Albrecht III a.o., pp.23-  painted arms and comments in alphabetical order A-O with notes of mss sources; condensed alphabet, e.g. P+B, C+K;
-  note on poles in Heymowski CP;
-: QAF = ARL-F = Codex Figdor, Innsbruck, from Widmoser ARL;
-: ARL-M = Münchener Boten- und Wappenbuch = Sieb WB3;
-: ARL-W = ARL/a = Wien, HHStA Böhm 473;
REF:  BGH (6 refs); 
-:  Hupp ARL = O Hupp 'Die Wappenbücher vom Arlberg' Berlin 1937-39, families A-O (prepared 1923-24);
-:  Widmoser ARL = ARL-F = Eduard Widmoser & Werner Köffler: Botenbuch der Bruderschaft St.Christoph auf dem Arlberg, Tiroler Handschrift, Codex Figdor, Innsbruck, s.d., facsimile;
-: Büchner ARL = Robert Büchner: Das Münchner Boten- und Wappenbuch vom Arlberg, Frankfurt 2016;


Titel:
Picquigny - Armorial anglais temp. Richard II de BA, Ms.5256

ArmBem:
= JL = YF = ETO/f = "Picquigny"; 
ARMORIAL: blason only; in GpETO
DATE: c.1420 (Launé, pas, Cat.BA); 1411-1413 ( clem); 1397 (ETO);
-: possibly collated c.1370 / c.1395, reworked c.1412;
-: Thomas Beaufort, d.1426, E.Dorset 1411 [9]; Marmaduke Constable d.1377 / d.1404 [121];
CONTENT: 
-: english nobles and gentry; ARS:2-5 = R.Engl (Henry IV, d.1413) + Prince of Wales (Henry V) + John (Bedford) + Humphrey (Gloucester) + Edw D.York 1402 (d.1415) + Ric E.Cambs 1414,  d.1415;
-:  4-5 sections = 1-9 royal family; 10-137 most of ETO-en; 138-190 ETO-en + inserts; 191-299 fragment of an ordinary; 300-447 fragment of a general roll (elms in DV:2202-2273);
COMPARE: 
-: overlap with ETO  (pas);  overlap with ETO from ARS:1-188 with periodicity of 3 but many irregularities;
-: used as one of the sources for the notes in QEB/QEN (BnF fr.33009) '.. Piquigny .. Chaunes', ARS reworked as an alphabetical dictionary;
-:  AN (c.1350), PT, BG, DV items in DBA; CB; Writhe's Book, CoA ms.M10, ff.71-123 (in DBA as WB iii);
-: many similar coats and legends in the unrelated AK/ATK;
-:  legends appear more like S than N, but not likely to be related to either N/PAR, S/WIL or TJ;
-: S/WIL: ARS:114 = S:125 Hugh Spencer;
DATABASE: 
-: 447 items from BA Ms.5256, incl. 170 originally added from Pastoureau ETO; item/branch assignment verified with DBA;
-:  item numbers changed, JL(pas) = JL/ARS(clem) + 1; 
STYLE:  
-: France is rendered as {three fleurdelis};
REF: 
-: JL = Jérôme Launé, 2001, material for a doctoral thesis (ab Pastoureau ETO 2:79);


ArmBem:
= Greenstreet 38, 
-: Ashmole in Foster DH is Powell's Roll (PO);
ARMORIAL: 
 -: 486 arms, 1 name (15), 1 blank (24); 489 items (arw); 488 items (Mitchell AS);
-: arms on verse; treatise on heraldry on dorse;
DATE: compiled 17.10.1334-22.02.1335 (aw); 12.1334-01.1335 (ndy);
-: Piers Gaveston E.Cornwall d.1312 (AS:426);
CONTENT:
-: 4 segments: 1 (1-23) kings, 2 (25-34 = 10) earls, 3 (25-111 = 77) barons, 4 (112-488 = 377) gentry -- clem;
-:  1-26 sovereigns; 27-36 english earls, 37-489 english lords and knights -- CEMRA;
-: 12 earls, 48 barons, 406 knights  -- ndy;
-: very near an ordinary for the lords and knights;
-: compiled in Yorkshire (ndy), mainly northerners in it;
COMPARE: 
-: source of the Ashmole group of armorials;
-:  CKO (646 items, 76%) and CG (556 items) are very close to AS in content;
-: many items in common with Q (Collins), TJ (later) and LM; some with PO and O (Boroughbridge);
DATABASE: 
-:  488 items from Mitchell AS (Oxford Queen's College ms.158) with identifications by Clemmensen 2004;
-: a few additional items >500 from DBA vol.4 as numbered there;
-: Denholm-Young CF numbering unlike Mitchell AS, omits kings and earls;
-: Ex1 = 106 items from DBA, number = (Item - 1); a few extras, possibly from the later additions as 9001-;
NOTE:
-: 11 items has changed title as copyist of AS/a wanted them to show the family status by early 15C (ndy);
-: no qaurterly coats;
REF: 
-:  Barron AS (ms C; blason transcript of AS/a, DBA; Soc.Antiq.);
-:  Mitchell AS, 1982 (AS/c, transcript only);
-:  Pusikan 1882 (AS/a);
-:  Barstow AS = A.M. Barstow: 'The importance of the Asmolean Roll of arms for the study of medieval blazon', Antiq.J, 1974, 54:75-84;
-: Denholm-Young CF 97-99;
CHK: items, on which Wagner's dating is based;


ArmBem:
= Sigismundus Meisterlin: Cronographia Augustensium (1457)
ARMORIAL:
-: city chronicle with armorial (list of arms) appended;
CONTENT:
-: 
ILL:
-: iv.v / 4v arms of Augsburg over members of town council identified by their family arms;
NOTE:
-: double reference BSB + Augsburg Staats- & Stadtbibliothek in Marcus Meer, Heraldica Nova blogpost #3265, 4.06.2015;
RE:
-: QDL (ex-AUG), Augsburger WB, BSB, cod.icon.311;


Titel:
Armorial d'Assignies 'Blasons et cris d'armes de chev…

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
DATE:
-: c1550 (Eeckhout);
CONTENT: 
-: Painted arms with blasons + mottoes of nobles from Flandern + Artois + Hainault + Cambrésis.
REF: Gs#21791 + 16829 + 23945.  
-: A Dinaux, Arch.Hist.Nord.Fr. NS. (1842) 4:5-26;
-: Eeckhout FM, 145 flemish arms;


ArmBem:
= Armorial de San Francisco Javier;
ARMORIAL:
-:
DATE:
-: 1475-1506 (wtc);
CONTENTS:
-: arms of the Atondo family from Navarra and thier connections; painted shields, basic info on arms, notes of the Atondo family history;
NOTE:
-:  Guillermina de Atondo was grandmother of San Fransico Xavier;
REF:
-: W.T. Collins, pers.com. 24.07.2013;
-: Jose Antonio Vivar del Riego: "El blason escrito: la historia de los libros heraldicos. ON: 
www.bne.es/opencms/es/Micrositios/Guias/Genealogia/resources/docs/blazon_escrito.pdf


Titel:
Décor armorié du Chateau Aurouse (dep Cantal)

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  décor armorial du chateau Aurouse, dep Cantal
DATE:
REF:  E de Boos, RFHS 69-70 (1999-2000) 57-88;


ArmBem:
= Jahzeitbuch der St.Andreas Kirche in Usterm can Zurich;
ARMORIAL:
-: 60 arms inserted in german and latin text;
CONTENT:
-: Bourgois families of Uster = Wappen der Familien Landenberg-Greiffensee und Bonstetten. Auch sind Bürgerwappen, Bauernwappen und Wappen von angeheirateten Frauen der vorgenannten Familien dargestellt. 
REF:
-: www (survey-comment);
RE:
-: Aniversar von Elgg (ELG), same artist;
-: Klaus Graff, blogpost 19.07.2015, www.heraldica.hypotheses.org


Titel:
Livrée de Viviers ou du cardinal de Bayonne

ArmBem:
= AGM = Livrée Gaillard de la Mothe ou du cardinal de Bayonne = les fastes du cardinal Gaillard de la Motte
ARMORIAL:
-:  mural frieze around great hall in building in Avignon (dep Vaucluse),former accredited to Guilhelm de Peyre Grodin dit cardinal de Bayonne, cardinal-priest of Ste.Cécilia (1312) & cardinal-bishop of Ste.Sabine (1317), provincial prior of domenicans in Toulouse, but later named as Livrée du Viviers;
-: frieze has survived in part, but damaged by later staircase;
-: arms of realms interspersed with arms of cardinals and pope Benedict XII (Fournier, r.1334-1342);
DATE:
-: winter 1335-1336 (CM, GdL, HA);
NOTE:
-: Tre Kronor arms of Sweden;
ILL:
-: drawings by Sägerlund;
REF:
-: Georges de Loÿe, "Om ursprunget til det svenska riksvapnet Tre Kronor", HerT 1986, 54:155-174;
-: Georges de Loÿe, "Une frise armoirée dans la Livrée du cardinal de Bayonne", l'Annuaire de la Société des Amis du Palais de s papes et des Monuments d'Avignon", 1978-79, 55-56:25-59;
-: Valdimir Sägerlund:**, Heraldisk Tidsskrift, 2014, 107:n;
-: Andreas Oberdorf: "Konkretes abbild ..", blogpost 10.03.2014, Heraldica Nova, www.heraldica.hypotheses.org;
-: Christian Mérindol: Recueils d'armoiries ..", Les Armoriaux, Paris 2008, p.291-331 (symp. 2004);
-: Hervé Aliquot: "Harispe, Cyr, Les Fastes du cardinal Gaillard de laMotte", in. Aliquot (Ed): Avignon au XIVe siècle. Palais et Decors, Avignon 2006, p.13-22;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: presently 218 items, original probably contained 211 painted arms with 214 blasons; copies 15-16-17C;
DATE: c.1255 (aw); 1258 (HS London); 01-06.1252 (Denholm-Young HH 41);
PROVENANCE: 
-: attrib to Nicolas the Barber for  Simon Montfort E.Leicester & L.Kenilworth by Denholm-Young HH; 
CONTENT:
¤ kinship structure  -- McAndrew SH 111;
EDITIONS:  version A / I =  Cooke's = B/a+c  = WrPk Ms.16 (I.A);  
- version B /  IIA-B = Harvey's = CA L14 c.1310 = B/b = Nicholas RHE (Ed.1829);  
- version C / IIIA-C = StGeorge's, excerpts = Add.29796 + Harl.6589 fo.11b + SA Ms.664.i fo.23 c.1258 = B/d+e+f; 
- version D / IV = Grimaldi's, excerpts from Grimaldi Roll = B/g, a mix of c1250 and c1340 compilations, not a true edition ; 
- Cooke's version closest to original (aw) with B:217-218 added c.1520;
- extensive comments by HS London; B/c ( II.B) transferred from version B to A;
DATABASE: 
-: 225 items from Humphery-Smith AN; verified with Wagner RAH (B/a+c) and Brault ERA( B/d+e+f); consolidated numeration; 10000(+) version B substitutions c1310 in Cumb l212-218[],  version C [20, 34]; version D [81];
REF:  
-: HS London =  Wb  = Wagner RAH 87-97 + 115-166; 
-: Brault ERA 31-33; 
-: Timms B; 
-: NH Nicholas 'Rolls of Arms of Henry III and Edward III', 1829; 
-: CEMRA (4 versions, I - IV);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: >1300  arms & crests + genealogy + tenure; orig + 16C copy;
PROVENANCE: 
-: Wm Ballard, 1460 herald to Henry D.Exeter, c1484 (Edw IV-Hen VII) March KoA Western Marches, Wales & Cornwall (Wagner HH 112);
DATABASE:
-:  a few from DBA;
-: page + number  in DBA;
ILL: fo.53;
REF: Wagner RAH 111-116; Wagner HH 107-109;
-:  R Griffin, Misc.Gen.Her., 1933, 3:1-12 + 33-42 + 70-75 + 119-129 + 143-151 + 256;


ArmBem:
SYN:  Codex Balduini Trevirensis. 
CONTENT:   
-: (1) on recto 57 arms, Heinrich VII's  travel to Rome 1308-1313;   
-: (2) on verso 258 shields, vassals of Balduin Ebf.Trier, b/ Emperor, many replicates and many empty shields; arms on miniatures; tabular 6x6;
ILL:  
-: BAL:6r (BGH 13); BAL:26r (Tournier von Pisa 1312) Galbreath LH 41; Neubecker H #308+327+421; map;
NOTE:
-: BEL:261 Eppenstein = BAL:14b+15a;
RE:  
-: RT (Turin) synonym ?,
REF: BGH (5 ref);  Popoff BH (refs);
-: Heyen BAL = FJ Heyen 'Kaiser Heinrichs Romfahrt', Boppard 1965, facsimile;
-: FJ Heyen: Kaiser Heinrichs Romfahrt. Die Bilderchronik von Kaiser Heinrich VII und Kurfürst Balduin von Luxemburg 1308-1313. München 1978;
-: Irmer 'Die Romfahrt ..', Berlin 1881; 
.


Titel:
Garci Alonso de Torres: 'Blason de Armas'

ArmBem:
PROVENANCE:  Garci Alonso de Torres, Aragon King of Arms; heraldic treatise 16C copy;
CONTENT:  spanish and napolitan nobility, CTdO;
REF: CoA 161/1993, wtc.


ArmBem:
REF: L Müller-Westphal (mention in pers. comm. 2003.11.13 + 2004.10);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  
-: registry of KG, from 26 founders in 1348 til 1421, additions to 1445; orig;
DATE:
-: painted c.1430 (Wagner HA); additions possibly by John Smert 'Garter';
PROVENANCE: 
-: Wm Bruges, 1st Garter KoA (author); John Writhe 'Garter' (d.1504), Elias Ashmole (d.1693); John Anstis 'Garter' (d.1744);
ILL: 
-: Neubecker H 6+33; Pastoureau AH; CEMRA 84/85 (D.Lancs); Wagner HA 56 (Wm Bruges);
NOTE: 
-:  1st definite attrib, prototype visitation, inspired ETO ? (Wagner HH 115);
-: Garter KoA + 26 founder KG, each with a placard with arms and names, partially filled;
REF:
-: wikipedia (facsimile); BL = http://prodigi.bl.uk/illcat (facsimile);


Titel:
Brünnen auf dem Altstadtmarkt zu Braunsweig

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 2 rows of leaden shields (orig. 20) with legends on the town well in the old part of the town of Braunsweig;
CONTENT:
-: upper row:  12-20 = Neun Guten Helden;
-: lower row: 1-11 = emperor, 7 electors, Braunsweig, Brwg-Lün, Stadt Brwg;
-: e.g. Basilisk (Cesar), dromedar (Hector),  pentagram (David); griffin (Arthur);
REF:
-: Arnold Rabbow Heraldischen Weltornung in Blei. Kleeblatt, 2/2014:83-94;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: fragment of a painted armorial
DATE:
-: june-july 1434, Abp.Mainz changes;
CONTENT:
-: material related to Concilium in Basel 1434;
-: 1-16 kings, 17-80 counts and dukes, including ecclesiastics (nos. 34, 36, 38, 46, 48, 50, 56, 66-8. 70-1, 78), one civic coat (no. 64), and one English knight’s coat (no. 69).
REF:
-: Goodall CP, ch.3 = John A. Goodall, ms.paper 1997 (English Arms in Foreign Armorials);
-: Goodall CP, ch.5 = John A. Goodall, ms.paper 2002 (TWO CONTINENTAL ROLLS OF ARMS IN THE BRITISH LIBRARY);
RE:
-:   ‘A roll of attributed arms for legendary and ancient French kings, Harl. Roll A.7, list of nobles;’ 
-:   Harl.Rolls A.5, pagination in same hand;


Titel:
Dugdale-Hatton Book of Draughts (Monuments)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
DATE:
-:  c1330 (BEC-fla; clem), 
CONTENT: nobles from Flanders a.o.
COMPARE:  
-: Flanders segment (115v-122v) is a near copy of CNK-fla, possibly a direct copy; also to Bergmans WB/list;
DATABASE:  
-: not entered; 200+ items in notes to CNK-fla;
NOTE: 
-: Josse van Becberghe, roi d'armes de Brabant, fl.1582 (Adam AB), Armorial des échevins de Bruxelles (QEB, AM Brx ms.3357:3r-), incl. tournois de Bruxelles (TBX, 1439/1452, Brx AMu, ms.3357:77r-);
REF:  
-: Eeckhout CNK, App.1-2, 302 flemish arms; Eeckhout FM;


ArmBem:
= BW. 
ARMORIAL:  
-: 1098 painted arms, no crests; a collection of 5 armorials;
-: see TCO 1238, TMO 1310, KUF 1396, SGN 1402, and AMT for items;
-: elms of TCO in HE/FW
DATE: 
-: finished 23.06.1405 according to colophon in copy -- Anrooij BG 159, Beelaerts BG 8;
-: completed 23.june 1405 -- Adam GEL 8;
-: begun after 16.02.1402, death of Wm (I) D.Juliers-Guelders (Anrooij GM, 1991); 
PROVENANCE:  
-: one copy in autograph of Claes Heinenzoon 'Beijeren & Gelre' (in ÖNB), note on www.kb.nl; 
EDITING: additions by continuators.
DATABASE:  
-: see TCO 1238, TMO 1310, KUF 1396, SGN 1402, and AMT for items;
-: various mss used as main source for the 5 armorials;
NOTE:
-: arms of lords in the lands of Albrecht I Wittelsbach Gf.Holland-Hennegau 1389-1404, regent 1358;
ILL:  
-: Neubecker H 51; Boos DB 153; facsimile www.kb.nl (BEJ/a); facsimile (BEJ/c);
REF:  BGH (7 ref);   
-: O Preuss, Der Herold 1882; Heraldisches Bibliotek 1875;  
-: WA Beelaerts van Blokland, 'Beieren quondam Gelre', Den Haag 1933, 15 plates;  
-: Anrooij GM, 1991; 
-: U Barzini (in prep 2000);  
-: Otto Schutter (in prep 1980-2000, info Helene Loyau);
-: Boos SGN a.o.;
-: K. Padberg Evenboer (in prep);


ArmBem:
= BB = BJ = B(F) = BE = Armorial Beaulaincourt-Bellenville
-:  BEO used for the 11 occationals;
CONTENT: 
-: 1740 arms, some with crests (clem, pas);  1731 arms (ran); 57 segments incl. the 1st part of 44 segemnts of european marche d'armes and principalities, and 2nd part, 11 'occationals' (BEO 1-11) and 2 'marches'; 10% name only items;
DATING: 
-: 1355-80 (period of work of herald, bma, from jq); 1364-86 (Raneke), 1369-75 (pae), 1370-85 ( Pastoureau SH); 1386-90 (Jequier, franco-german segments); 1370-80 (Popoff BH);
-: ms possibly painted 1405-06 (70r, herald linked to S.Vlatten, ospl.1406; clem);
SOURCES:  
-: GEL possibly used as a major source for BEL (GEL has more crests than BEL), but not for direct copying (clem); 
COMPARE:  
-: extensive overlap with GEL  (Gs2889; Jequier), and through GEL with BHM.;
-: concordance of BEL 14-21+ 27-32 with LBQ 43-53, german principalities (clem);
PROVENANCE: 
-: Possibly from Antoine de Beaulaincourt, Sr. de Bellenville, 1499-1559, gov/ Lille, Toison d'or roi d'armes 1549, who usually used his paintred arms {Az 2 lions addorsed Or} as an ex-libris, as in his own armorial of the OTdO (TOB). Or perhaps his friend, Jacques le Boucq, painter and genealogist of the OTdO, whose fine library is now at the Bibl. Municipale de Valenciennes. Owned by Alexander Petau, d.1672, a parisian book collector as waws his father, Paul, 1568-1614.  A part of his library was sold to Queen Christine of Sweden and is now in the Vatican Library. It might have been acquired by the Bibliothéque Royale on the death of Alexander in 1672, as it has one of the earlier acquisition numbers, though it is not to be found in the old catalogues and was neither noted by the old armorists.  
-: discovered by Paul Adam-Even around 1939.
EDITING:  
-: edited from many segments, mainly territorial, but including 11 occasionals. Compiler might have started as pursuivant with C.Hainault-Holland c.1355-60 (fo.40r-43v); has observed an English expedition to Schelde or to the Rheinlands; travels to the court of Charles V of Hungary (copy BEO 5) and returned through Nürnberg and Hildesheim; also travels to Brandenburg and Mecklenburg (lj).
LANGUAGE:
-:  dutch/flemish;
STYLING: 
-: pages ruled 4x5,  layout types  N + M (4*6 -and- 1+ 2*3 + 4*3), L (4*3 crested)  - several blank, partly finished or unfinished shields on many pages; double sets of legends in several hands; probably several drawers and several colourists at work; rows filled from below in certain instances;
-: Flanders and Geldern segments have the best drawn items; drawing style much like GE;
-: helmet 3/4 or 1/1 profile; several types of helmet;
-: mantling 1) ovoid (c1250-'cap du 15C'), 2) >14C,  shield of equisided bowed lines.
-: BEL usually without crests except for leading items (sovereign); though the occationals (BEO) usually have crests included;
-: some uncolored items having tinctures in flemish;;
DATABASE:  
-: 1740 arms, from Jequier BEL supplemented by Pastoureau BEL; numbering by Clemmensen, identical to Pastoureau BEL; segments modified by Raneke and Clemmensen; 1609 items substantiated + 131not verified independently (incl. 51 s.n., 26 BEL + 25 BEO); 126 anonymous (+ some with very illegible legends); 91 s.n. reasonably substantiated (48 BEL + 43 BEO); mostly identified by Jéquier with 22 by P&P and 21 by Clemmensen;
-: BEO, 11 segments has 405 items; 1333 in 44 segments in BEL proper; 
-:  Raneke numbers not compatible with Jequier/Clemmensen;
-: Ex1 = page / folio in quire number
¤ McAndrew SH has different numbering  for BEO items;
NOTES: 
-:  series of BnF ms. fr. 5228 URF/e + 5230 BEL + 5232 LBQ from book collectors in Lille arund 1550 (Beaulaincourt, le Boucq and le Blancq).
-:  Swedish section from a tournament in Wismar 1386 given by King Albreckt of Sweden;
-:  Adam-Even 1971: Gelre as author ?; questioned by Jequier 1972; repeated by Anrooij GM, 1991;
ILL:  
-: Pastoureau TH 349 (57v) a.o.; facsimile;
REF:  
-:  Jequier BEL = #502/498 = L Jequier, Cahiers d'Heraldique V, 1983 (b/w drawings, jq); 
-:  Pas BEL = Pastoureau & Popoff: l'Armorial Bellenville, 2 vols, Eds.Gui, 2004 (facsimile);
-:  Paravicini PR (crusades into Prussia); 
-: Heymowski BEL;
-: C. Campbell: 'Scottish arms in the Bellenville', Scotttish Genealogist, 1978, 25:33-**;
-:  Cae15-17+19;  Raneke BH 79; 
-: Raneke,  HerT 64:190; 
-: Clottu, AH 98/1984 p.30; 
-: Jequier BG, 11.CIGH 1972;


ArmBem:
=> Bellenville; occasional rolls in BEL.


Titel:
Armorial de Gilles le Bouvier, l'héraut Berry

ArmBem:
= BB = BER = FB = BE = B = GB;
SYNONYM: GB = Armorial Lascaris = Armorial Guichenon;
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1841 arms (Boos BER); 1744/1953 arms (Vallet de Viriville);
-: several mounted figures or figures on dais; arms without crests;
-: many items as 'name only';
DATE:  
-: 1454-57 (V-V); 1454-58 (boos);
-: BER:1053 = Louis XI, r.1461-1483, as dauphin;
COMPARE:  
-: BER-bar+lor derived from same local source as RYN/NLU-lor group;
-: BER-art derived from NAV, as possibly BER-bre;
-: CHA (BER:1285+);
EDITING: 
-: Compiled 1454-57 (V-V) by Gilles de Bouvier 1386-1455 'Berry' KoA; 
DATABASE:  
-: from Boos BER;
-: a few 'name only' items have been emended with blasons by Boos;
NOTE:
-: mediocre edition 1866 by Valette-Viriville; 
-: modern critical edition by E de Boos 1995 based on BnF fr.4985; 
-: Boos BER has blasons for appropriate arms corresponding to legends of blank shields;
ILL: 
-: 142v-143r; 48r; 37v;51v-52r; 45v; 44r;
REF:  
-: Bb = Boos BER / AB =  E de Boos, l'armorial de Gilles le Bouvier, l'heraut Berry, Paris : Léopard d'or 1995;  
-: AB-VV = M.Vallet de Viriville 1866 'Armorial de France &c;   
-: Popoff A; Boos B;  Raneke BHM 72+86; Wagner HH 54; Marot AB 1926;
-: BnF banque d'images, www.gallica.bnf.fr;
-: J. Storrer Clouston, scottish arms in Berry, Proc.Soc.Antiq.Scot, 1938, 10:84-114 + colour images;
-: Belloy BER = Vincent Belloy: "Les armoriaux medievaux ..", MA project 2015, Paris Sorbonne, www.academia.edu;


ArmBem:
REF: M Prinet (ed). 
-: Collins, Antiq.J (1941)21:204;


Titel:
Armorial des feudataires du Brabant - synonym


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-:
DATE:
-:
CONTENTS:
-: bavarian families, towns and monasteries;
REF:
-:  BSB, www, pdf;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  407 arms; contemporary manufacture;
NOTE:  crude ordinary from Willement (S/WIL), many mistakes;
-:  legends updated to give incumbents of c.1420/50, e.g. Reginald WEST, 1395-1451, 3B.W & 1B.dlaWarr 1427, BG:403;
DATABASE:
-: some from DBA;


ArmBem:
¤ book = Berchem, Galbreath & Hupp: Beitrage zur Geschichte der Heraldik. Sieb D:


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: geneaogical chronicles illustrated by arms:
PROVENANCE:
-: autograph by Claes Heinenzoon 'Gelre' & 'Beijeren'; 
CONTENT:
-: extended versions of the Holland and Brabant genealogical chronicles in GEL (1396/1400, wa);
-: Hollandse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm.57, derived from Jacob van Maerlant: 'Spiegel historiael', c.1290 and Vincent de Beauvais: 'Speculum historiale';
-: Brabantse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm. 56, both genealogies illustrated with coats of arms,  derived from Jan Van Boendale: 'Brabantse yeesten', 1312/16;
-: Flemish chronicle, also modified from van Maerlant;
COMPARE:
-: GOR;
-: TCO:323 = BHC:26;
DATABASE:
-: 52 items entered from BHC/a as transcribed in Jequier GG, segments as in GEL;
-: ex1 = GEL no. - concordant items;
REF: 
-: Neubecher H 55 (ill); Jequier GG;
-: Anrooij GM, Anrooij HB; Anrooij BG, Jequier GG, a.o.;
RE:
-: Wereldkroniek, KBdH, ms.128 E 10, ends in 1348, author noted as 'Ic Beyeren';
-: all of these chronicles are known in several mss;


ArmBem:
= CB = BR. 
SYN: Codex Berghammar. 
ARMORIAL:  3430 items, incl. 2*16 (unnumb.) crests on fo.60v+61r, and 3398 numbered items (clem), but 3388 in Raneke BHM (and SRS) as several ancestors were numbered as sets (e.g. BHM:440), mixed layout, crests on 33% of items;
DATE: 
-: 1436-50 (Raneke BHM; Pas ETO 2:18);  ultimo 1430's (NG Bartholdy); 1445-50 (pas in Popoff GEL 22, 2012);
-: 1449-1456 (clem; BHM:440 Gf.Kleve; BHM:1167 Isabel de Bourbon, married 1454; BHM:588 David de Bourgogne, Bp.Utrecht 1456); 
PROVENANCE:  
-: manufactured in Brabant (probably in Bruxelles,similar material used at Groendal monastery); owned by F Schweincz 1553;  Gabriel Glotzer 16C (exlibris); acquired in Flanders c. 1693 by C.A. Sack (or bought in Paris by his son) and included in the Bergshammar library in Södermannland (inventory of 1755); deposited in Riksarkivet in 1933;
CONTENT:  
-: arms & crests from most european regions;
SOURCES: 
-: extensive copying, approx. 84%, from three sources (GEL, ETO and LYN), incl. WIN-nor recopied from ETO;
COMPARE: 
-: part of ETO-group;
-: overlap approx. 1120 GEL,  676 (328) ETO,  74 LYN,  101 WiN (via ETO) - according to Raneke BHM, but different when only copied segments and not all similar arms are included;
-: Sailly (lion) for LYN/BHM/APA relation to URF-group, i.e. LBQ;
-: BHM:339 Couderborch was copied from TBX:194 Meere/Couderborch, legends of TBX:194/195 transposed;
EDITING:
-:  edited and written in Brabant (at the Groendal monastery ?) near Brussels during 1441-56 (?) by an unknown  (brabantian ?) herald in the 'Burgundian College of Arms' from various sources, mainly Gelre (GEL), Lyncenich (LYN) and Toison d'Or (ETO), the latter incorporating a segment from Wijnbergen (WIN). 
LANGUAGE: 
-:  mainly flemish, parts in french (segments ..  ..  .. ) and german (segments .. .. ..).
STYLING: 
-: formats described by Raneke, nomenclature revised 2005;
-: banners beside crested arms  a.m. Gelre in BHM:3292/215v Danmark and BHM:221/27r Brabant-Limburg (Lotrike banners);
DATABASE:
-: items entered from Raneke BHM with numeration and segmentation by Raneke;
-: numeration changed on fo.79v + 85v + 94r1-3 with additonal numbers on 74v (440a = 10440, b = 20440 &c);
-: segmentation of Raneke retained, but not 46a Mecklenburg, 46b Rheinland, and 9 displays of ancestors;
-: identifications revised 2000;
-: ex1 = frames in scan of safety copy;
ILL: 
-: many b/w and a few colour pages available;
REF: 
-:  Raneke BHM = Cb = J Raneke, 'Bergshammarvapenboken', Lund 1975 (thesis); 
-:  Saffroy 2915b; Adam 21-22; BGH #11;  Popoff A; 
-:  F.U. Wrangel ' En vapenbok från medeltiden' , Sv.Autogr.Tidss. 1893, 2.6:1-8;
-:  G. Carlsson: 'ätten Gädda', Pensonhist.Tidsskr., 1951, 49:39-49;
-:  Heymowski CB = Les blasons de la chevallerie de Bohême dans l'amorial Bergshammar, AH, 1968, 82:18-26;
-:  N.G. Bartholdy: .. date of BHM..', HerT (2008) 97:297-302;
-:  S Clemmensen: 'Ligheder ..', HerT (2008) 98:nn;
-:  H Klackenberg: ' Svensk medeltidsheraldik ..', in: Dahlbäck &al.: '..Olle Ferm 60 år', 2008, pp.213-226;


Titel:
Biccherne: tavole dipinte delle magistrature senesi

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 
-:  painted wooden boards (tavolette) in Siena Magistratura (Archivo de Stato); 
REF: 
-: L Borgia, le Biccherne: tavole dipinte delle magistrature senesi, Roma 1984;
-: ww.poderesantabia.com (several images)


ArmBem:
= BA; 
ARMORIAL:  259 / 295 blasons;  copy 18C;
-: oldest known french blazons;
CONTENT: Charles C.Anjou campaign 1254 in Hainault against Jean d'Avesnes C.Hainaut; 
DATABASE:
-: items entered and verified from the various editions;
REF: 
-: Adam BIG/BI =  P Adam-Even AHS 1949 'Armorial francais du milieu du 13e siecle..';  
-: Brault BIG = Brault ERA 16-30;  
-: Nussard BIG = R Nussard, Le rôle d'armes Bigot, DocHerMed 2, Leopard d'or, Paris 1985;  
-: Timms BIG; Boos CDS (on ms fr.18648);  
-: R Nussard, Cah.LdO 8:21-, 1997;


Titel:
le dis de huit blasons de Jehan de Biteri

ArmBem:
8*blason;
elegia on 8 knights killed at Crecy 26.08.1346; preserved in Froissart 'Chronicles' tome 23 p281.
REF: Adam-Even, AH 65(1961)50-53;
-: Anrooij SR 45 as Jean de Bateri;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 36 coats of arms; scots; oldest collection of scottish arms;
-: with CKO;
DATE:
-: 1332 (arw), 06.1334 (ndy);
CONTENT:
-: arms of scottish knights
DATABASE:
-: from HerSocScot verified with McAndrews, from AR Wagner's 'Cooke's Ordinary';
ILL: McAndrews BLL;
NOTE:
-: McDougall - not MacDonald;
REF:
-: Bruce A. McAndrews: The Balliol Roll, New Engl.Hist.Geneal.Soc, 2002;
-: The Heraldry Society of Scotland 2004, www, blazon only;
-: Denholm-Young CF 97;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 951 arms, mostly with crests; 2 smalls shields (95, 344); 81-bis outside numeration; some later additions omitted;
DATE:
-: c.1440 Ital Reding jr. (fl.1410-1466); 1st Swiss Civil War (1439-40, 1443-1450), leader of Schwyz against Zürich;
CONTENTS:
-: arms and crests of southern german and swiss  nobility; many arms or names paired on same page;
-: apparently disordered, with many small fragments, some pages probably missing;
COMPARE:
-: WGH = WB Herold;
-: BLW:8r-10v, bur = SGH:48n = ING:61n-65n;
-: BLW:23r1 - SGH:187n; BLW:23v - SGH:184n;
-: KCR:932 (A&K);
STYLE:
-: most items in BLW-C (2+2, courtoisie, crest, shield approx 50 mm high, ?STU-C, ?SGH-B), some in BLW-D (1+1, courtoisie, crest, approx 83 mm high, ?DWF-D, ?SGH-C); BLW-A1/2 (2:1, no crest, 95/83 mm); BLW-B (2x2, no crest, approx 72 mm); BLW-E (1 helmet, 2 shields, ?SGH-E); BLW-F unlikely to be ING-C3.
-: pageant helmets;
-: BLW-C manteling mostly leafy, but also ribbons, some redrawn differently, e.g. 108v, 109r, 110r;
DATABASE:
-: items from visit; numeration by Clemmensen;
-: ex1 = 949 items, <21.08.2009;  added later;
NOTE:
-: "Partly made by one of the artists working on the ING (Ingeram) and SGH (Hagenbergischen Codex) and Wappenblätter des Germ. Museums" -- BGH
-:  A feathered bonnet above the arms of the 8 original swiss cantons (Schwytz, Uri etc.) shows the inscription "amman rôding" for Ital Reding.
REF:
-:  L. Müller-Westphall (ready for print 2005; extract present);
-: BGH 106-114, annex with discussion on woodblock and maker;


ArmBem:
sigla assigned to lost source of BHM 45 and LYN 69 Artois, and possibly other armorials and segments in the GpETO (clem, 03.2017);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: part of George Calveley's Book (CV);
-: see CEMRA for mss and notes;
CONTENT: mailnly 14C, a few 13C and some 15C arms;


ArmBem:
= BM; 
CONTENT:  liegois noblity;
REF:  Adam AB no.17;


ArmBem:
badges
HIST: muster roll for Edw.IV's campaign in France 1475;
REF: FP Bernard 1925, KB Cph.


ArmBem:
= AB;
ARMORIAL: BNE + HUN a.o.
DATE: ultimo 14C;
REF: 
-: Adam AB no.4;
-: Eeckhout FM, 36 arms of flemings fo.32-35;


ArmBem:
SYNONYM: Banyster's French Treatise (dennys);
ARMORIAL:  blason;
CONTENT:
-: french arms appended to the Visitation of Caux;  Prester John + Pope + Emperor of Constantinople preceding french nobles, some additions in 16-17C hand;
-: 154rv 'verger of France', enumeration of princes of the royal blood  -- Hiltmann PL 182n74, as in MAZ:16v-19r;
REF: Campbell MCA 161-166;


Titel:
Armorial Universel et Traité de Blason de Noël le Boucq

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: 887 arms, painted;
DATE:
PROVENANCE:  
-: traité de blason and armorial composed by Noël le Boucq, bourgois de Valenciennes (en Hainaut), dated 29.03.1543;
CONTENT: 
-: Pays-Bas, Allemagne, Angleterre, Ecosse, Villes (several parts), Bohéme, Castille, Aragon, Navarre, Brabant, Flandre, Alost, Hollande, Namur, Hainaut; ;
NOTE:  
-: inspired by URF, but many differences;
-: ms.fr.11464 Argentaye Tract, a herald's miscellany;
REF: 
-: M Popoff, 4.ColAIH, 1985, 157-173 (bibliographical description);
-: Eeckhout FM, ff.143v-157v (199 flemish arms);


Titel:
Stammbaum des Pfalzgrafen bei Rhein Philip den Aufrichtigen

ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: genealogy of Philip 'the upright' PfGf.Rhein, illustrated by painted mounted figures with coats of arms;
PROVENANCE:
-: made by Herman von Brüninghausen, fl.1485, Jülich & Ruyers KoA;
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
REF:
-: ÖNB manuscript catalogue;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:
-: Banners of the Teuotonic Order captured by polish and lituanian forces under Vladislav II Jagiello and Vytautis s Litova at Tannenberg 1410 and later hung in the Krakow Castle Cathedral.  46 contemporary banners reproduced in colour on verso pages and with measurements by Stanislav Durink i 1448 in Jan Dlugosz' chronicle.  A further 10 banners on the recto pages are later additions.  
DATABASE:
-: not entered;
ILL:
-: facsimile present;
REF: 
-: S Ekdal "Die 'Banderia Prutenorum' des Jan Dlugosz - eine Quelle zur Schlacht bei Tannenberg", 1976; HerT 39/1979 p.451.
-: http://www.laborunion.lt/memorandum/ru/modules/banderia/


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 460 arms + 309 blasons with treatise condensed from Bado Aureo;  first descriptions of crests
-:  orig > 1450;
CONTENT: segment of 21 Kings;
REF: Wagner RAH 271;  Goodall, 1990; CEMRA xvi, n.4;


ArmBem:
= Glockengiessers WB = Stephan Brechtl WB = WB des Heiligen Römischen Reichs;
¤ see survey in Ingeram (ING) file;
ARMORIAL:
-: c.2930 arms & crests;
¤ a composite copied from several late medieval armorials as noted in text, all except Ingeram (ING, 1459) lost;
-: used "Hans Wolfs Verseichnis, ain frenckischer Adelsbuch", an armorial of 1490, once held by the Historischen Vereins für Mittelfranken;
DATE.
-: Calixtus III Borgia (r.1455-58), Pius II Piccolomini (r.1458-1464);
CONTENT:
¤ in 3 main parts = (1) Karl V Ks.HRR (from VSW, 1555), electors, 76 quaternionen,  princes; (2) counts and lords = nos.250//308-559/618; (3) tournaments societies = nos. 560/619-2880/2930 = ING/c; probably incl. german nobles outside the TG;
COMPARE:
-: ING - picture of herald Hans Ingeram (p.550, no.1461), several items from TG copied from ING, but numbers and sequence per TG does not match;
DATABASE:
-: only few entered; numeration by Clemmensen;
REF: 
-: BGH 139 + 47 #34;
-: BSB facsimile on web,
-: Reuter SB = BSB survey by Marianne Reuter, 2008 (c.1100 items);


ArmBem:
-: Paper, Kl.fo, 103 ff;  end 15C.  
CONTENT: mainly Oberrhein, Alsace, Schwaben, Breisgau.


Titel:
La Plafond du Doyenné du chapitre de Briuoude (Haute-Loire)

ArmBem:
DATE: 1282-1285;
-: departure of nobles for crusade against the R.Aragon in 1283-85 after the Sicilian Vespers -- Boos DH 284;
CONTENT: 
DATABASE:  not entered;
REF: E de Boos, La plafond armoiré de doyenné de Brioude, Cahiers de la Haute-Loire 1991:129-195;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: banners, possibly painte4d c1370,  legends added later;
DATE:
-. 1355-60 -- bma
NOTE: 
-: scot part of the questionable 'Mowbray Roll' (Wagner RAH 269).
REF:
-: McAndrew SH 129;


Titel:
Bruderschaftsbuch des St. Hubertus-Ordens = JHO

ArmBem:
mss moved: BSH/a (cod.Icon 318) = JHO/b, and BSH/b (private) = JHO/c;
Bruderschaftsbuch des St. Hubertus-Ordens, 1480


Titel:
Livrée de Florence ou de Nicolas de Besse


ArmBem:
Paper, 200 x 145 mm, single page, 8/pg.  Arms and crests, fair artwork. The remaining ms is supposed to be in private ownership in Basel. Formerly of the Faeschischen  Fideicommiss c1670.   CONT:  Northern Swiss, Oberrhein, Schwaben.
REF: 4 ref (BGH)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  20/21 painted shields in margin of psalter  -  possibly the oldest collection of arms in manuscript;
DATE: c1230-40 (N Morgan);


ArmBem:
CONTENT: 1-12 saxon kings, 13 France-England, 14 ruled for Margaret of Anjou (wife of Henry VI), 15 = {13 :imp: 14}, 16-33 earls, 34-87 lords, 88-153 gentry, 91 Lord Harington;
NOTE: student's exercise (Wagner RAH)


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  115 coats of arms + 1 crest (Zelenka);  in 2 rows on walls of 'Kaiserkammer' in castle; paper-parchment copy 16C (Nürnberg, 48 items); discovered 1934 by August Rebman; paintings restored 1939-40;
DATE: 1353 + c1356 (Zelenka); 1356-1360 (Kraft); 1360-1364 (Klier);
CONTENT:  bohemian nobles of emperor Karl IV; arms and crest of Bohemia on buttresses, groups of domaine lands (dx of north door), cities (beginning the west wall rows), spiritual lords (sn of north door), secular lords in top row, knights and gentry in lower row;
DATABASE:  115 items from Zelenka with numeration and refs by Clemmensen; 
-  uncoloured/Argent, if no evidence of tinctures was found; 
-  numeration clockwise by row per wall starting on east wall;
NOTE:
- many coats show Ar instead of modern Or - possibly due to fading;
- some arms mentioned in Myslivecek E (commentary pages) appear to include circular references to BZL;
REF: 
-: Wm Kraft: In Stein gehauene Wappen aus dem 14.Jahrhundert im Wenzelschloss zu Lauf bei Nürnberg, Herold, 1941, 2:157-170;
-: August Roth, Der Wappensaal im Wenzelschloss zu Lauf, Herold, 1943, 3:109-115;
-  Wm Kraft & Wm Schwemmer, Kaiser Karl IV. Burg und Wappensaal zu Lauf, Nürnberg, Spindler, 1960, 8vo, 112 pp., 35 pl.;  
-  E Schneiter, AH 65 (1961) 56-57;  
-  R Klier, Neues über die Wappen des Laufer Schlosses, Altnürnberger Lands Mitt., Jg. 11/1962, hft. 3:57-63;
-  A Zelenka: Der Wappenfries aus dem Wappensal zu Lauf, Passau, 1976, facsimile drawings with commentary;


Edition:
Humphery-Smith 1984 + Brault 1973 + London 1967

ArmBem:
= EC =  Norfolk;
ARMORIAL: 185 blasons; copies 1500/1600-yrs;
DATE: 1273
CONTENT: 
-:  5 segments, english and continental = 1-22 kings, 23-72 counts, 73-111 nobles & gentry, 112-127 counts, 128-185 nobles & gentry;
-: C:61-64, 66 scots (bma);
EDITIONS:  
- I, Charles' = C/a, BM Harl.6589 fo.12-12b (180 blasons; 1605 by Nic Charles, Lancs Herald), better order;  
- II (a), Leland's (prim.copy) = C/b, Bodl.Top.Gen.1-3117 (John Leland, 1506-52), older blason;  
- II (b), not III = C/c Trin.Coll,Dublin E 1-17 fo.9-10b;
- III, unplaced =  C/d Wrest Pk Ms.16 fo.22-25v;
-  extensive discussion, concordance and provenance by HS London;
DATABASE: items from Humphery-Smith ANT; verified with Brault ERA; numeration from C/b;
-: Ext =  C/a;
NOTE:
-: some problem items, e.g. Beauchamp of Bedford (#150);
REF: 
-:  Wagner RAH = Wb = HS London, Aspilogia II p97+167-204, 1967, idx+ordin (C/b);
-: Brault ERA 1:38-45 (C/a, numbered as C/b in Brault RAE notes);  
-: M Prinet, armoiries francaises et allemandes décrites dans un ancien role d'armes anglais, Moyen Age, 1923; 25:223-260; 
-: WS Walford, Archeologia 39:373, 1864 (C/a); 
-: Timms C; 
-: Leland 1715, pp.897-905;


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 277 arms, painted and blazoned;
CONTENT & DATE:
- : 12.07.1334, Edw.III; vanguard of Royal Army  at Carlisle; CA:241-275 are germans in the retinue of William (V) Gf.Jülich;
-: 12.07.1335 (ndy);
NOTE: 
-: student work ? (Wagner CEMRA 56), many basic mistakes and misunderstandings during copying; diff numbering in DBA, e.g. CA:273/276 Merchenhouse;
-: possibly for John Bohun E.Hereford -- Ailes 2010;
COMPARE:
-:  PO;
-:  CA:162 Rob Darreyns = PO:476/Greenstreet;
DATABASE:
-: some from DBA; noted by column rather than by row;
NOTE:
-: Wardrobe accounts of Carlisle muster 1335 note 50 bannerets and 450 knights;
REF: 
-: CoA 99 (1976) 82;
-: H.Stanford London, transcript 1951, Soc.Antiq.;
-: Mitchell, 1982; Her.Soc.Scots;
-: Denholm-Young CF 101-106;


ArmBem:
= CA; 
ARMORIAL: 954 arms- from all versions and copies; of which 115 blanco;
DATE: 1417-1420 (Pastoureau TH); former nom = 1450; 
CONTENT:  members during the 40-yr period of the 'cour amoureuse' at the court of Charles VI R.France, promoted by Philippe 'hardi' d.1403 and Louis de Bourbon d.1410, including many non-nobles, clergy and bourgois merchants; Tournai is well represented;
COMPARE:
-: CHA 22-24 = PBC is a clone of mainly CAM:100-335;
-: KUF/j = CHA ? = BA ms.4150:148r-;
STYLE: same artist as ETO-en in AOTdO Ms.51 (Bozzolo CAM); very beautiful and interesting;

DATABASE:  954 items, based on Bozzolo CAM (CAM/a = V, CAM/c = P1); compliance check only for CAM/a (version V);  129 items left as TEMP's when non-noble or in EPI; 115 blanco;
NOTE: all arms drawn in line in Bozzolo CAM; excellent notes and identification for reference;  BA Ms.4150 (PBC = CHA 22-24) a list of chambellans used for notes;  some discrepancy between numbers given in Bozzolo CAM and found for database;
-: angevin = anj + mai + tur;  picardian = pic + art + ver;
-: (M) = poem of Amé Malingre 1408-12;
-: (BT) BN ResFol Lm2 368, facsimile by Victor Bouton,1872,' PP', unidentified source, 324 items;
-. Notation in Bozzolo CAM = [V], <P1>, {BT, B1};
ILL:
-:  RFHS 2001-2002, 71-72:67 (fo.61);
REF: 
-: Bozzolo CAM = Carla Bozzolo & Helene Loyau 1982-1992, I (1-300) + I (300-700I-III (701-952), supl ref p.8-24; 
-: Bozzolo & Loyau: Cah.Leopard d'or 8:217-229 (1997);
-: Bouton, Armorial des Partisans du duc de Bourgogne en 1421, Bruxelles, 1872 (ms BT);
-: Bozzolo & Loyau, RFHS, 1995, 65:33-50, Ordres de Chevalerie;


Titel:
château des archevêques de Narbonne (Capestang, Hérault)

ArmBem:
ancien château des archevêques de Narbonne (Capestang, Hérault); Meriondol 99-100


ArmBem:
= ChA;
ARMORIAL:  173 blasoned arms; mainly picardian and Pays-Bas nobles and a few europeans;
DATE:  1380-1400 (pop, gjb); >1422 (clem)
-: Simon Morhier, d.1440, english prevôt de Paris (URF:2855), possible owner of URF;
DATABASE: 173 items;
REF: M Popoff, RFHS 54-59:203-236, 1998;


Titel:
Calendrier illustré des Armoiries des Saints

ArmBem:
= CDS
ARMORIAL:
CONTENT: coats of arms attributed to the saints and ordered on the day of the Saints according to the catholic calendar;
REF:  E de Boos, 10.ColAIH, pp.254-310, Rothenburg, 1997;
Calendrier illustré des Armoiries des Saints


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL:  330 arms and blasons; 16 crests
DATE: late 15C (arw);
RE:
-: ARS;


Titel:
De viris illustribus familiae Transelgardorum, ..

ArmBem:
= CAP 8temp abbr);
ARMORIAL:  
-: 15C, equestrian armorial; members of the Capodlista family;
REF: 
-: M Salmi & M Berto, De viris illustribus familiae Transelgardorum, Forzatè et Capistis Listae .., Roma 1972;
-: images on the web;
-: Contini MT 71 (ill);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 11 poets dressed as knights.
REF: 
-: M Prinet 1928 (Warlop H 48).
-: Jean Beck & Louise Beck: Le manuscrits du Roi. B.N.Fonds Francais No 844. Corpus Cantilenarum medii Aevi, Les Chnasonniers des Troubadours et des Trouveres, No. 2., Philadelphia, 1938 - facsimile.


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 447 arms; by Diego Cervellon, historiographer of Juan II; 17C copy by Chifflet. 
REF: Adam-Even, Hidalguía 12(1964)833-856.


ArmBem:
-: illustrated novel of 1394;
AUTHOR: 
-: Thomaso (III) di Saluzzo, 1356-1416, M.Saluces/Saluzzo/ Saluées 1396; 
COMPARE:
-: frescoes of the preux & preuses in MPP (c.1420, Castello della Manta, Saluzzo, Monferrato-Piémont, Italia);
-: CES = CNK:80v-81r = ERQ = MPP;
ILL: 
-: 9 preux + 9 preuses  = CES:1-18 = fo.125r+125v  -- Kean C, Neubecker H 171n401;
REF: 
-: Kean C; Neubecker H; www.gallica.bnf.fr (facsimile); wiki;


ArmBem:
= TOC; 
ARMORIAL:
-: painted arms, several crests, composite;
DATE:
-: undated (Gs); 14-16C (AOTdO/HHStA);
PROVENANCE:
-: probably owned by Gilles de Rebecque Hainaut KoA ( fl.1473-1498, notes in cursive);
CONTENT:
-: copy of ETO-aut (166r-192v); misc kings and nobles;
REF:  
-: Adam AB (bra);


ArmBem:
ARMORIAL: 556 blason, 219 tricked in the margin; 
¤ part of the Ashmole group (AS + CKO + CG + TJ);
DATE:
-: c.1340/50;
-: older than CKO (ndy);  younger than CKO (aw); CKO and CG derived from Ur-CKO (clem);
COMPARE:
-: extensive overlap with AS and similar order as CKO (aw), actually a parallel transformation from AS with near contemporary inserts (clem); 
-: 84 of 488 items (17% of AS) not in CG;
-: Q (Collins), TJ (later) and LM has many items in common;
DATABASE: 
-:  revised according to Nicolas CG from 483 items (87%) entered from DBA, 473bis, no 272;
-: numeration from DBA not used;
-: blazons in Nicolas CG, not entered;
-: segments as figure groups (different order from CKO);
-: ex2 = CKO-nr;
NOTE:
-: lion vulned replaced by lion holding in paw is a typical mistake, e.g. CG:45 Clifton, CG:90 Walfare, CG:104 Verdon, DBA 1:198;
REF:
-:  Nicolas CG = NH Nicholas: 'A roll of arms compiled in the reign of Edward III,1337-1350', IN: Nicolas RR, 1829 (www, frames 79-86 intro, 89-136 ordinary, 137-153 indices);
-:  Mitchell CG, 1982 (ref: Boos TJ);
-:  Denholm-Young CF 111-114 (discussion);


ArmBem:
SYNONYM:  Petit armorial du Consile de Constance (pae);
ARMORIAL: 
-: 1240(+)  items in ms, i.e. 1116 CHA (fo.1r-142v) + 124 PBC (fo.143r-253v);
DATE:
-:  c.1380-1620 for various segments; date written in ms. = 1425;
-: the introduction includes territories only acquired in 1434 like Holland-Hainaut;
CONTENTS:
  -- MORE THAN ONE ARMORIAL in BA ms.4150, some segments combined from several sources;
-:  24 segm in Ms =  01-02 ducs de Bourgogne + 03-08 french (URF-clone)  + 10-13 iberian  (URF-clone) +14 Naples-Sicily (comb.) + 15-16 Poland + 17-20 kings & heroes (comb.);
-: segment 21 PCC / concile Konstanz 1414, mostly attributed arms;
-:  PBC = ’Pierre de Bouffans list of chambellans and officers’, 124 items added as segments CHA 22-24 court officials (CAM derived).; 
PROVENANCE:
-:  attrib Jean S.Remy 'Charolais' MoA & 'TdO' KoA;  copied 1658 from original(s) in Brx by Phil-Nic d'Aumale, dit M.Haucourt; several refs in later parts to 'Brabant' herald and to '1580';
COMPARE:
-: CHA segments 3-8 + 10-12 = URF 1(french) + 22-26 (french) + 40-43 (spanish);
-: LBQ, SIC, BER:1285-;
-: GRU or KCR (Petite Concile Constance);
-: KCR:422 Alexander of Denmark = CHA:1047, CHA:1047 Alexander of Denmark = KCR:422, CHA:1042 jean r. de suede = KCR:173;
-: PBC or CHA segments 22-24 are made up of small fragments of CAM, as already noted by Bozzolo & Loyau CAM 1:21-22;
STYLE:
-: quinas per cross, not saltire;
DATABASE:
-:  items and numeration from Boos CHA, identification by Clemmensen;
-: EX1 = refs in Pastoureau ETO or Popoff HE (cas+ara+nav); 
-: EX5 = former numeration by Clemmensen, replaced 05.2004;
-: EX2 = 667 entries from visit and printed segments; preliminary numbering by Clemmensen, incl. page headers, numbering > CHA:697 based on items count in 1998 notes, which includes some blanks;
-: EX6 = normalisation of Boos CHA numeration incl. items with more than one coat of arms;
-: ITEMS printed in URF-folder;
NOTE:
-: often reversion of quarters in blason and drawing;
-: many confounded legends and coats of arms;
-: CHA:908 '..concile de Constance';
REF: 
-: Popoff A 289-310 = pon + cor + bea + ver = 275 items;
-: Popoff N 141-146 = nor = 17r-20v = 96 items ;  
-: Popoff HE 89-95 = ara + cas + nav = 77r-81r = 96 items;
-: Bozzolo CAM 1:21-22 (PP / PBC, notes on list presumably edited in 1425);
-: Boos CHA, file received 07.2004, n = 1240, BA ms.4150;
CHECK: 
-: dating of segments, especially Portugal;
-: remaining items and verify blancs for final numeration;
-: irregularities in Haucourt-Aumale copy
-: fo.144-148 (re Bozzolo CAM 1:129; KUF ?);


ArmBem:
= ROE = Complainte d'Herauts = Heesel Kompendium;
ARMORIAL:
-: miscellany (Heroldskompendium); text, misc. drawings of orders and emblems, coats-of-arms, human figures dressed in mail & armorial jupons;
DATE:
-: autograph of Hendrik van Heessel, d.17.04.1470, Ruyers KoA, Oesterreich KoA c.1440, assisted at the coronation of Sigimund in 1433;
-: notes and arms probably written and painted 1c.434-1457 -- clem;
¤ "c.1435/56" (1456 being the date of the prose-chronicle on the Counts of Holland (fol. 164v-185v) and de colour-drawings of them (fol. 151r-162v) -- wva;
CONTENT:
-: mix of text and various segments with 448 coats-of-arms, mainly austrian, a bohemian segment, some arms of burgundian courtiers, knights of the Order de la Toison d'Or (c.1456); douze pairs de France, figures of counts of Holland, some ancestral displays (Bourgogne, Austria, Brederode);
-: arms of Heessel (53v, 55r);
-: survey in Androoij HH;
COMPARE:
-: ETO-aut, BHM-boh, BHM-mor, LYN-40-aut (part);
-: LBQ 38-41 (aut, tir, mor, boh) from LYN or CHE;
DATABASE:
-: partial, from ETO-aut and facsimile;
-: ex1 = ETO/BHM/LYN-number;
REF:
-: facsimile, 437 MB = http://anet.ua.ac.be/desktop/sba/static/ebooks/EHC_B89420.pdf ;
-: Androoij HH = Wim van Androoij: Hendrik van Heesel .., Revue du Nord, 2006, 88:709-726;
-: Nieuwsbrief Universiteit Leiden, 3.juni 2008;
-: Volborth AH 84-86 (ill.);
-: A Dermul: Catalogue of Manuscripts, 1939;


