# tblKCR_supl

K-txt:
hertzog aulbrecht von maggeburg hertzog in der schlesy

G-txt:
#- hertzog aulbrecht von maggeburg hertzog in der schlesy

D-txt:
# - hertzog aulbrecht von maggeburg hertzog in der schlesy

S-txt:
# - hertzog aulbrecht von maggeburg hertzog in der schlesy

A-txt:
hertzog aulbrecht von mäggelburg hertzog in der schlesy

W-txt:
#- hertzog aulbrecht von maggeburg hertzog in der schlesy

P-txt:
#- herczog aulbrecht von maggeburg herczog in der schlesy


K-txt:
hertzog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn

G-txt:
#- hertzog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn

D-txt:
# - hertzog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn

S-txt:
# - hertzog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn

A-txt:
hertzog hainrich von payern pfalzgrauf by rin

W-txt:
#- hertzog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn

P-txt:
#- herczog hainrich von paigern phallentzgraff by ryn


K-txt:
dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

G-txt:
#- dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

D-txt:
# - dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

S-txt:
# - dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

A-txt:
#- dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

W-txt:
#- dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun

P-txt:
#- dominus johannes ain furst von anrage her in vienna das ist der herr von schalun


K-txt:
balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

G-txt:
#- balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

D-txt:
# - balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

S-txt:
# - balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

A-txt:
#- balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

W-txt:
#- balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow

P-txt:
#- balthesar ain fürst in wendi und in werla und her zu ustrow


K-txt:
graff hainrich von werdenberg von sant gans

A-txt:
#- graff hainrich von werdenberg von sant gans

W-txt:
#- graff hainrich von werdenberg von sant gans

P-txt:
#- graff hainrich von werdenberg von sant gans


G-txt:
#- dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi

D-txt:
# - dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi

S-txt:
# - dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi

A-txt:
#- dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi

W-txt:
#- dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi

P-txt:
#- dns ulricus epus prixoriensis in attisi


D-txt:
dns ludvicus cardinal de pacracÿs tituli sanctoru verenem et archille

P-txt:
dns ludvicus cardinal de pacracÿs tituli sanctoru verenem et archille


K-txt:
graff albrecht von werdenberg der jünger vom hailgenberg

A-txt:
#- graff albrecht von werdenberg der jünger vom hailgenberg

W-txt:
#- graff albrecht von werdenberg der jünger vom hailgenberg


G-txt:
#- dns johannes archiepiscopus turonensis

D-txt:
# - dns johannes archiepiscopus turonensis

W-txt:
#- dns johannes archiepiscopus turonensis


K-txt:
dns eberhardus archiepus colonie natus comes de mors

G-txt:
#- dns eberhardus archiepus colonie natus comes de mors

A-txt:
dns eberhardus archiepus colonie natus comes de mors ..

W-txt:
#- dns eberhardus archiepus colonie natus comes de mors


K-txt:
kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten

G-txt:
#- kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten

D-txt:
# - kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten

S-txt:
# - kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten

W-txt:
#- kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten

P-txt:
#- kung wentzlas in ybernia och in schotten


G-txt:
#- graff fryderich von bichlingen sin sun

D-txt:
# - graff fryderich von bichlingen sin sun

S-txt:
# - graff fryderich von bichlingen sin sun

A-txt:
#- graff fryderich von bichlingen sin sun

W-txt:
#- graff fryderich von bichlingen sin sun


K-txt:
frye herren oder paner herren // herr vit liechtenstainer / von osterrich

G-txt:
#- frye herren oder paner herren // herr vit liechtenstainer / von osterrich

D-txt:
herr veit liechtenstainer auss osterrich

S-txt:
# - frye herren oder paner herren // herr vit liechtenstainer / von osterrich

A-txt:
#- frye herren oder paner herren // herr vit liechtenstainer / von osterrich

W-txt:
#- frye herren oder paner herren // herr vit liechtenstainer / von osterrich

P-txt:
#- herr veit liechtenstainer auss osterrich


G-txt:
#- herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger

D-txt:
# - herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger

S-txt:
# - herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger

A-txt:
#- herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger

W-txt:
#- herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger

P-txt:
#- herr fryderich von waltzse der jünger


S-txt:
friederich plan - # - herr fryderich von pla uss märchern


A-txt:
#- herr michael von der thuben uss bechan

W-txt:
#- herr michael von der thuben uss bechan


G-txt:
¤ #- stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain

D-txt:
# - stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain

S-txt:
# - stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain

P-txt:
petter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain


W-txt:
#- herr fryderich von hochenloch by passow


D-txt:
# - wilhelm schenck von sydow uss sachsen

S-txt:
# - wilhelm scheck von sydow uss sachsen

P-txt:
#- wilhelm schenck von sydow uss sachsen


G-txt:
#- hainrich von arwangen frye in dem ergow

W-txt:
#- hainrich von arwangen frye in dem ergow

P-txt:
#- hainrich von arwangen frye in dem ergow


D-txt:
# - fryderich von bellmont in kurwalchen

S-txt:
# - fryderich von bellmont in kurwalchen


D-txt:
herr walther von bussnang  ritter cunrat vô bussnang albrecht von bussnang

P-txt:
#- herr walther von bussnang  ritter cunrat vô bussnang albrecht von bussnang


D-txt:
ulrich von clingen ob stain  vô hohenklingê freyherren

P-txt:
#- ulrich von clingen ob stain  vô hohenklingê freyherren


D-txt:
wolfram von hewen hanns und petter von hewen

P-txt:
#- wolfram von hewen hanns und petter von hewen


D-txt:
herr hainrich von rosnegg hanns von rosnegg

P-txt:
#- herr hainrich von rosnegg hanns von rosnegg


K-txt:
herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

G-txt:
#- herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

D-txt:
johan haydeck -# - herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

S-txt:
johan haydeck -# - herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

A-txt:
#- herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

W-txt:
#- herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg

P-txt:
#- herr hans von haidegg fry aman ze regensperg


K-txt:
herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

G-txt:
#- herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

D-txt:
# - herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

S-txt:
# - herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

A-txt:
#- herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

W-txt:
#- herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg

P-txt:
#- herr burkhart von ramstain herr zu gilgenberg


D-txt:
herr hainrich von stoffeln hanns von stoffeln


D-txt:
wilhalm von elmont uss urtriech heinrich von rosenberg

P-txt:
#- wilhalm von elmont uss urtriech heinrich von rosenberg


K-txt:
herr hainrich von rosenberg uss untriecht

A-txt:
#- herr hainrich von rosenberg uss untriecht

W-txt:
#- herr hainrich von rosenberg uss untriecht

P-txt:
#- herr hainrich von rosenberg uss untriecht


G-txt:
#- rainhart von westerburg usserm rinbirg

D-txt:
# - rainhart von westerburg usserm rinbirg

S-txt:
# - rainhart von westerburg usserm rinbirg

A-txt:
#- rainhart von westerburg usserm rinbirg

W-txt:
#- rainhart von westerburg usserm rinbirg


G-txt:
#- wilhalm von sax von masagx von bellentz

D-txt:
# - wilhalm von sax von masagx von bellentz

S-txt:
# - wilhalm von sax von masagx von bellentz

A-txt:
#- wilhalm von sax von masagx von bellentz

W-txt:
#- wilhalm von sax von masagx von bellentz


D-txt:
heinrich von bluminaw von märhern / heinrich vô blumnau von crauern

P-txt:
#- heinrich von bluminaw von märhern / heinrich vô blumnau von crauern


K-txt:
johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter

G-txt:
#- johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter

D-txt:
johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter

S-txt:
# - johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter

A-txt:
#- johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter

W-txt:
#- johans truchsass zu walpurg ritter / jakob truchsäss sin sun ritter


G-txt:
¤ #- hapt marschalck von papenhain under marschalk des romschen richs


D-txt:
herr frischhans hanns cunrat hanns von alten bodman

P-txt:
#- herr frischhans hanns cunrat hanns von alten bodman


D-txt:
herr johan frischhanns johannes der alt newen bodman

P-txt:
#- herr johan frischhanns johannes der alt newen bodman


D-txt:
herr hanns martin dietrich ortmann vonn blumberg


D-txt:
herr heinrich truchsass von diessenhoffen johannes genannt molle johannes genannt bitterlin

P-txt:
#- herr heinrich truchsass von diessenhoffen johannes genannt molle johannes genannt bitterlin


D-txt:
heinrich albrecht wilhelm burchardt von honburg

P-txt:
#- heinrich albrecht wilhelm burchardt von honburg


D-txt:
herman von werdeg / dÿe vô landenberg / herman von bichelsee / ulrich von wilffingen

S-txt:
herman von werdeck / landenberg / herman von bichelsee / ulrich von wilssingen

W-txt:
#- herman von werdeck / landenberg / herman von bichelsee / ulrich von wilssingen

P-txt:
#- herman von werdeg / dÿe vô landenberg / herman von bichelsee / ulrich von wilffingen


D-txt:
herr heinrich hanns.burchardt von  randegg

P-txt:
#- herr heinrich hanns.burchardt von  randegg


D-txt:
albrecht.beringer.hermâ.hanns.rudolf.haug. all vonn hohê landêberg. Albrecht beringer von sunnenberg

S-txt:
albrecht und haug hohe landenberg / albrecht beringer von sunenberg

P-txt:
#- albrecht.beringer.hermâ.hanns.rudolf.haug. all vonn hohê landêberg. Albrecht beringer von sunnenberg


D-txt:
johannes von fridingen cunrat von fridingen

P-txt:
#- johannes von fridingen cunrat von fridingen


D-txt:
conrad, tölzer, marquardt, heinrich von schellenberg

S-txt:
conrad, tölzer, marquardt, heinrich von schellenberg


D-txt:
herr hanns ulrich.jacob.michel.marquard vonn ämptz

P-txt:
#- herr hanns ulrich.jacob.michel.marquard vonn ämptz


D-txt:
herr hanns. herr johannes von bonstetten / hainrich cunrat sein sun

P-txt:
#- herr hanns. herr johannes von bonstetten / hainrich cunrat sein sun


D-txt:
friederich von freÿberg cunrat von freÿberg hainrich von freÿberg

P-txt:
#- friederich von freÿberg cunrat von freÿberg hainrich von freÿberg


K-txt:
herr hainrich schlandensperger ab der etsch

G-txt:
#- herr hainrich schlandensperger ab der etsch

D-txt:
herr hainrich herr cunrat von schlandensperger ab der etsch

S-txt:
# - herr hainrich schlandensperger ab der etsch

W-txt:
#- herr hainrich schlandensperger ab der etsch

P-txt:
#- herr hainrich herr cunrat von schlandensperger ab der etsch


D-txt:
herr michel.ruff.egg / heinrich ruff von reischach

S-txt:
michel ruff egk / heinrich ruff von reysach

P-txt:
#- herr michel.ruff.egg / heinrich ruff von reischach


D-txt:
friedrich hanns hainrich von westerstetten

P-txt:
#- friedrich hanns hainrich von westerstetten


D-txt:
her burckhardt folmar burckhardt hainrich vonn mansperg


D-txt:
walther von hürnhein / hanns von hürnheim


D-txt:
cunrat gussen . diebolt hanns von leiphaim

S-txt:
conradt gussen, diepoldt, hans von leyphain

P-txt:
#- cunrat gussen . diebolt hanns von leiphaim


D-txt:
hainrich von wittingen volz von wititngen

P-txt:
#- hainrich von wittingen volz von wititngen


D-txt:
rudolff, türring, burckhardt von hallweyl

S-txt:
ruydolff, türring, burckhardt von hallweyl

P-txt:
#- rudolf türring burckhardt von hallweil


D-txt:
burckhart ulrich pupelin von helmenstorff

P-txt:
#- burckhart ulrich pupelin von helmenstorff


K-txt:
casper von clingenberg ulrich von clingenberg sn sun

G-txt:
#- casper von clingenberg ulrich von clingenberg sn sun

D-txt:
casper von clingenberg albrecht von clingenberg sin sun

S-txt:
# - casper von clingenberg ulrich von clingenberg sn sun

W-txt:
#- casper von clingenberg ulrich von clingenberg sn sun

P-txt:
#- casper von clingenberg albrecht von clingenberg sin sun


A-txt:
otto comes pricipum columpna diaconus cardinalis tituli sancte marie


D-txt:
# - dns franciscus cardinalis venetianum

S-txt:
# - dns franciscus cardinalis venetianum


A-txt:
dns petrus de veneciis diaconus cardinalis ecclesie sancte marie in cosmedin


D-txt:
dns anthonius cardinalis deschalanko tituli sancti bofelice


D-txt:
dns thomas tricaricensis diaconus cardinalis tituli sancte marie nove

A-txt:
dns thomas tricaricensis diaconus cardinalis tituli sancte Marie

W-txt:
#- dns thomas tricaricensis diaconus cardinalis tituli sancte Marie

P-txt:
#- dns thomas tricaricensis diaconus cardinalis tituli sancte marie


A-txt:
dns johânes ulisponensis presbiter cardinalis tituli sancti clementis


P-txt:
#- heinrich, deyt, albrecht von rechenberg


K-txt:
graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham

G-txt:
#- graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham

D-txt:
# - graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham

S-txt:
# - graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham

A-txt:
graff sophingo de holenstain ain / becham

W-txt:
#- graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham


G-txt:
#- graff wido de montis veretri in urbino

D-txt:
# - graff wido de montis veretri in urbino

S-txt:
# - graff wido de montis veretri in urbino

W-txt:
#- graff wido de montis veretri in urbino

P-txt:
#- graff wido de montis veretri in urbino


G-txt:
#- graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz

D-txt:
# - graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz

S-txt:
# - graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz

A-txt:
#- graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz

W-txt:
#- graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz

P-txt:
#- graff hainrich von horstain herr zu laz


K-txt:
graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de chacholnia

G-txt:
#- graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de chacholnia

D-txt:
graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de catholonia

S-txt:
graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de catholonia

A-txt:
#- graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de chacholnia

W-txt:
#- graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de chacholnia

P-txt:
#- graff ludwig von parihilonibus vice comitis rody de chacholnia


K-txt:
graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

G-txt:
#- graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

D-txt:
# - graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

S-txt:
# - graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

A-txt:
#- graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

W-txt:
#- graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia

P-txt:
#- graff johans remundus vock de cardine vice comitis vilamur in arragonia


K-txt:
graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

G-txt:
#- graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

D-txt:
# - graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

S-txt:
# - graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

A-txt:
#- graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

W-txt:
#- graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten

P-txt:
#- graff lantzelacy de pecaria dominus in sarwall von lamparten


K-txt:
graff pote her und / graff zu stallenberg

G-txt:
#- graff pote her und / graff zu stallenberg

D-txt:
graff pote her und / graff zu stollenberg

S-txt:
# - graff pote her und / graff zu stallenberg

W-txt:
#- graff pote her und graff zu stallenberg

P-txt:
#- graff pote her und graff zu stallenberg


K-txt:
graff hug von montfort herre zu pfanneberg

A-txt:
#- graff hug von montfort herre zu pfanneberg

W-txt:
#- graff hug von montfort herre zu pfanneberg


G-txt:
#- graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg

D-txt:
# - graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg

S-txt:
# - graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg

A-txt:
#- graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg

W-txt:
#- graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg

P-txt:
#- graff vit herr und graff ze schonburg


temp:
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.
Crollanza 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);


K-txt:
maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

G-txt:
#- maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

D-txt:
# - maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

S-txt:
# - maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

A-txt:
#- maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

W-txt:
#- maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ytalia

P-txt:
die wirchlich erborn frow maria marggräffin in der marck anthiochetana in ÿtalia


K-txt:
¤ frow clara +hertzog+ \grauf/ ulrichs von wirtenberg elichy frow geborn ain gaffin vom mumpelgart

G-txt:
#- frow clara +hertzog+ \grauf/ ulrichs von wirtenberg elichy frow geborn ain gaffin vom mumpelgart

S-txt:
# - frow clara +hertzog+ \grauf/ ulrichs von wirtenberg elichy frow geborn ain gaffin vom mumpelgart

A-txt:
die wirdig erboren frow frow clara grauf uolrich von wirtemberg elicher gemahel geboren ain gräfin von mümpelgart

W-txt:
#- frow clara +hertzog+ \grauf/ ulrichs von wirtenberg elichy frow geborn ain gaffin vom mumpelgart

P-txt:
#- frow clara +herczog+ \grauf/ ulrichs von wirtenberg elichy frow geborn ain gaffin vom mumpelgart


K-txt:
hertzog stephan von payr phallentzgraff bym ryn

G-txt:
#- hertzog stephan von payr phallentzgraff bym ryn

D-txt:
# - hertzog stephan von payr phallentzgraff bym ryn

S-txt:
# - hertzog stephan von payr phallentzgraff bym ryn

A-txt:
hertzog steffan von payern pfaltzgrauf by rin

W-txt:
#- hertzog stephan von payr phallentzgraff bym ryn


K-txt:
herzog johann von grosen glawen hertzog in der schlesy

A-txt:
#- herzog johann von grosen glawen hertzog in der schlesy

W-txt:
#- herzog johann von grosen glawen hertzog in der schlesy

P-txt:
#- herzog johann von grosen glawen herczog in der schlesy


K-txt:
hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan

G-txt:
#- hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan

D-txt:
# - hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan

S-txt:
# - hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan

A-txt:
hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan

W-txt:
#- hertzog allexander der jung von der masen von masophie by polan


K-txt:
hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder

G-txt:
#- hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder

D-txt:
hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder

S-txt:
# - hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder

A-txt:
¤ #- hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder

W-txt:
#- hertzog anthonius von luttringen, gebrüder


D-txt:
eberhard weiden in ungern -# - hertzog eberh von der wide in ungern

S-txt:
eberhard weiden in ungern -# - hertzog eberh von der wide in ungern


K-txt:
hertzog hainrich von schlewit her zu stormoren in tenmarck

G-txt:
hertzog adolf von schlewit in kunigreich zu tennmark

D-txt:
hertzog adolf von schlewit in kunigreich zu tennmark

S-txt:
#- hertzog adolf von schlewit in tennmark

A-txt:
hertzog hainrich von schlewit herr zu stormoren in tennmarck

W-txt:
hertzog hainrich von schleroitt her zu stomorn in tenmarckt

P-txt:
hertzog hainrich von schlewit her zu stormoren in tenmarck


G-txt:
¤ #- hertzog adolff von gluch her zo gelr

D-txt:
hertzog reinhart von geller und graf zu gulch- # - hertzog adolff von gluch her zo gelr

S-txt:
hertzog reinhart von geller und graf zu gulch- # - hertzog adolff von gluch her zo gelr

W-txt:
#- hertzog reinhart von geller und graf zu gulch

P-txt:
#- herczog reinhart von geller und graf zu gulch


K-txt:
hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie

G-txt:
#- hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie

D-txt:
hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie

S-txt:
! - # - hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie

A-txt:
#- hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie

W-txt:
#- hertzog adolf von clewen et fut creatus in ducem constantie


K-txt:
hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

G-txt:
#- hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

D-txt:
hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

S-txt:
# - hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

A-txt:
#- hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

W-txt:
#- hertzog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck

P-txt:
#- herczog adolff zu schlewit in dem küngrich zu tennmarck


K-txt:
hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

G-txt:
#- hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

D-txt:
# - hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

S-txt:
# - hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

A-txt:
#- hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

W-txt:
#- hertzog karolus von maletest uss lamparten

P-txt:
#- herczog karolus von maletest uss lamparten


K-txt:
hertzog fedur von wüssen rüssen und her zu smolentzgi

G-txt:
#- hertzog fedur von wüssen rüssen und her zu smolentzgi

D-txt:
hertzog fedur von wüssen rüssen und her zu smolentzgi

A-txt:
#- hertzog fedur von wüssen rüssen und her zu smolentzgi

P-txt:
#- hertzog fedur von wüssen rüssen und her zu smolentzgi


K-txt:
hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen

G-txt:
#- hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen

D-txt:
# - hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen

S-txt:
# - hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen

A-txt:
#- hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen

W-txt:
#- hertzog philipp von troppow uss kriechen


K-txt:
friderich her zu bettow landgraffe zu tuggenstain

A-txt:
fridrich herr zu bettouw und grauff zu anggenstein

W-txt:
#- friderich her zu bettow landgraffe zu tuggenstain

P-txt:
#- friderich her zu bettow landgraffe zu tuggenstain


P-txt:
kurfürt friedrich margrauff von zu brandenburg unouch burgrauff zu nurnberg und obrasten scheck des römische reich ist


D-txt:
graff marsilius zu badau ward hie zu fürst gemacht

P-txt:
#- graff marsilius zu badau ward hie zu fürst gemacht


K-txt:
marggraff friderich von brandenburg der jung sin sun der dahett des küngs tochter von pollan

A-txt:
marggrauff friderich von brandenburg der junger sin sun burggrauff zu nüremberg sin gemahel ain künigin von polan

W-txt:
#- marggraff friderich von brandenburg der jung sin sun der dahett des küngs tochter von pollan


K-txt:
der herr von saffay der ward ze constentz zu ainem hertzogen gemacht

A-txt:
der herr von saffoy der ward ze constentz zu ainem hertzogen gemacht

W-txt:
#- der herr von saffay der ward ze constentz zu ainem hertzogen gemacht

P-txt:
#- der herr von saffay der ward ze constentz zu ainem herczogen gemacht


A-txt:
#- nicodemus von der laitern her zu bern

W-txt:
#- nicodemus von der laitern her zu bern

P-txt:
#- nicodemus von der laitern her zu bern


K-txt:
graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

G-txt:
#- graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

D-txt:
# - graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

S-txt:
# - graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

A-txt:
#- graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

W-txt:
#- graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland

P-txt:
#- graff rickardus von warenwik uss engelland


S-txt:
# - graff friderich der elter von missen


K-txt:
johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

G-txt:
#- johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

D-txt:
# - johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

S-txt:
# - johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

A-txt:
#- johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

W-txt:
#- johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy

P-txt:
#- johannes graff zu albon und hoptman zu talmatzy


K-txt:
aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

G-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

D-txt:
aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

S-txt:
# - aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

A-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

W-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania

P-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania


G-txt:
#- petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr

D-txt:
# - petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr

S-txt:
# - petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr

A-txt:
#- petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr

W-txt:
#- petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr

P-txt:
#- petrus her zu schalun der jünger herr


K-txt:
aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

G-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

D-txt:
aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

S-txt:
# - aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

A-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

W-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen

P-txt:
#- aulbrecht herr und fürst in amhalt in sachssen


G-txt:
#- dominus jeronimus de montferar junior

D-txt:
dominus jeronimus de montferar der elter

S-txt:
# - dominus jeronimus de montferar junior

A-txt:
dominus jeronimus de montferar in mor italya

W-txt:
#- dominus jeronimus de montferar junior

P-txt:
#- dominus jeronimus de montferar der elter


K-txt:
disz sind graffen / nitt gefurst / des ersten // graff wilhalm zu hessen

G-txt:
¤ #- disz sind graffen / nitt gefurst / des ersten // graff wilhalm zu hessen

S-txt:
# - disz sind graffen / nitt gefurst / des ersten // graff wilhalm zu hessen

W-txt:
¤ #- disz sind graffen / nitt gefurst / des ersten // graff wilhalm zu hessen


D-txt:
graff herman von zily / graff friedrich sein sun

P-txt:
#- graff herman von zily / graff friedrich sein sun


K-txt:
bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

G-txt:
#- bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

D-txt:
bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

S-txt:
# - bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

A-txt:
#- bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

W-txt:
#- bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia

P-txt:
#- bertrand' de camerm der marchia anthiochitana senior in ytalia


K-txt:
grauff niclaus grossgraff zu ungern der naterspan

G-txt:
#- grauff niclaus gorssgraff zu ungern der naterspan

D-txt:
grauff niclaus grossgraff zu ungern der naterspan

S-txt:
# - grauff niclaus grossgraff zu ungern der naterspan

A-txt:
#- grauff niclaus gorssgraff zu ungern der naterspan

W-txt:
#- grauff niclaus grossgraff zu ungern der naterspan

P-txt:
#- grauff niclaus grossgraff zu ungern der naterspan


P-txt:
dns johans de montferar junior in ytalia


G-txt:
#- graff stieborn von stieborn herr am wag

D-txt:
# - graff stieborn von stieborn herr am wag

S-txt:
# - graff stieborn von stieborn herr am wag

A-txt:
#- graff stieborn von stieborn herr am wag

W-txt:
#- graff stieborn von stieborn herr am wag


K-txt:
pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

G-txt:
#- pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

D-txt:
# - pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

S-txt:
# - pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

A-txt:
#- pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

W-txt:
#- pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen

P-txt:
#- pypo graff zu themesiedis von mora hinder den sybenbürgen


K-txt:
graff johannes von cramse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

G-txt:
#- graff johannes von cramse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

D-txt:
graff johannes von camse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

S-txt:
graff johannes von camse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

A-txt:
#- graff johannes von cramse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

W-txt:
#- graff johannes von cramse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter

P-txt:
#- graff johannes von cramse in ungern des ertzbischofs zu gran vetter


K-txt:
graf johans w liningê der junger sin vetter

A-txt:
#- graf johans w liningê der junger sin vetter

W-txt:
#- graf johans w liningê der junger sin vetter


A-txt:
#- graff eberhart von kilchberg der jünger

W-txt:
#- graff eberhart von kilchberg der jünger


K-txt:
graff rudolff von werdenberg von sant gans

G-txt:
#- graffen von werdenberg von sant gans rudolf heinrich johanns

D-txt:
graffen von werdenberg von sant gans rudolf heinrich johanns

S-txt:
#- graffen von werdenberg von sant gans rudolf heinrich johanns

A-txt:
#- graff rudolff von werdenberg von sant gans

W-txt:
#- graff rudolff von werdenberg von sant gans

P-txt:
#- graffen von werdenberg von sant gans rudolf heinrich johanns


P-txt:
graff wilham vô montfort herr zu bregentz


K-txt:
graff philipp von nassow des ertzbischofs von mentz vetter

A-txt:
#- graff philipp von nassow des ertzbischofs von mentz vetter


A-txt:
#- graff freiderich vô zolr / ytal fritz


K-txt:
graff friderich von zolr genant öttinger

A-txt:
#- graff friderich von zolr genant öttinger


D-txt:
graff eberhart und graff cunrat von nellenburg

P-txt:
#- graff eberhart und graff cunrat von nellenburg


K-txt:
graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich

G-txt:
#- graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich

D-txt:
graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich

S-txt:
# - graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich

A-txt:
#- graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich

P-txt:
#- graff hug de landrico de arpagone von frankrich


K-txt:
graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony

G-txt:
#- graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony

D-txt:
graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony

S-txt:
# - graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony

A-txt:
#- graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony

P-txt:
#- graff dydacus von fuent salida von arragony


K-txt:
graff johans von fürstenberg all 4 gebrüder

A-txt:
#- graff johans von fürstenberg all 4 gebrüder

W-txt:
#- graff johans von fürstenberg all 4 gebrüder


K-txt:
marggraff nicolaus von valery us römerland

G-txt:
#- marggraff nicolaus von valery us römerland

D-txt:
margraff nicolaus von valery us römerland

S-txt:
# - marggraff nicolaus von valery us römerland

W-txt:
#- marggraff nicolaus von valery us römerland

P-txt:
#- marggraff nicolaus von valery us römerland


D-txt:
graff friderich von helffenstain graff cunrat von helfenstein

P-txt:
#- graff friderich von helffenstain graff cunrat von helfenstein


G-txt:
#- graff aulbrecht de scotis de placentia

D-txt:
# - graff aulbrecht de scotis de placentia

S-txt:
# - graff aulbrecht de scotis de placentia

W-txt:
#- graff aulbrecht de scotis de placentia

P-txt:
#- graff aulbrecht de scotis de placentia


D-txt:
bischof franciscus thurdentinus czu dem tod

temp:
KCR:367 'bischof franciscus thurdentinus czu dem tod' -- 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';


K-txt:
graff cunrat von friburg von wältschen nüwenburg

G-txt:
#- graff cunrat von friburg von wältschen nüwenburg

D-txt:
graff cunrat von freiburg von wälschen neuenburg

S-txt:
# - graff cunrat von friburg von wälschen nüwenburg

A-txt:
#- graff cunrat von friburg von wältschen nüwenburg

W-txt:
#- graff cunrat von friburg von wältschen nüwenburg

P-txt:
#- graff cunrat von friburg von wältschen nüwenburg


D-txt:
graff ott von tierstain / graff johanns vô tierstain / graff bernhart vô tierstain / graff walraff vô tierstain

P-txt:
#- graff ott von tierstain / graff johanns vô tierstain / graff bernhart vô tierstain / graff walraff vô tierstain


K-txt:
graff friederich von diescht von zwaibrugg

A-txt:
#- graff friederich von diescht von zwaibrugg

W-txt:
#- graff friederich von diescht von zwaibrugg

P-txt:
#- graff friederich von diescht von zwaibrugg


D-txt:
graff ludwig und graff friedrich unnd sein sun von öttingen


temp:
KCR:6303 'dns ludwicus bagorensis eps' -- 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;


K-txt:
vogt ze constenz hanns hagen, burgermaister heinrich von ulm und statamman hainrich ehinger

A-txt:
#- vogt ze constenz hanns hagen, burgermaister heinrich von ulm und statamman hainrich ehinger

W-txt:
#- vogt ze constenz hanns hagen, burgermaister heinrich von ulm und statamman hainrich ehinger


A-txt:
#- festlicher zug kaisers sigismund und seiner gemahlin in das münster


G-txt:
#- dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus

D-txt:
# - dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus

S-txt:
# - dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus

A-txt:
#- dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus

W-txt:
#- dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus

P-txt:
#- dns franciscus cardinalis florentinus


K-txt:
dns symon episcopus traguriensis in ungerland

D-txt:
lampertus de stipite doctor in theologia

S-txt:
¤ lampertus de stipite doctor in theologia

W-txt:
¤ #- lampertus de stipite doctor in theologia


K-txt:
dns condislaus eps de sancta maria doctor in utriusque

G-txt:
condislaus gracie de sta maria, dr.utroque

D-txt:
condislaus gracie de sta maria, dr.utroque

S-txt:
¤ dns condislaus eps de sancta maria doctor in utriusque

W-txt:
#- dns condislaus eps de sancta maria doctor in utriusque

temp:
KCR:74 'condislaus gracie de sta maria, dr.utroque' -- 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};


K-txt:
dns marcus de fastlige scolasticus et doctor in utroque

G-txt:
#- dns marcus de fastlige scolasticus et doctor in utroque

D-txt:
# - dns marcus de fastlige scolasticus et doctor in utroque

S-txt:
dns marcus de fastlige scolasticus et doctor in utroque

W-txt:
#- dns marcus de fastlige scolasticus et doctor in utroque


G-txt:
#- dns nicolaus achiepiscopus medolensis

D-txt:
# - dns nicolaus achiepiscopus medolensis

W-txt:
#- dns nicolaus achiepiscopus medolensis


K-txt:
dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis

G-txt:
#- dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis

D-txt:
# - dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis

S-txt:
dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis

W-txt:
#- dns pandolfus dux de malatestis et achidiaconus bononiensis

temp:
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;


temp:
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);


K-txt:
dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici = sh

G-txt:
#- dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici = sh

D-txt:
# - dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici

S-txt:
dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici = sh

W-txt:
#- dns leonardus de florentia generalis fratrum ordinis sancti dominici = sh

temp:
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;


K-txt:
dns franciscus ravenensis archepus in flamea et lumbardia qui venit canstanciam et ibi infirmabatur

G-txt:
# - franciscus aeps zu rauen inn flanra und lombardia

D-txt:
franciscus aeps zu rauen inn flanra und lombardia

S-txt:
franciscus aeps zu rauen inn flanra und lombardia

A-txt:
dns franciscus ravenensis archepus in flamea et lumbardia et venit cû xxiij psonis ..

W-txt:
#- dns franciscus ravenensis archepus in flamea et lumbardia qui venit canstanciam et ibi infirmabatur

temp:
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);


K-txt:
dns nicolaus archiepus mediolanensis qui successit dominum thomam

G-txt:
#- thomas aeps mediolanthomas aeps mediolan

A-txt:
dns nicolaus archiepus mediolanensis qui successit dominum thomam

temp:
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;


temp:
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};


D-txt:
symon erczbichof vionensis in der prouincz

temp:
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};


temp:
KCR:413 'dns elyas articensis epus' -- 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;


temp:
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};


temp:
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 inverted Contarini.


K-txt:
dns gregorius aquinacensis epus et est exemptus

A-txt:
#- dns gregorius aquinacensis epus et est exemptus

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#- dns gregorius aquinacensis epus et est exemptus

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#- dns gregorius aquinacensis epus et est exemptus


K-txt:
dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer

D-txt:
# - dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer

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# - dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer

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#- dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer

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#- dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer

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#- dns georius tridentinus von trient natus liechtenstainer


D-txt:
thomas erczbishof zu liciensis zu napols

temp:
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};


temp:
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);


temp:
KCR:368 'dns gerladus eps padneuenz' -- 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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¤ johans erzbischof zu mencz .. geborn ain graf von nassau

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johans erzbischof zu mencz .. geborn ain graf von nassau

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#- johans erzbischof zu mencz .. geborn ain graf von nassau


temp:
KCR:419 'dns paulus epus serenensis' -- 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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dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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#- dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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# - dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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# - dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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#- dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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#- dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie

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#- dns otto marchicomes de baden et de retelen epus constanciensis in tera almanie


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dns fridericus grafnegger augustensis eps et stetit in lite cum sequenti

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#- dns fridericus grafnegger augustensis eps et stetit in lite cum sequenti

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dns fridericus negker der lag om krieg umb das bistumb zu augsburg

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dns fridericus negker der lag om krieg umb das bistumb zu augsburg

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#- dns fridericus grafnegger augustensis eps et stetit in lite cum sequenti

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#- dns fridericus grafnegger augustensis eps et stetit in lite cum sequenti

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#- der hochwirdig bischof friderich grafnegger und lag in krieg umb bistumb zu augsburg


temp:
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;


K-txt:
dns anselmus näninger eps augustensis et stetit in lite cum superiori

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#- dns anselmus näninger eps augustensis et stetit in lite cum superiori

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anh/helm genannt nänningen bischoff zu augspurg

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#- dns anselmus näninger eps augustensis et stetit in lite cum superiori

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#- dns anselmus näninger eps augustensis et stetit in lite cum superiori

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#- dns anselmus näninger eps augustensis et stetit in lite cum superiori


K-txt:
dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms

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# - dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms

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# - dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms

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#- dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms

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#- dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms

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#- dns johannes wurmacensis eps das ist ze wurms


D-txt:
bischoff rabanus von speir am rhein geborn von helmstatt


K-txt:
dns ynbertus eps +basiliensis+ /<eichstetisis>\ in reno

P-txt:
dominus jacopo bischof zu aistetten geborn von haidegg

temp:
KCR:357 'haydeck eps eickstett' -- 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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dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck

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#- dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck

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# - dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck

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# - dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck

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dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdt

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#- dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck

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#- dns fridericus lodiensis das ist ze lüdck


temp:
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. 
   The legend 'dns petrus epus undinensis'  in vs.D & ms.P (with additon 'germania') is also in [415/A259], which might mean that Dacher thought it for a Petrus Ep.Undinensis or possibly Udine, see [415].
   In ms.K possibly intended for 'dns nicolaus archiepus cornicensis und liit in der türgye', cancelled for the next item [323(A261/K215].


temp:
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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dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

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#- dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

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# - dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

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# - dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

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dns theodolus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

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#- dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia

temp:
KCR:421 'dns theobaldus eps nitiflagensis titulatus in schlaffonia' -- 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).


K-txt:
dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia

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#- dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia

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# - dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia

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#- dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia

temp:
KCR:416 'dns georius stagnensis eps in schlaffonia' -- Nicolaus, Bp.Stonj & Korcilla/Curzola (Stagnen. & Cursulen., suffr. Ragusa; Dalmatia, present Croatia), 1392-1426.
Eubel HC 1:487;


temp:
KCR:400 'dns alanus macensis epus' -- 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);


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dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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#- dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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albrecht zu bebenberg eps werthain -# - dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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albrecht zu bebenberg eps werthain -# - dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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#- dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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#- dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis

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#- dns wilhelmus comes de tiest eps augigentinensis


temp:
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);


temp:
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);


temp:
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;


K-txt:
dns johannes eps ludinoschiensis in moraffia

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#- dns johannes eps ludinoschiensis in moraffia

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#- dns johannes eps ludinoschiensis in moraffia

temp:
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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# - dns thomas eps culmensis prope paganos

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# - dns thomas eps culmensis prope paganos

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#- dns thomas eps culmensis prope paganos

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#- dns thomas eps culmensis prope paganos

temp:
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);


temp:
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};


K-txt:
dns nicolaus gnesnensis archiepus in regno polonie

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#- dns nicolaus gnesnensis archiepus in regno polonie

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dns nicolaus gnesnensis archiepus in regno polonie

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#- dns nicolaus gnesnensis archiepus in regno polonie

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#- nicolaus erczbishoff zu gnesnensis in de kunigreich zu polan


D-txt:
dns andreas eps possnaiensis in regno polonie

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#- dns andreas eps possnaniensis in regno polonie

temp:
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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#- dns eberhardus saltzburgensis archiepus

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#- dns eberhardus saltzburgensis archiepus


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dns jacobus eps frysingensis ze frysingen

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#- dns jacobus eps frysingensis ze frysingen


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dns johannes lunensis eps de novo creatus

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dns johannes liniensis eps de novo creatus

W-txt:
#- dns johannes lunensis eps de novo creatus


K-txt:
dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

G-txt:
#- dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

D-txt:
# - dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

S-txt:
# - dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

A-txt:
#- dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

W-txt:
#- dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy

P-txt:
#- dns petrus eps madeburgensis ze magelburg in der schlesy


temp:
KCR:6248 'dns ulricus eps prygensis' -- Ulrich von Wien, Bp.Brixen, repeat of the diocesian arms [354].


W-txt:
#- dns vitalis eps valentini de colonensis


D-txt:
her johannes norri erczbischoff senonensis in franckreich

S-txt:
¤ johs norri aep senon in fancia -# - dns johannes archieps senosensis -# - dns rupertus madonienz eps in pritamia


W-txt:
¤ #- dns thomas eps parisiensis zu paris

temp:
KCR:446 '¤ dns thomas eps parisiensis zu paris' -- 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);


K-txt:
dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

G-txt:
#- dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

D-txt:
# - dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

S-txt:
# - dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

A-txt:
#- dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

W-txt:
#- dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

P-txt:
#- dns ursinus constanciensis eps in normania rothomagensis

temp:
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};


K-txt:
dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

G-txt:
#- dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

D-txt:
# - dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

S-txt:
# - dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

A-txt:
dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

W-txt:
#- dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania

P-txt:
#- dns gangolfus archiepus rothomagensis in normania


K-txt:
dns johannes eps baioncensis dictus lang

A-txt:
dns johannes eps baioncensis dictus langröti in bicardia

W-txt:
#- dns johannes eps baioncensis dictus langröti in bicardia


K-txt:
dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps

A-txt:
dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps

W-txt:
#- dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps

P-txt:
#- dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps

temp:
KCR:6277 'dns johannes eps jebennensis est magnus princeps' -- Jean Bertrand-Gilly, Bp.Genève, see the Conclave [66].


D-txt:
wilhelm aep buturicensis in frankerewilhelm aep buturicen

temp:
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);


D-txt:
# - dns jacobus dolensis eps in britania

S-txt:
# - dns jacobus dolensis eps in britania


G-txt:
¤ #- her regnaldus von carnoco erczbischoff zu rimegen in franckreich

D-txt:
her regnaldus von carnoco erczbischoff zu rimegen in franckreich

S-txt:
regnal carnoco aeps in rimegen  in franckreyck -# - dns wilhelmus bitturicensis archiepus

temp:
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 crosess 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;


K-txt:
dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

D-txt:
# - dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

S-txt:
# - dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

A-txt:
#- dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

W-txt:
#- dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

P-txt:
#- dns bertrandus eps sancti flori in efframia im pritania

temp:
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;


K-txt:
dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

G-txt:
#- dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

D-txt:
# - dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

S-txt:
# - dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

A-txt:
#- dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

W-txt:
#- dns gaufridus eps santi pontii themeriarum

temp:
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};


G-txt:
herr alanus ertzbischof zu compostell zu hyspania

D-txt:
herr alanus ertzbischof zu compostell zu hyspania

S-txt:
herr alanus ertzbischof zu compostell zu hyspania

temp:
KCR:342 'dns alanus compestellanus archiepûs' -- 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;


K-txt:
dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

G-txt:
#- dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

D-txt:
# - dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

S-txt:
# - dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

A-txt:
dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania

W-txt:
#- dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

P-txt:
#- dns conradus eps constanciensis in normania et hic est mortunus et requiescit apud predicatores

temp:
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;


temp:
KCR:389 'dns ludwicus eps ariminensis' -- 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';


K-txt:
dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lundenz

G-txt:
#- dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lundenz

D-txt:
# - dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lundenz

S-txt:
# - dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lundenz

A-txt:
dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lunders gen calitz

W-txt:
#- dns rikardus archiepus londamenz zu lunders gen calitz

temp:
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;


K-txt:
dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis

G-txt:
#- dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis

D-txt:
# - dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis

S-txt:
# - dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis

W-txt:
#- dns rikardus waugring eps norwattinensis

P-txt:
johannes benedicto epus tififmus novitem electus his constatiensis

temp:
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.


temp:
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'.


temp:
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);


G-txt:
# - johannes waterton miles anglicus -# - dns otto eps ossliniacensis

P-txt:
johannes waterton miles anglicus / dns otto eps ossliniacensis


A-txt:
#- dns andreas eps civitatis sancti andree

W-txt:
#- dns andreas eps civitatis sancti andree


temp:
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,);


K-txt:
dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland

D-txt:
# - dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland

S-txt:
# - dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland

A-txt:
dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland

W-txt:
#- dns andres castelliniensis eps in scotia in schottenland


K-txt:
dns nicolaus bathoniensis et erwilensis eps

A-txt:
#- dns nicolaus bathoniensis et erwilensis eps

W-txt:
#- dns nicolaus bathoniensis et erwilensis eps


temp:
KCR:443 '..' -- Not identified. The ermine is actually represented by 5 clover leaves, see also Nicolaus Ab.Precibus in Venezia [512].


P-txt:
#- philippus erczbischof zu capuanus in de kunigreich sÿcilien

temp:
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);


temp:
KCR:451 '..' -- Arms of the diocese of Breslau, see [371].


D-txt:
johannes eps cameracensis in franckreich

S-txt:
johannes eps cameracensis in franckreich

temp:
KCR:373 'johannes eps cameracensis in franckreich' -- 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);


K-txt:
cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan

D-txt:
# - cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan

S-txt:
# - cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan

A-txt:
#- cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan

W-txt:
#- cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan

P-txt:
#- cesar de ethiopia, ain kaiser och under dem grossen chan


K-txt:
rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can

D-txt:
# - rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can

S-txt:
# - rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can

A-txt:
#- rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can

W-txt:
#- rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can

P-txt:
#- rex zaldachie ist och under dem grossen can


K-txt:
rex baltzie och under dem grossen kaiser kan

D-txt:
# - rex baltzie och under dem grossen kaiser kan

S-txt:
# - rex baltzie och under dem grossen kaiser kan

W-txt:
#- rex baltzie och under dem grossen kaiser kan


K-txt:
¤ kunig morot ist auch under grossen can

A-txt:
der kayser von argiel is under dem grossen kan

W-txt:
#- +der kaiser von argie ist under dem grossen kan scherffenberg+ // rex morot ist under dem kaiser kan

P-txt:
#- +der kaiser von argie ist under dem grossen kan scherffenberg+ // rex morot ist under dem kaiser kan


K-txt:
rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan

D-txt:
# - rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan

S-txt:
# - rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan

A-txt:
#- rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan

W-txt:
#- rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan

P-txt:
#- rex syrie ist och under dem dem kaiser kan


K-txt:
rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan

D-txt:
# - rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan

S-txt:
# - rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan

A-txt:
#- rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan

W-txt:
#- rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan

P-txt:
#- rex baldathie der ist och under dem grossen chan


K-txt:
rex affertzie der ist och under dem grossen kaiser can

D-txt:
# - rex affertzie der ist och under dem grossen kaiser can

S-txt:
# - rex affertzie der ist och under dem grossen kaiser can

W-txt:
#- rex affertzie der ist och under dem grossen kaiser can

P-txt:
#- rex affertzie der ist och under dem grossen kaiser can


S-txt:
.. zalta -# - der kung von jalta ist vnderm kan

A-txt:
der hertzog von zaltayen in krichn her zum greifen


D-txt:
ain kung under dem kan  .. von ordo in der tartarÿ


D-txt:
künig griffie ist under dê grossen can -# - rex griffie under dem soldan

S-txt:
künig griffie ist under dê grossen can -# - rex griffie under dem soldan


G-txt:
#- rex satrapey och under dem grossen kan

D-txt:
künig satrapey auch under dem grossen can

S-txt:
# - rex satrapey och under dem grossen kan

W-txt:
#- rex satrapey och under dem grossen kan

P-txt:
#- rex satrapey och under dem grossen kan


K-txt:
der kaiser von der grössen / und hinter ormania

S-txt:
# - der kaiser von der grössen / und hinter ormania

A-txt:
#- der kaiser von der grössen / und hinter ormania

W-txt:
#- der kaiser von der grössen / und hinter ormania

P-txt:
#- der kaiser von der grössen / und hinter ormania


G-txt:
#- der grauff daschlach von olten gensto

D-txt:
# - der grauff daschlach von olten gensto

S-txt:
# - der grauff daschlach von olten gensto

A-txt:
#- der grauff daschlach von olten gensto

W-txt:
#- der grauff daschlach von olten gensto

P-txt:
#- der grauff daschlach von olten gensto


D-txt:
kunig von zalta ist under dem grossen can

A-txt:
kung von zalta ist under dem grossen kan


D-txt:
dis ist das künig und kayserthum darinn d gross alexand bei sein zeite wonet

P-txt:
das ist das kaiserthum darinn der gross alexander bei sin zitten wonett


D-txt:
her hainrich von roggwil mancz ulrich von roggweil

P-txt:
#- her hainrich von roggwil mancz ulrich von roggweil


D-txt:
johannes heinrich walther swartzen von costêcz

S-txt:
johan, heinrich, walter von schwarz von costêtz

P-txt:
#- johannes heinrich walther swartzen von costêcz


G-txt:
#- burchardt, hans, friederich schenck von castelln

D-txt:
burchardt, hans, friederich schenck von castelln

S-txt:
burchardt, hans, friederich schenck von castel

P-txt:
#- burchardt, hans, friederich schenck von castelln


D-txt:
von der statt lüdgk her ludwig von fulgnio ritter un noch drey burger

S-txt:
von der statt lüdgk her ludwig von fulgnio ritter un noch drey burger


D-txt:
von der statt speyer johannes kamerer ritter und zwen burger

S-txt:
von der statt speyer johannes kamerer ritter und zwen burger


D-txt:
lübegk am königsee herr jordâ ploschgon / herr marquart von dornen / herr reinhardt casteln

S-txt:
lübegk am königsee herr jordâ ploschgon / herr marquart von dornen / herr reinhardt casteln


D-txt:
von der statt trier an der musel januin von schönburg ritter un .ij. burger

S-txt:
von der statt trier an der musel januin von schönburg ritter un .ij. burger


D-txt:
von der statt franckfurt an dem män johans un jacob vô holêstein mit .x.

S-txt:
von der statt franckfurt an dem män johans un jacob vô holêstein mit .x.


D-txt:
von der statt hall in schwaben nicolaus hürd und andres von heylgenbach

S-txt:
von der statt hall in schwaben nicolaus hürd und andres von heylgenbach


D-txt:
von der statt nürnberg ein ersame grosse botschafft / sebold pfitzinger / peter volckmayer und sonst vier burger mit .xxij. pferden

S-txt:
von der statt nürnberg ein ersame grosse botschafft / sebold pfitzinger / peter volckmayer und sonst vier burger mit .xxij. pferden


D-txt:
von der statt augspurg rudolff von haydegk freyherr / jr/ amman / und drey burger mit .xxij. pferden

S-txt:
von der statt augspurg rudolff von haydegk freyherr / jr/ amman / und drey burger mit .xxij. pferden


D-txt:
von der statt spalcee in dalmatia nicolaus dominicus ritter und .ij. burger mit .vj.

S-txt:
von der statt spalcee in dalmatia nicolaus dominicus ritter und .ij. burger mit .vj.


D-txt:
von presla inn der schlesy nicolaus burstnicz ritter und .ij. gelert und .iij. burger

S-txt:
von presla inn der schlesy nicolaus burstnicz ritter und .ij. gelert und .iij. burger


D-txt:
von toran und von tanzig inn preussen zwen ritter und fünff burger

S-txt:
von toran und von tanzig inn preussen zwen ritter und fünff burger


D-txt:
von der statt ulm bottschafft hartmann ehinger / hans strolin / hans pfefferkorn  /sonst vier burger mit vier und zweynzig pferden

S-txt:
von der statt ulm bottschafft hartmann ehinger / hans strolin / hans pfefferkorn  /sonst vier burger mit vier und zweynzig pferden


A-txt:
#- hertzog arnolt zu birrcens in frankrich


A-txt:
graf johans manhart zu gertz und lutringen


A-txt:
hanns conrat von bodmen / herr hannsvon bodmen / her frischhans von bodmen / joihanns sin sun von bodmen


A-txt:
wilhelm heinrich albrech hug von honburg


A-txt:
llienhardt von jungingen hanns wolff sine sun


A-txt:
dns johes eps kamerensis in regno arronie intuit in xxxxii psonis 7 equis


A-txt:
#- dns alanus archiepus compostellan in hyspania intrauit cû viij psonis et equis

P-txt:
#- dns alanus archiepus compostellan in hyspania intrauit cû viij psonis et equis


A-txt:
dns jacoby epus zu sennensis in arrogona intrauit cû xxxiiij equis et 7 personis


A-txt:
dns franciscus thurdentinus eps zu dem tod


A-txt:
#- dns joh abbas scti blasy an dem schwarzwald


A-txt:
dns petrus abbas castellensis in regno francie

P-txt:
dns petrus abbas castellensis in regno francie


A-txt:
¤ #- dns fredericg abb scte marie in regno franzie cistercienss ordinis


A-txt:
dns fredericg abbas in wettingn constans

P-txt:
dns fredericus abbas sancta maria in regno franzie cistergiensis


A-txt:
dns conrads de munchwil ptus cpalus zelle


A-txt:
dns antonis de barm obrost maist des ordens camodalens in alln lampten


A-txt:
¤ #- ivan von kurttenbach landt komthur zid den bissen


A-txt:
der kung jaschgo von der vordern ermain ist und' dem soldan


A-txt:
von dem hochwurdigenkung wentzla in hibernia och in schotten

P-txt:
von dem hochwurdigste furste kung in ybernia dass ist zu schotten


P-txt:
dns theobaldus archiepus bisuntinensis rubeo monte natus


temp:
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;


temp:
KCR:86 '¤ dns phillippus ep siciliarum' -- 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.


temp:
KCR:88 'dns theodorus eps vlipaldensis' -- Not identified, probably for an orthodox diocese.


temp:
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;


G-txt:
#- petrus card sta maria in cosmedin de venecijs

D-txt:
petrus card sta maria in cosmedin de venecijs

S-txt:
petrus card sta maria in cosmedin de venecijs

A-txt:
#- petrus card sta maria in cosmedin de venecijs

P-txt:
#- petrus card sta maria in cosmedin de venecijs


A-txt:
dns petrus cardinalis hispania tituli sanctocii johannis et pauli

P-txt:
dns petrus cardinalis hispania tituli sanctocii johannis et pauli

temp:
KCR:123 'petrus cardinalis hispania' -- 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};


G-txt:
#- künig ludwig ..sein sun .. in delphinant ..

D-txt:
künig ludwig ..sein sun .. in delphinant ..

S-txt:
künig ludwig ..sein sun .. in delphinant ..


A-txt:
¤ #- .. fraw johana künigin in engelland


D-txt:
hertog pauls rechten reuss ist under hertzog wittolden

S-txt:
hertog pauls rechten reuss ist under hertzog wittolden

A-txt:
#- hertog pauls rechten reuss ist under hertzog wittolden

P-txt:
#- hertog pauls rechten reuss ist under herczog wittolden


D-txt:
herczog rodur vô schmolenczgei in rotten reussen

P-txt:
#- hernzog rodur vô schmolencz gtei in rotten reussen


S-txt:
der heÿlig sant ladislaus kunig zu unger


G-txt:
#- künig von scherffenberg ist under dem soldan

D-txt:
künig von scherffenberg ist under dem soldan

S-txt:
künig von scherffenberg ist under dem soldan

A-txt:
#- künig von scherffenberg ist under dem soldan

P-txt:
#- künig von scherffenberg ist under dem soldan


K-txt:
dns fridericus natus comes de tiest archipus treverensis

A-txt:
#- dns fridericus natus comes de tiest archipus treverensis

W-txt:
#- dns fridericus natus comes de tiest archipus treverensis


D-txt:
johannes erczbischoff senonensis in frankreich

S-txt:
¤ johannes erczbischoff senonensis in frankreich

temp:
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);


D-txt:
nicolaus erczbishoff cronocêsis in ungern und türgen


K-txt:
dns johannes archiepus rigensis dazist in niffenland

A-txt:
dns johannes aeps rigensis das ist in nifenland


G-txt:
#- gregorius griech aeps kynoniensis in reussen der griechen gelaubenn under polan uñ littaw

D-txt:
gregorius griech aeps kynoniensis in reussen der griechen gelaubenn under polan uñ littaw

S-txt:
gregorius griech aeps kynoniensis in reussen der griechen gelaubenn under polan uñ littaw

P-txt:
#- gregorius kriecher erczbishcoff kinomiensis in reüssen der kriechen gelauben under polan und littaw


D-txt:
johans erczbischof jadiensis in astria auff dem mer


K-txt:
dns regulandus de carnoto remesis archiepus in picardia

G-txt:
#- reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia

D-txt:
reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia

S-txt:
reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia

A-txt:
# - dns regulandus de carnoto remesis archiepus in picardia

W-txt:
#- reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia

P-txt:
#- reglandus de carnata aep remensis inn picardia

temp:
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;


temp:
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;


W-txt:
#- johannes eps apparimensis zu neuwenburg

P-txt:
#- johannes eps apparimensis zu neuwenburg


temp:
KCR:384 '..' -- 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;


K-txt:
dns johannes eps passensis in regno castelle

A-txt:
# - dns johannes eps passensis in regno castelle

temp:
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;


temp:
KCR:394 '..' -- Possibly a repeat with (miscoloured) family arms of Herman Cilly Bp.Freisingen [438], though the placing is among the spaniards.


A-txt:
dominus didacus episcopus camerensis uss arragonia


temp:
KCR:398 'antonius ep.bentonensis in ÿtalia' -- Repeat of Antonio Bp.Bitonto in [406].
Az-Ar in vs.D


temp:
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;


A-txt:
#- wilibert summus magisteri rodi ord s joh hier

P-txt:
#- wilibert summus magisteri rodi ord s joh hier


D-txt:
fridericus plaviensis comendator borussia OT

S-txt:
fridericus plaviensis comendator borussia OT

A-txt:
#- fridericus plaviensis comendator borussia OT

P-txt:
#- fridericus plaviensis comendator borussia ot


D-txt:
andrea de neuenhau commendatore angliae OT

S-txt:
andrea de neuenhau commendatore angliae OT

A-txt:
#- andrea de neuenhau commendatore angliae ord teut

P-txt:
andres nuwenhaus OStJ comthur in engeland


A-txt:
#- hugon montifortensis magistri ord teut germ

P-txt:
#- hugon montifortensis magistri ord teut germ


D-txt:
antonii de parma general ord camaldul = visconti

S-txt:
antonii de parma general ord camaldul = visconti

A-txt:
dns andreas comes de pistunt obrost meist des ordens humiliator in allen lamparten

P-txt:
#- antonii de parma general ord camaldul


A-txt:
#- dns niclaus von balionibus obrist prior sant johanns ordens zu jherusalem

P-txt:
#- dns niclaus von balionibus obrist prior sant johanns ordens zu jherusalem


P-txt:
#- ulrich zengher commendator balg or teut


D-txt:
marquardi de königsek commendator svev OT

S-txt:
marquardi de königsek commendator svev OT

A-txt:
#- marquardi de königsek commendator svev ord teut

P-txt:
#- marquardi de königsek commendator svev ord teut


D-txt:
arnoldi de hirschberg commendator hornegg OT

S-txt:
arnoldi de hirschberg commendator hornegg OT

P-txt:
#- arnoldi de hirschberg commendator hornegg ord teut


D-txt:
johannes de veningen commend kapfenberg OT

S-txt:
johannes de veningen commend kapfenberg OT

P-txt:
#- johannes de veningen commend kapfenberg ord teut


D-txt:
leonharti florentinus general ord predicati

S-txt:
leonharti florentinus general ord predicati

A-txt:
#- leonharti florentinus general ord predicati

P-txt:
#- leonharti florentinus general ord predicati


A-txt:
#- johannes de pisis general ord augustin

P-txt:
#- johannes de pisis general ord augustin


A-txt:
#- anthonii de priero genral ord francis

P-txt:
#- anthonii de priero genral ord francis


D-txt:
andreas vicecomes de pisant generalis tocius ordinis humilitarum de ÿtalia

S-txt:
andreas vicecomes de pisant generalis tocius ordinis humilitarum de ÿtalia


D-txt:
heinrich held oberster spitaler teutscher ordens

S-txt:
heinrich held oberster spitaler teutscher ordens


D-txt:
fridericus com de zollern abbatis augia divitis

S-txt:
fridericus com de zollern abbatis augia divitis

A-txt:
dns fridericus de zolr abbas aye maioris constanzia

P-txt:
#- fridericus com de zollern abbatis augia divitis


D-txt:
hugonis de roseneck abbatis einsidlensis

S-txt:
hugonis de roseneck abbatis einsidlensis

A-txt:
#- hugonis de roseneck abbatis einsidlensis

P-txt:
#- hugonis de roseneck abbatis einsidlensis


D-txt:
henrici de gundelfingê abbatis san gallensis

S-txt:
henrici de gundelfingê abbatis san gallensis

A-txt:
#- henrici de gundelfingê abbatis san gallensis

P-txt:
#- henrici de gundelfingê abbatis san gallensis


D-txt:
fridr a laubenberg abbatis campidonensis

S-txt:
fridr a laubenberg abbatis campidonensis

P-txt:
#- fridr a laubenberg abbatis campidonensis


P-txt:
dns jodatus apptt zu salmanswiler in costentz er vistum


P-txt:
dns johannes abbas in melch in austria ist im östereich


P-txt:
her johanns apptt zu santt blasin in dem schwartzwald


D-txt:
nicolas apt in royt hasslach = maria-barn  qtg trekant/pude

S-txt:
nicolas apt in royt hasslach = maria-barn  qtg trekant/pude


D-txt:
wilhelm apt amirane in regno franciae = sp + løve.h*3 : t-måne

S-txt:
wilhelm apt amirane in regno franciae = sp + løve.h*3 : t-måne


G-txt:
¤ herr albrecht apt zu sant johans im turtall

D-txt:
herr albrecht apt zu sant johans im turtall

S-txt:
herr albrecht apt zu sant johans im turtall


G-txt:
#- johs schürpfer decant und thumherr in costentz

D-txt:
johs schürpfer decant und thumherr in costentz

S-txt:
johs schürpfer decant und thumherr in costentz

A-txt:
#- johs schürpfer decant und thumherr in costentz

P-txt:
#- johs schürpfer decant und thumherr in costentz


P-txt:
#- ulrich blärer thumprobst unn starb inn dem concilio zu costenz


G-txt:
#- heinrich von randeck thumprobt nach blärer

D-txt:
heinrich von randeck thumprobt nach blärer= løve.h

S-txt:
heinrich von randeck thumprobt nach blärer= løve.h

A-txt:
#- heinrich von randeck thumprobt nach blärer

P-txt:
#- heinrich von randeck thumprobt nach blärer


P-txt:
#- rudolff von tetikouê thumherr und custos zu dê thum zu costenz


G-txt:
#- conrat helye thumherr und official czy constencz

D-txt:
conrat helye thumherr und official czy constencz

S-txt:
¤ conrat helye thumherr und official czy constencz

A-txt:
magister conradus hely canonicus et officialis ecclesie constantiensis


A-txt:
magister johannes hellung canonicus constancie et procurator curie romanae


P-txt:
#- albrecht blaurer thumherr und ward erwolt bischoff vor dem concilio zu costenz


A-txt:
conradus drunsburg canonicus ecclesie constantiensis


A-txt:
johannes lüti successit illum de friedingen


A-txt:
magister nicolas naso canonicus sancti stefani


G-txt:
#- johes messerschmid canoics sti stephae

A-txt:
#- johes messerschmid canoics sti stephae

P-txt:
#- johes messerschmid canoics sti stephae


G-txt:
#- ulrich keller dictus lupf baccularis haidelbergensis

D-txt:
herr ulrich keller de man nent lupf chorherr un layenpriester

S-txt:
herr ulrich keller de man nent lupf chorherr un layenpriester

A-txt:
#- ulrich keller dictus lupf baccularis haidelbergensis

P-txt:
#- ulrich keller dictus lupf baccularis haidelbergensis


D-txt:
meister johannes hüber corherr unnd custos ad scti johes


G-txt:
¤ herr nicolaus meÿer corher zu sant johans

D-txt:
herr nicolaus meÿer corher zu sant johans

S-txt:
¤ herr nicolaus meÿer corher zu sant johans


G-txt:
¤ herr johannes wunder corher zu sant johanns

D-txt:
herr johannes wunder corher zu sant johanns


G-txt:
#- och hertzog ernst geborn von ostereych


A-txt:
herczog jos voon britania waren voor ziten kung


G-txt:
#- herczog alexander gennant witolt grossfürst und herr lictau

D-txt:
herczog alexander gennant witolt grossfürst und herr lictau

S-txt:
herczog alexander gennant witolt grossfürst und herr lictau


G-txt:
#- hertzog ludwig von brieg hertzog in der schlesi

D-txt:
hertzog ludwig von brieg hertzog in der schlesi

S-txt:
¤ hertzog ludwig von brieg hertzog in der schlesi

P-txt:
#- hertzog ludwig von brieg hertzog in der schlesi


D-txt:
von dem edlen wolgebornen herrn dem margraffen vonmantaw in lamparten


D-txt:
nicolaus schenck von zernwitz und wentzlaus

P-txt:
#- nicolaus schenck von zernwitz und wentzlaus


G-txt:
#- heinrich lasscius de sabaischgi aus polan

D-txt:
herr gawisch faffcius de sabaischgi aus polan

S-txt:
¤ heinrich lasscius de sabaischgi aus polan

P-txt:
#- herr gawisch faffcius de sabaischgi aus polan


D-txt:
herr jon billing vô litaw / dietrich billing vô litaw


A-txt:
#- herr dobermur herr in mindren walachye


G-txt:
#- stibor voievod / waiden in sybenbürgen

P-txt:
#- stibor voievod / waiden in sybenbürgen


D-txt:
graff teneczgo von donen / grauff friedrich von donen

P-txt:
#- graff teneczgo von donen / grauff friedrich von donen


K-txt:
herr fryderich schenko von wartenberg usser bechan ist ietz ain huss

D-txt:
herr friederick schenck von wartenburg auss behem ist jetz ain huss

A-txt:
#- herr fryderich schenko von wartenberg usser bechan ist ietz ain huss

W-txt:
#- herr fryderich schenko von wartenberg usser bechan ist ietz ain huss

P-txt:
#- herr friederick schenck von wartenburg auss behem ist jetz ain huss


G-txt:
#- burchard von ramstein herr zu gilgenberg

D-txt:
burchard von ramstein herr zu gilgenberg

S-txt:
burchard von ramstein herr zu gilgenberg


D-txt:
herr christoffel thomas cunrat gerstorffer wernher barsperger herr hans barsperger

P-txt:
#- herr christoffel thomas cunrat gerstorffer wernher barsperger herr hans barsperger


D-txt:
herr ulrich starkenberger wilhalm starkernberger herr niggel von stiebicz herr hanns von stiebicz

P-txt:
#- herr ulrich starkenberger wilhalm starkenberger herr niggel von stiebicz herr hanns von stiebicz


P-txt:
#- herr otto herr niggel herr otto pflug


P-txt:
#- heinrich von der end cunrat von der end


D-txt:
eberhard von landaw un eberhart vô landaw

P-txt:
#- eberhard von landaw un eberhart vô landaw


G-txt:
rudolf  von hohentann / Albrecht von hohentann

D-txt:
rudolf hohentann / albrecht von hohentann

P-txt:
#- rudolf hohentann / albrecht von hohentann


D-txt:
die von ramschwage / eberhard von ramschwag

P-txt:
#- die von ramschwage / eberhard von ramschwag


G-txt:
#- erenfried, hans heinrich von seggendorf

P-txt:
#- erenfried, hans, heinrich von seggendorf


P-txt:
#- stephan sparnegger, rüdger sparnegger


G-txt:
#- ulrich kindtperg starb in concilio von constentz

D-txt:
ulrich kintspergê starb in concilio von constentz

S-txt:
ulrich kindtperg starb in concilio von constentz

P-txt:
#- ulrich kintspergê starb in concilio von constentz


D-txt:
cunrat von feningen ditrich von feningen

S-txt:
cunrat von feningen ditrich von feningen

P-txt:
#- cunrat von feningen ditrich von feningen


G-txt:
#- jörg von newhausen hausskomtur von matgnaw

D-txt:
jörg von newhausen hausskomtur von matgnaw

S-txt:
jörg von newhausen hausskomtur von matgnaw


G-txt:
#- hans ulrich, ulrich, maequardt von emptz

D-txt:
hans ulrich, ulrich, maequardt von emptz

S-txt:
hans ulrich, ulrich, maequardt von emptz


G-txt:
#- schencken von erbach / dietrich scheck


G-txt:
#- conrad, heinrich, conrad payger von metze

D-txt:
conrad, heinrich, conrad payger von metze

S-txt:
conrad, heinrich, conrad payger von metze


G-txt:
#- johan de chrogo castellanus molischgo

P-txt:
#- johan de chrogo castellanus molischgo


G-txt:
#- beringerus de bellemonte de francia miles

D-txt:
beringerus de bellemonte de francia miles

S-txt:
beringerus de bellemonte de francia miles


P-txt:
archi epus ispalen didatus $ est jatibus


G-txt:
#- allfro de hunsaluo de theyda de môre fer cy / freyritter

D-txt:
allfro de hunsaluo de theyda de môre fer cy / freyritter

S-txt:
allfro de hunsaluo de theyda de môre fer cy / freyritter

P-txt:
#- allfro de hunsaluo de theyda de môre fer cy / freyritter


G-txt:
#- petrus von schawenberg ward cardinale zu augsburg

D-txt:
petrus von schawenberg ward cardinale zu augsburg

S-txt:
petrus von schawenberg ward cardinale zu augsburg

P-txt:
#- petrus von schawenberg ward cardinale zu augsburg


G-txt:
¤ #- herr johannes schürpfer corher zu sant johanns

D-txt:
herr johannes schürpfer corher zu sant johanns

S-txt:
¤ #- herr johannes schürpfer corher zu sant johanns


W-txt:
#- graff fryder/ich von katz=/enelenbogen


K-txt:
dns johannes lubicensis in lubegg am häringfang

A-txt:
dns johannes lubicensis in lubegg am häringfang

W-txt:
dns johannes lubicensis in lubegg am häringfang


W-txt:
graff sopfingo de / holenstain ain / becham


P-txt:
#- 'belehnung der mgft.brandenburg - pt.1'


P-txt:
sanctissimus et beatissimus papa johannes der .xxiij.


temp:
KCR:8258 'dns epus poliensis in italia' -- Not identified, similar arms for Friedrick Ab.St.Hans [509].


P-txt:
kaiser von bulgarii muss ooch ainen haben &c


P-txt:
rex balthasar de arabia ain hailger kung


P-txt:
herzog von garazÿe zwischen littow un kriechen


P-txt:
johann comes in alben capisang talmasie et croars


P-txt:
graff albrecht von werdenberch her zu heiligenberg


P-txt:
beringerus de bellemonte de frantzia miles


P-txt:
aulbrecht herr fürst und graff in alschania


P-txt:
die wolgeborn frow maria von der mark vô ankana


K-txt:
stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain

A-txt:
#- stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain

W-txt:
#- stech peter von schara usser windenland her zu toppelschain


P-txt:
dietgen von marmels uss kurwallen ritter


P-txt:
her lanschga her sargo her brango aus der ceruÿe


P-txt:
graffschaft von mumpelgart graff diepoltt


P-txt:
dns johannes titule sancte ceciliae cardinalis


P-txt:
dns johans epus traguriensis in ungreland

temp:
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].


P-txt:
dns guido abbas aname in regno franzie in frankrick


# tblKCR-G_folios

FoNote:
109-111 =   ; 109v = letter of sultan to Otto von Sachsen


FoNote:
175-264 = old - 47; PROBLEM: old 145 = new 102 = dif 43; 175r = urkunde on Konstanz and Thurgau


# tblMsSupl

MsCmnt:
REF: Hiltmann SH 191-215 (LB-gp);
no details in Hiltmann SH 441-465;
-: see fr.1280;


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 265 x 190 mm, 
-: same hand, mode, content and paper as BnF fr.23998, probably same workshop in/nr Arras;
-: probably also to ex-Phillipps 10496;
-: owned by Gauvain Quiéret, 1433-c.1470, S.Heuchin;
¤ used by du Cange 'Glossary' and Larchey ETO;
CONTENT:
-: some treatises datable to <1464;
¤ creation of Montjoie as KoA, oath;
¤ 20 treatises, gp. BH, burgundian group;
REF:
-. Wagner HH 56; Hiltmann SH 154-158;


MsCmnt:
=  "Recueil des armes des roys .. Sicile .. Vermandois .. L'an 1425", Bibl.Imp. Colbert 9385
-: 400 x 280 mm, 2 columns, illuminated, formal script;
-: peculiaries in layout, space for miniatures not filled, directions for illuminations in hand of Jacques le Bouc;
-: 2v-58vb, 28 treatises, in 4 parts;
NOTE:
-: printed, père  Ferdinand Roland: Parties inédites, Mons 1867;
-: a later copy of a treatise claimed in introduction to have been made by "heraut Sicilie, formerly Enghien and Jerusalem, maréchal d'armes d'Hainaut", i.e. Jean Courtois (d.<11.06.1437) with refs to Philippe 'le bon' as D.Luxembourg (acquired 1441, conquered 1443); from the obsequies part not earlier than 1461; original probably compiled 1435-37;
-: probably owned by Jacques leBoucq, d.1572, illuminator and herald of the OTdO;
VERSIONS:
-: probably the earliest (Vs.A) and most complete version of the treatise by Sicile;
-: vs.A-like = BL, Add.17351 (16C);
-: vs.B = BAV, Ottoboni lat.2257; ms.n.acq.fr.1075;
-: vs.C = BL, Royal 20.B.XVI (c.1540); BnF, ms.fr.31842;
-: contents reused in several treatises;
-: vs.C modified by Roland Bournel (d.1537), S.Boucort & Mametz (Anselme 8:154);
ILL:
-: 4r Sicile Herald;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 44, 57-65, 132-134; Wagner HE 40n5;
CHK:
-: style of writing for dating;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
¤ vellum, formal hand, miniatures;
-: formerly in the library of Lodewijk van Aa gt van Brügge S.Gruythuis & E.Winchester (d.1492), to the Bibliotheque du Roi in Blois in 1518 as gift from the son Johan;
¤ the compilation was probably made for Louis de Bruges under supervision of Gilles Nokerscot, Flandre KoA 1477, but see Hiltmann TH 193-195; the compiler/scribe states his lack of knowledge of heraldry;
¤ illumination probably by the school of Loiset Liédet  -- Hiltmann SH 207;
-: 134 r: date 1481 and Flandre KoA mentioned in ms, at end of Obsequien treatise (2.01);
CONTENT:
-: 1r- >6r prologue, 4v variants of Neuf Preux;
-: 13r-138v: 12 of 16 core treatises in ms, excl. prologue;
-: 59r: miniature of Flanders KoA receiving heralds;
-: 59r-71r Prinsault treatise (3.03, no.2 in ms);
-: 112v: intermediate prologue, in 'Selon les dits" (1.01);
-: 134r-138r burial rites of Gerard de Mortaigne, d.1391 (2.04), a maternal ancestor of Louis de Brugge;
NOTE:
-: 4 mss, 15C, pairwise identical (fr.1280, ONB ms.2616; Beinecke 230, Kraus cat.126), and 3 later primo 16C, from noble affinity, Prunkhandschriften, some paper, some parchment, miniatures, decorated borders;
¤ all have the name of Louis de Bruges (v.d. Aa), 1427-1492, E.Winchester 1472 & P.Steenhuyse & S.Gruythuuse, a book collector, CTdO, governor of Holland, and chamberlain of Philippe 'le beau'  at end of Obsequien treatise (2.01);
REF:
-: Hiltmann TH 77 (date);  Hiltmann SH 65-66 (date), 191-215 (LB-gp);


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 290 x 190 mm, bastarda variable from fine to irregular, arms with gold;
-: written >1486, watermarks used 1498-1504;
-: 38 coats of arms;
¤ owned by Jean Guillemot S.Largentaye, fl.1596 (nr St.Lormel, dep Côtes d'Armor, ar Dinan;
CONTENT:
-: 1r-93v: 16 treatises, some included in others;
¤ 1 heralds: 2r-8r (1*), 10r-13v (6*);
¤ 2 ceremonials: 54r-58v (9);
¤ 3 nobility: 1r-39r (5*, Argentaye treatise, inclusions), 43r-54r (38), 59r-60v (29, preux), 60v (30, preuses), 61r-62r (14, Douze pairs), 62v-63v (15), 64r-65r (16), 65r (17), 65v-70v (18, breton armorial), 71r-75v (40), 76r-82v (50), 82v-84r (51), 84v-93v (37, breton genealogy);
¤ not recorded: 39v-42v;
NOTE:
-. Hiltmann interpretations differ from Mannings;
-: Boudreau and Hiltmann agree on not by or for heralds;
REF: 
-: Hiltmann SH 215-224; Boudreau HS 79; Allan Manning, 1983, Argentaye Tract;
RE:
-: fr.11463 armorial le Bouc (BOU, 1543);
-: no.3.37: Pierre le Baud: Genealogie der Könige, Herzöge und Fürsten der Bretagne (1486);


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: paper, 38 ff; 21-28/lin/pg;
-: irregular cursive script, drawings of arms planned;
-: probably made in Hainault (from refrences in content), possibly by copyist-owner;
-:  1r titulatur;
CONTENT:
>> LA core: 1.01a, 1.03, 1.07, 1.10, 1.01b/13!,  1.15, 1.16, 2.01, 2.05, 3.02, 3.10,
¤ 1 heralds: 2r-9v (1a), 9v-13r (3), 20v-22r (7), 24r-27r (15), 27r-28r (16),  28r-29v (10), 29v-31r (1b);
¤ 2 ceremonials: 31v-33r (2),  33r-35v (5);
¤ 3 nobility: 13v-20v (2), 22v-24r (10);
ILL: 
-:  2r in Hiltmann SH 64/65 fig.1;
NOTE:
¤ dating problem from last treatise (2.05, unika), burial of Peter (II) von Luxemburg  C.St.Pol (d.1482) probably added later;
REF:  
-: Boudreau HS 72 (fo.13v-20v); 
-: Hiltmann SH 104-105;
RE:
-: Douai, Bm, ms.1197 pt.1 (partial of LA);


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 265 x 190 mm, 
-: same hand, mode, content and paper as BA ms.4655 (date), probably same workshop;
-: minor variations in sequence due to mistakes in binding;
OWNER:
¤ Jean du Bois S.Quedes & Tenques, d.1510; Jean Tonnelier (d'Essars, probably ner Béthune, dep Pas de Calais);
CONTENT:
¤ creation of Montjoie as KoA, oath  -- arw;
¤ 20 treatises, BH, burgundian group;
REF:
-. Wagner HH 56 (possibly a copy of BA, ms.4655); Hiltmann SH 154-158;


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 3 kinds, 210 x 150 mm, flowing bastarda, 2 hands (hand A 1470/80, th);
¤ Thomas Isaac, Toison d'Or KoA 1492-1539, imperial councillor 1508;
-: on frontispiece: "appertenan a Savoye Masier herault", possibly Gaspard Masier, fl.1531-59, painter and citizen of Chambéry, named as herald by 1559, though not by the name 'Savoy';
CONTENT:
-: some quires are missing, 2 new quires placed at the beginning;
-: nothing on blazon;
-: 1r: arms of Savoy blazoned as gems and virtues;
-: <30r: 'traité d'herault' by Thomas Isaac, in a later hand B, datable to >1530, as Charles V is names as emperor;
-: 30r-139r, 21 treatises, SH-group, single member, >1449 by content, in hand A;
-: 122r-139r Montjoye treatise (1.02) in 3 quires in hand A;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 182-190;
-: not pdf, 2016; survey;


MsCmnt:
REF: Boudreau HS 82;
¤ as Goethals 556 in Hiltmann SH;


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 265 x 190 mm, 
-: probably same hand, mode, content and paper as BA ms.4655 (date) and BnF fr.23998, and from same workshop; 
REF: Hiltmann SH 154-158;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: paper, 276 x 213 mm; fragmentary, parts lost;
CONTENT:
-: 2r-79v has 13 treatises from Sicile, vs.B (HS), chronicle fragments indicating compilation >1470, some treatises probably lost together with non-HS elements;
¤ no indication of ownership, nor intended audience; probably written shortly after 1470;
REF: Hiltmann SH 61, 134-142;


MsCmnt:
-: see fr.1280;
¤ exlibris Philip van Kleve S.Ravenstein (1456-1528), coregent 1488-92 with Louis v.d.Aa-Brugge (d.1492), one of several copies from the Aa-library, probably c.1490;
MANUS:
-: formal hand, miniatures, subgroup 1;
REF: Hiltmann SH 191-215 (LB-gp);


MsCmnt:
= Breslau, StB, R 230 (Mss.Rehdigeriana);  temporary noted as lost, recovered fragmented;
¤ paper, 265 x 195 mm;
¤ private ms, potentialy for heralds or nobility, incl. praise for Philipp 'le bon' and history of Troi, >1459
REF: Hiltmann SH 150;


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 193 x 130/140 mm, date based on writing mistake, and watermarks of end 15C;
-: gold on initials and arms;
-: attributed to Merlin de Cordebeuf by J-B Vaivre, from treatise 2.30, nor the author of the compendium (th);
¤ arms of Poitiers-en-Valentinois (Az 7 roundels Ar & chief Or); Poitiers ch. crown Gu in chf qtg Ruffo (pily-paly Ar-Sa) for Guillaume de Poitiers, <1455-1503, S.Clérieu  & M.Mipont & Arton & Cotrone;
CONTENT:
-: 23 treatises, gp. AH, angevin; 1 armorial;
¤ 1 heralds: 32v-37r (18), 67v-72r (15), 72v-74r (16), 74r-78v (8), 80r-81r (12);
¤ 2 ceremonials: 51r-67v (6), 79r-80r (3), 81r-82v (25), 82v-83v (26), 83v-84r (24), 100r-107r (30);
¤ 3 nobility: 1r-13r (38), 13r-20v (19),  21r-27r (12), 27v (32), 28r-29v (33), 29v-30r (28), 30r-31v (41), 37v-44v (1), 44v-47r (13), 47r-50v (11), 50v (22), 84v-90r (40),
¤ 108r-129r armorial St.Vallier (SVL, 170 items, blazon; treatise 2.30), a description of a tournament a la mode des chevaliers errant temp. king Arthur;
¤ not recorded: 32r, 90v-99v;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 49, 174, 178-182;
RE:
-: BnF fr.1997:63n-94n, 2 treatises on tournaments as here;


MsCmnt:
BOOK:
-: several mss bound together at a later date;
-. Arms in the margin;
CONTENT:
-. 2 versions of the Statutes of the Order of the Garter; writings of a religious nature;
-: 6r-61v  'LD' treatises;


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 181 x 128 mm;  medio 15C; formal hand;
ILL: 3r - Hiltmann SH 64/65;
CONTENT:
-: 44r-51v = traité en forme de questionaire (Sicile) -- Boudreau HS 74;
¤ 24 treatises, AH-group (angevin);
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 176-178; Boudreau HS 74, 78;


MsCmnt:
H.P.Kraus, catalogue 126, nr.11
REF: Hiltmann SH 85;


MsCmnt:
-: 39r-41v genealogy of Peter de Luxembourg C.St.Pol gm/ Marguerite de Baux
REF:  Hiltmann SH 43;


MsCmnt:
= armorial CHE = Compendium of Hendrik van Heessel = Cod.255 (B.89420 A);
¤ facsimile on www; details, see armorial CHE;
¤ segmentation in Wim van Androoij, Revue du Nord, 2006, 88:709-726.
-: notes and arms probably written and painted 1434-1457;
-: alternating texts and segments of arms;
-: 84r-89r: similarities with 'Selon les dits' treatise (1.01) -- Hiltmann SH 222n476;


MsCmnt:
derived from BnF, ms.fr.387, treatise compendium type 'HS';


MsCmnt:
- :1v persevant with unusual arms;
-: 'wiener compilation of HS type treatises', re. Ashmole 764, Douce 278;
-: 29r notice on tournaments, as in BnF fr.1968:163v, gp. BH;
REF:
-. Hiltmann SH 64/65;
-. Adam FM 11 (creating banneret, pix);


MsCmnt:
-: herald Franquevie from town of Valenciennes mentioned in introduction, title noted 1367-1511;
-: imaginary arms from Adenet le Roi;
REF:  Hiltmann SH 66; Jochim RS 33;


MsCmnt:
= DTT = De heraudie
-: 160v-161v = tract; 
REF:
-. R.J. Dean: An early Treatise on Heraldry in Anglo-Norman, IN: Romance studies in memory of Edward Billings Ham, Hayward (USA), 1967, 21-29;
-: Boudreau HS 69-70;


MsCmnt:
E.J. Jones: Medieval Heraldry, Cardiff, 1943, p.221-252; Boudreau HS 70;


MsCmnt:
E.J. Jones: Medieval Heraldry, Cardiff, 1943, p.95-212; Boudreau HS 71+78;


MsCmnt:
-: > 1438 (Hiltmann, blogpost 2511, 9.01.2015);
-: incl. Obsequien-treatise;
REF: Boudreau HS 72;


MsCmnt:
DATE: 1469-1475; 
MANUSCRIPT: 67 ff;
CONTENT: 
-: treatises on blason, 
-: traité de Prinsault;
-: traité de Tournois du Roi René, 
-: blazoned arms of Chevaliers de la Table Ronde, Preux, Rois Chrétiens;
REF: Boudreau HS 75;


MsCmnt:
-: armorial HUN + BNE;
REF: Boudreau HS 75;


MsCmnt:
parchment, treatises; 
-: 31v, for Jean Applevoisin S.Thiors & Jovetière, chamberlain of Charles VII;
REF: Hiltmann SH 74;


MsCmnt:
parchment, treatises;
-: 46v, colophon
REF: Hiltmann SH 74;


MsCmnt:
parchment, treatises; REF: Hiltmann SH 74;


MsCmnt:
parchment, treatises;
REF: Hiltmann SH 74;
RE:
-: treatise on blazon by Frederick I R.Aragon (d.1504), written >1501 during exile in France -- Boudreau, Hiltmann SH 70, artistic aspect;


MsCmnt:
treatises & genealogy (15 ff) + armorial (84 ff);
MANUS:
-: fo.1r-14v, 4 treatises + genealogy ; fo.15r-98v (approx.) armorials with index;
¤ origin of the office of arms; 3 Stände (marriages, prêtres, chévalerie); 5 military offices (connétable, admiral, maréchal, capitaine, hérald); treatise of Jehan Errart on decline of the office of arms - ending 13av, used as a prologue, the epilogue of the treatise directed to both heralds, nobles and valiant noble men;
¤ 14rv, short genealogy of Jeanne de Bar Cs.St.Pol (1415-1462), blasons of her mother, Jeanne de  Ghistelle, and her ancestors
¤ 66r-72r armorial Dupuy, DPY/d; URF/d; possibly NAV fragment;


MsCmnt:
CONTENT:
-: Prinsault treatise, armorial COU (33r-99r), breviaire de Alain Chartres, manual of hawk hunting;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 73;
¤ armorial Coutances (COU) appended to treatise on arms;


MsCmnt:
¤ incl. armorials QEB and QSA;
¤  1v = 'livres de mémoires dont cet armorial est extrait //  l'armorial de palliot // The antiquitites of Warwickshire .. london 1656 in folio  //  Extrait d'un vieux ms de blasons enluminé de la noblesse d'Angleterre appartenan à M. le duc de Chaunes,  est parmy les titres de la terre de piquigny, fait vers l'an 1420. Extrait par Mr du Cange' //  Nicolai uptons se studio militari libri 4to. Joh de Bado Aureo tractatus darmes, henrici spelmani asplogia, et Edwardi [bissas] notat. London an. 1654 , infolio;


MsCmnt:
Wold chronicle, attributed to Claes Heinenzoon, Gelre & Beieren Herald (d.1414), not autograph.
-: references to Vincent de Beauvais "Speculum historiale" and Maerlant "Speculum historiael";
Dated 1405-1409;
REF:
-:  Anrooij HB 14, 15, 16n24,


MsCmnt:
Folger Shakespeare Library,
-: Alexander the Great (Vt lion Or on throne Az holding halberd Or, banner held by man, most of page coloured green); other 9 Worthies;
REF:
-: Ramsay HS 218


MsCmnt:
Hector le Breton's treatise on officers of arms ('Le bouquet exquis du vray roy d'armes') is preserved under the place code BnF Français 8198


MsCmnt:
4 poetical works by Adenet le Roi, fl.1269-1297, mistrel to Henri III D.Brabant and Gui de Dampierre C.Flandres;
-: miniatures of AlR and french princes and queens in armorial robes,
RE:
-: Brault AR;


MsCmnt:
= Grete Boke = Book of Knighthood;
¤ owned by Sir John Paston (d.1479), knighted c.1463, probably begun in 1468 and mentioned in the Paston letters and books;
CONTENT:
-: treatises in latin, french and english on ceremonials, pageantry, challenges, jout and tourneys, ordinances on war and judicial combat, extracts of various book, incl. Vegetius and Lydgate;
-: copy of translation of background of fees due to burgundian heralds, forged to apply to english heralds;
REF:
-: Lester LH 33;


MsCmnt:
REF: Heraldica Nova list, www; latin and english text, heraldic treatise; late 15C  / early 16C


MsCmnt:
DATE:  c.1405, actual copy 1420/50;
¤ fo.76r-80v, description c.1403/08 of the Office of Arms as an institution in France by Anjou KoA in response of 7 questions asked  --  Wagner  HH 41;
¤ ff.77r-78v,  reminiscence in 1408 by Anjou KoA dit 'bon Calabre' on crowning and baptising heralds  -- Keen C 137;


MsCmnt:
CONTENT:
-: 19r-25v NAV/c;
-:  56r-57v PAP;
-: 30r-32r treatise on marches d'armes (not in Hiltmann list);


MsCmnt:
¤ see armorial le Boucq (BOU), ff.66v-, derived from URF;
¤ traité de blazon;


MsCmnt:
-: made <1669,  by Jules Chifflet, d.1676 - or possibly the original (pae), owned by cardinal Granvelle (d.1586);
-: CER + TAM;
-: 1r-12v treatise, 
-: used for Adam TAM;


MsCmnt:
-: 36r-38v =  part of Antoine de la Sale, on marche de Champagene  --  Hiltmann SH 53;


MsCmnt:
_: 4o = bønnebog, fo.51r, liste over ejere fra 1500-1700; 1500 Marguerite Crohin Dm.Salmonsart ? Jaques Cretien;
EXLIBRIS:
-: 51r = våben A + A:imp: B; B = Az chevron Gu betw 3 stars, A  = Az cross & tower & mount & palm branch
-: 51r, initial JM
? Taboureau, fra, Rolland 6:1; Chesnaye 18:1 = {Az chevron Or acc. 3 mullets Or  in chf and crescent Or in base}
? Tabourot, frc  -  several variants;
? Crestin, frc, Rolland 2:151 = {Sa chevron Or betw 3 droplets Or}
? Crohin, hai, Rolland 2:154 = {Az chevron Or betw 3 wheat ears Or}
RE:  Thott 109;
REF: 
-: Bruun IH p.168-171;


MsCmnt:
-: 400 ff., 8vo,  160 x 120 mm; bl. liturgi;  forsatsblad, Jacques Tabourot, 1579/1595; gejstlig figur;
EXLIBRIS:
-: 9r = Az 3 bars Ar acc. 3 escallops Or in chf;
? Rothon = Az 3 bars Ar betw 3 escallops Ar; not Cassé (Sa-Ar);
RE: Thott 542;
REF:
-: Bruun IH 176-177; Jørgensen CL 2.2;


MsCmnt:
fol = Spegel de minschliken Zalicheid, 2600 x 160 mm, 99 ff.; plattysk + 99r- latin; nieder rhenish ?
EXLIBRIS:
-: 8v =  engel holder våben over kirke = qtly per saltire acc. 2 towers (!) = A
-: 9r  = Az 2 feather brooms per saltire Or  = B;   A :imp: B;
REF:
-:  Bruun IH 201-202; Petersen LO 1:67 no.88;


MsCmnt:
latin,  Fred Rostgård; 
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = {maunch holding 3 flowers}
REF: 
-: Bruun IH 204;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-:  1r = Sforza C.Pesaro;
REF:
-: Jørgensen CL 1.1; Abel GB 66 no.74;


TitleKt:
Statutes et ordinances militaires .. Bourgogne


TitleKt:
Chronique de Tournai ou Roman de Bustalus, 2me pt


MsCmnt:
2o = Histoire ancienne jusqu'a César & Faits des Romains; pergament, 388 ff.; 42 x 33 cm; Frankrig (Paris) 1340-1350;
-: recto  (1r ?) = Cleve qtg Mark & label & ecu Bourgogne (Jean 'sans peur') + kurve badges, tilsyneladende bortskrabet baggrund;
REF:
-: Petersen LO 1:83-84, no.119;
CHK:
Bruun IH ?;


MsCmnt:
4o = Eusebius of Cremona: Om den hellige Hieronymus død o.a.; Pergament, 120 ff, 205 x 135 mm; Italien 1475-1500
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = Az bend Or ch. 3 quatrefoils Gu acc. 2 estoiles Or & chief Az ch. 3 fleurs-de-lis Or and label Gu
NOTE:
-:  owned by Peter Scavenius, 1623-1685; arms with chief of Anjou;
REF:
-:  Petersen LO 1:99 no.140; Jørgensen CL 2.1;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: ? Pilgron to St.Jacob;
REF: 
-: Petersen LO 1:102 no.143;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: 4o = bend betw 2 fleurs-de-lis = BL Harl.4834 (c1460) = Oxon Bodl.Canon.Pat.Lat. 138 (1458);
REF:
-: Jørgensen CL 1.2;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: Ar chevron Sa betw 3 castles Gu;
REF: Jørgensen CL 2.6;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
III.1-4 = GKS 193, fol = Anjou (label vs) + {Ar fess Sa betw 3 trefles Vt} ? + Gu 3 roundels  Or & border engrailed Or +  Ursin (idem I.4);
REF:
-: Jørgensen CL 3.1-4;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = Bernardo Bembo, Venice = chevron betw 3 roses;
REF: Jørgensen CL 4.4;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = Andrea Matteo (III) duca di Aquaviva;
REF: Jørgensen CL 419 + 6.6;


MsCmnt:
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = Jean Budé ? = chevron acc. 3 grape de vigne
FREF:
-: Jørgensen CL 7.2;


TitleKt:
Jacques de Gens: Annales Hannoniae (Wasquelin)

MsCmnt:
= Grandes Chroniques de Hainaut.
-: 1r = arms of Phlippe le Bon in the border, dedication miniature;
REF:
-:  Art de l'Enlumineure 2012, no.40:7 (1r);


MsCmnt:
TITLE: ms.10308
DATE:
IMAGE:  
-: 1r, Rene at writing table, his coat of arms on wall; standard 6 qtrs;
EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r, bottom = lozenge of Philippe impaling Isabelle within wooden fence,  'PY' initials, motto on scroll;
-: 1r, border = arms of Philippe, devise, fusil-badge and 'I' initials, motto on scroll;
-: 1r, initial = arms of Rene d'Anjou;
NOTE:
-: made for Isabelle de Portugal, 1430 gm/ Philippe 'bon';
ILL:  img;
REF: Dogaer LP, t.39;


MsCmnt:
ILL:
-: 590v= combat de Lancelot et Gauvain;
REF:
-: Hist.Im.Med.T, 2008, 10:23;


MsCmnt:
= Cérémonies des gages de bataille selon les constitutions du bon roi Philippe de France, représentées en onze figures [acte royal 1306];
-: Francis (II) D.Bretagne, r.1458-1488;
MANUS:
-: parchment, 
-: traité gages de batailles + Empereur Traité;
ILL:
-: img;
REF:
-: Hist.Im.Med.T., 2008, 10:5+47; 
; REF: Hiltmann SH 74;


TitleKt:
Henricus Bohit de Britannia, commantaris ..


MsCmnt:
fol, Alain Chartier: le livre d'Esperance ;  370 x 260 mm; forfatterbillede med fransk dronning
REF:
-:  Bruun IH 213;  Petersen LO 1:no.118;


MsCmnt:
4o = les matinées de Notre Dame, 66 ff., 177 x 128 mm, latin;
IMAGE: 
-: 1r = Bohun - Hereford - Lancster  = Marie de Bohun, wife of Henry IV;
-:  6v = Lancaster + England
RE: Thott 517, same style, no exlibris noted;
REF: 
-:  Bruun IH 192-196;


MsCmnt:
NOTE:
-: 107r = naked female holding shield {Az eagle Or}; letters in ms spelling 'hans bertram';
-:  Bertram,  Jersey (Rolland 1:197),
REF: 
-: Bruun IH 150;


MsCmnt:
p.154 = GKS 1610:20r  = Charles af Bourbon's bønnebog 
IMAGE:
-: 20r= {Ar 3 bars Gu} = Airanes (Croy ) ?,  92 x 65 mm skjold lagt over ligkiste i initial i del I; perg; 76 ff, 170 x 120 mm;  samlet af 2 bøger; 
EXLIBRIS:
-: i del II har der været våben på fo. 8v + 37r + 58r + 61v - formentlig oprindelig {port med åbne døre} overmalet med Bourbon under en kardinalhat, for Charles cardinal Bourbon; 
NOTE:
-: indbundet med superexlibris og initial for Philippe de Bethune; købt 1743 af Terkel Klevenfeldt,
? samlet af Philippe de Bethune comte de Selles, 1561-1649, ambassadør til  Rom, gm/ Marie d'Estampes (d.1697); hans søn Hipplyte (d.1665) overlod Louis XIV en samling på 2500 mss samt mange kunstværker (Chesnaye-Desbois 3:113-115);

REF:  Bruun IH 154;


MsCmnt:
-: 64 ff, 220 x 160 mm; Heures enluminees du Roi Francois 1er avec sa devise et salamandre
WITH:
+ GKS 1612, 45 ff., 220 x 60 mm; Heures de Charles de la maison de France, dernier Duc de Bourgogne;

EXLIBRIS: 
-: 

NOTE: 
Det oprindelig manuskript er formentlig sønderskåret og delt i 3 af en bibliotikar hos Philippe de Bethune (superexlibris) , billeder og våbener tilføjet (?); Købt 1743 af Terkel Klevenfeldt;
-: 1rv indklæbet senere med Frans I billede og våben;  2r udskrabet og overmalet med France og tilføjet FG, FL i 17C hand;  8r våben + salamandre;  9v + 11r helsides billeder, våben nederst og bånd med 'TOVTE ADRECE Y E - MON VVEIL Y TEND';  14r ??, 
NOTE: 
-: GKS 1612:1rv senere indklæbet, bemalet med bedende mand og kvinde, Charles 'temeraire' og Marie de Bourbon, nederst inskription 'FAIT PAR IAQUVES VNDELOT  1465'; tilskrevet Roger van Weyden af  Cte de Alborde i 1849; næppe originalt, men malet på lappet pergament og i anden stil, sat på kobberstik 1731 af Montfaucon;  text må iflg indhold være fra efter ægteskab mellem Marie og Maximiliam - men muligvis tilføjet  i 17C,
REF: 
-: Bruun IH 156-161; KB (GKS 1612);


MsCmnt:
biographical chronicle of Jacques de Lalaing for the years 1408-1435 written by  Jean leFevre de St.Remy, Toison d'or KoA;
-: owned by Jean de Melun Sr de Antoing & d'Espinoy, c1398-1484; 
NOTE:
  1r = painted miniature portrait of Jean leFevre de St.Remy, Toison d'or KoA, sitting on writing table in tabard with arms of Burgundy, arms of Lalaing and Croy in windows;  arms of Jean de Melun as exlibris below miniature;
-: probably another copy in A.E. Mons. Ms.146 -- Koller TO 137;
IMAGE:
-: Barber T 1 (1r);


MsCmnt:
¤ paper, 
-: watermarks c.1470, Picard 13:1431, 4.12:502-665; Briquet 8658;
¤ treatise on arms written by  Jean leFevre de St.Remy, Toison d'or KoA (d.1468), dated 1463 -- Boudreau,
-: 3 parts, of which part 1 (heralds) also in ms.Clairembault 902;
-: pt.2 fait d'armoiries;
-: pt.3 traite de brisures, also in Tournai, Bm, ms.219;
¤ herald's compendium, a copy, mistakes during rebinding, e.g. 136r/138r -- Hiltmann;
-: 2r-164r = 25 treatises, BH / Burgundian compendium group;
-: 163v tournament in Troyes 1417/32 - noted as Dijon & White-Red treatises;
REF:
-: Boudreau HS 76; Hiltmann SH 152-154;


MsCmnt:
similar memos in ms.fr. 8349, 2688, 2689, and BA, ms.3842;


MsCmnt:
¤ see details in tblArmorials = BHC;
-: Hollandse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm.57;
-: Brabantse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm. 56, both genealogies illustrated with coats of arms;
-: parchment,  200 x 145 mm;
DATE:
-: written between 1402-1405;
-: autograph of Claes Heinenzoon, Gelre & Beieren Herald & Ruyers KoA;
NOTE:
-: vs. (b) KBR, ms.17914); c.1405-1409;
-: not by Gelre-Beieren, a chronicle dedicated to Wm VI C.Holland by 'clerc uten laghen landen' --  Jequier GG 4;
REF:
-: Anrooij HB; Anrooij GM 298;


MsCmnt:
-: Kladboek, Den Haag, KB, ms. 71 H 39, miscellany, drafts for Hollandse kroniek;
-: several arms of Bp.Utrecht and C.Holland in margins;
REF:
-. Jequier & Anrooij 1987;


MsCmnt:
single leaf, part of 2 eulogies:  finis GEL:1743 Elnaer; begin GEL:1751 Mopertingen
-:  begun >16.02.1402;


MsCmnt:
¤ see details in tblArmorials = BHC;
MANUS:
-: Parchment, 225 x 155 mm.
-. 99 arms, 25 bishops of Utrecht, dutch nobility; 14 armorial poems;
-: hand also as hand B in armorial Gelre ff.6v-18v;
-: Hollandse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm.57;
-: Brabantse Kroniek, modified from GEL segm. 56, both genealogies illustrated with coats of arms;
DATE:
-: finished 25.05.1409  -- Adam GEL 8;
-: written between 1402-1405;
-: autograph of Claes Heinenzoon, Gelre & Beieren Herald & Ruyers KoA;
REF:
-: Anrooij GM 298;
RE:
-: Hollandse Kroniek, (a) Den Haag, KB, ms.131 G 37,


MsCmnt:
Krakow, Bibl. Jagiello, ms.Germ.Quart.1479 (miscellany);


MsCmnt:
-. Trojerroman by Segher Diengotgraf;
REF:
-. Anrooij HB;


MsCmnt:
1ar pix herald Juliers (possibly Herman von Brüninghausen)


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: parchment, miniatures, gold initials;
-: 1r = Wiliam Bruges 'Garter', d.1450, with tabard and crown of 6 fleurs-de-lis;
-: wiener compilation of HS type treatises, re Douce 278 and ONB ms.2652;
-: by Richardus Franciscus, fl.1450, french born
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 52, 127;


MsCmnt:
-:by the scribe Jean d'Adenay of Lille, fl.1450-60;
-: illuminated by maitre de Jean Wavrin (as BnF, ms.fr.11610 'C.Artois); KBR, ms.9631;
REF:
-: Avril MP 98;
RE:
-: Bibl.Ste-Geneviève, ms.935;


MsCmnt:
-: 1r presentation image (arms of Phil' bon'); 7v (example); 147v signed by scribe Poignare as written in the cloister of Notre Dame d'Arras in 1451;
NOTE:
-: the artist also made illuminated charters for the duke and the court, e.g. in 1446 for Jean de Bourgogne Abp.Cambrai (Lille, AdN, ms.3 G 135); active in Cambrai c1436;
-: probably two different 'maitre de Champion des Dames' in Grenoble and Paris mss, but of the same school;
REF:
-: Avril MP 101-102; Art de l'Enlumineure 2012, no.40;
RE:
-: BA, ms.5202; KBR, ms.9466;  KBR, ms.9242 (cron.Hainaut);


MsCmnt:
ILL:  1v-2r exlibris of Simon Varie overpainted;
-: owned by Philippe de Bethune (d.1649;
REF:
-. Avril MP 136-137;


MsCmnt:
ILL: arms 4v, 53r (memento mori);
-: begun c.1410 for unknown, main part c.1442 for Rene d'Anjou;
REF: Avril MP 225;


MsCmnt:
see armorial mss;
-. dedicated to Charles D'Anjou C.Maine, younger brother of Rene dit R.Secile;
OWNER:
-:  Hector le Breton, d.1652; Gaignières;
NOTE: 
-: made in Brugge 1480-1490 (1 of 3 copies); Hector le Breton owned several other mss in the same hand; c1460 (Avril MP 235);
-: fr.2692-2696;
-: armorial TRA =  imaginary arms;
REF: Avril MP 235-236; Boos LBR 32-36;


MsCmnt:
'De arte heraudica', Oxford, Bodley, ms.Laud misc. 733 had also parts of the Brut chronicle included --  K.L. Scott in Griffiths BP 31+33 + 60n57.
¤ -: incl parts of the Brut chronicle included;
REF: K.L. Scott in Griffiths BP 31+33 + 60n57.


MsCmnt:
A Brut chronicle had added 11 folios of partly finished arms of contemporary english armigers with legends and blazons in the hand of the principal scribe of the book, Harvard University, Houghton Library, Richardson 35, fo.size, mix paper and vellum  -- C.M. Meale in Griffiths BP 216 + 233n86;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: paper & parchment, 270 x 215 mm, 
-: several mss bound together with common foliation, incl. "Arbre des batailles", probably c.1430, with "MH" (245r-261v) added c.1460 (watermarks, as late as 1504);
-: 2 hands, 35-38 lin/pg in part 1, 43-52 lin/pg in 'MH';
NOTE:
-: for a herald or a gentleman;
REF: 
-. Hiltmann SH;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: paper, 298 x 205 mm, 
-: 'MH', 30r-63v,  in same hand, unfinished; 
-: part 1, religious text, outside primary foliation, probably added later; part 2, "ordene de chevalerie"; part 3, 'MH'; part 4, history of Metz;
-: parts added into 17C;
NOTE:
-: for a nobleman;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 114-117;


MsCmnt:
¤ vellum, 345 x 243 mm;  formal hand, miniatures; larger format than fr.1280, subgroup 2, see fr.1280;
¤ 10r: reference to Louis XII R.France (r.1498-1515), crowned as R.Naples & Jerusalem 1501;
-: probably made >1503, possibly >1498;
CONTENT:
¤ 110r-218v: 14 treatises, incl. Prinsault (3.03);
REF: 
-: Hiltmann SH 64/65 (ill), 191-215 (LB-gp), 212 (date);


TitleKt:
Jean Faucket's Commonplace Book on Heraldry

MsCmnt:
= armorial FCB;
¤ by Jean Faucket / Faucquet, fl.1448-1511, a scribe, not a herald;
-: 48v (sultan von samarien), dated 1488, ms from c.1500 (th);
CONTENT:
¤  FCB:1-156, illustration to treatise on blazons;
-: 21r-77r = FCB:160-456, see armorial FCB;
¤ 86r-134v, 15 treatises from BH-group;
REF:
-: Hiltman SH 158-164, 229, 416;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
-: paper, 194 x 130 mm,
- .watermarks c.1450/60;
-: 2v persevant in imperial arms / arms of Julius cesar, dress c.1450/60, Eastern France;
-: 1r-93r treatises 'LD', 4 themes: arms, tournaments, duels, hierachy; incl. the 'wierner compilation of HS' re ONB ms.2652 and Ashmole 764 (both with image of herald);
NOTE:
-: made for a pursuivant;
REF: Hiltmann SH 64/65;


MsCmnt:
BOOK:
-: cobound prints and mss, 1494/99;
OWNER:
-: Jacques d'Esch S.Bazencourt & Etang, d.1499, a relation of Nicole (II) de Raigecourt, of the family who inherited the NLU armorial;
CONTENT:
-: Arbre des batailles (1493, print); Vegetius/Christiane de Pisan (1488); notes on chivalry;
-: 257r-270v 'MH' treatises (13 ff);
NOTE:
-: for a nobleman / gentleman;
-: price of copying noted, total 41s 4 d, incl. writing 15 sheets à 10d, 12d for 15 sheets of paper, binding 3s 8d;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 119;


TitleKt:
chronique martienne, tr. Sebastian  Mamerot

MsCmnt:
fol, la chronique martienne traduite par Sebastian Mamerot, 317 ff, 340 x 240 mm; oversat 1458 for Louis de Laval, gouverneur de Dauphiné; chronique de Martinus Polonus, fl. 13C, end with Emperor Charles IV and Jean II 'bon' 1356 Poitiers; smukt arbejde; Fouquet atelier in Tours;
EXLIBRIS:
-: 2r = forfatter + sponsor

REF:
-: Bruun IH 221;


TitleKt:
Jean Mansel: la fleur des histoires, 4me partie

MsCmnt:
2o = Jean Mansel: le fleur des histoiires IV; 317 / 423 ff, 39 x 26 cm; Flandern 1450-1500;
EXLIBRIS:
-: border + initials = Anne de Montmorency  = Or cross Gu cant. 16 eaglets Az
REF: 
-: Bruun IH 228-230; Petersen LO 1:89-90 no.126;


TitleKt:
Quinte curce, lez faiz du grant Alexandre

MsCmnt:
2o , pergament, Quinte Curce, lez faiz du grant Alexandre tranlatés par Vasque de Lucène; 253 ff., 440 x 350 mm;  ministurer, oversætter i tjeneste hos Isabella af Portugal; Brügge 1475-1500;
-: autograph ved slut, 'Nul ne sy frotte, Ainsy le veul';

EXLIBRIS:
-: 1r = Antoine Grand Bâtard de Bourgogne
REF:
-:  Bruun IH 232-234; Petersen LO 1:91-93 no.130;


TitleKt:
Leonard de Arecio: première guèrre punique


MsCmnt:
Thott 544, 2o = Les commentaries de César; pergament, 339 ff., 37 x 27,5 cm, Frankrig, 1400-tal,
EXLIBRIS:
-: 19r = Kleve (Ravenstein);
REF:
-: Bruun IH 240-242; Petersen LO 1:87-88, no.123; Abel GB 59no.65;
CHK fo. ?


TitleKt:
Guillaume Filastre: la Toison d'or, 1me partie

MsCmnt:
Thott 463 +  464 + 465 is recut and rebound from principal volume; 
-: Guillaume Filastre , la Toison d'or, 1-3me partie - de 6 gyldne skind (Jason, Jakob, Gédéon, Mésa, Moab, Job, David)
VOLUMES:
-: Thott 463, 415 ff., 470 x 350 mm, 410v = 1476; miniaturer
-: Thott 464, 466 ff., 470 x 350 mm; 1rv udskåret; anden kunstner end 463;
-: Thott 465, 252 ff., idem; miniaturer;
EXLIBRIS:
-: 463:1r + 10r = Cleve qtg Mark & label & ecu Bourgogne (Jean 'sans peur') 
-: 465:1r = lion supporters, crest, TdO insignia, monogram knots;
SIGNATURE:
-: 465, finis =  signature of Philip de Clèves;
NOTE:
-: noted as property of 'duc de clèves' ?;  no duke Philip, only 2 in family; 
-: -: the arms are  Adolf von Ravenstein and signature of Philip in Enghien;
NOTE:
-:   Philip in Enghien &c, 1456-1528, admiral and GenCpt in Flanders, s/ Adolf von Ravenstein (Cleve-Mark; 1425-1492, CTdO) and Beatrix von Portugal (not Anne, bâtarde de Philippe 'bon', ESNF 6:17);  he probably inherited several books from his father, who was raised at the court and very close to Philip 'bon' (d.1467), and/or might have received others as gifts from Charles 'temeraire (d.1477) or his daughter Marie or grandson, Philip 'fair' - or purloined them, while governing in Flanders;
-: not  Philip, 1467-1505, Bf.Nevers 1500, Bf.Amiens 1501, Bf.Antin 1503, s/ Johann (I) Hz.Kleve & Gf. Mark;
-: signature of Philip in Delaisse IM 179 (Waddesdon ms.8);
REF: 
-: Bruun IH 249-;  Petersen LO 1:91-92 no.129 (Thott 465:1r);


TitleKt:
Guillaume Filastre: la Toison d'or, 2me partie


TitleKt:
Guillaume Filastre: la Toison d'or, 3me partie


TitleKt:
Thomas de Saluces: Chevalier Errant [CES]


MsCmnt:
¤ info from auction catalogue, sale of H.P. Kraus collection;
¤ vellum, 370 x 250 mm, miniatures, formal hand;
-: see fr.1280; larger format, subgroup 2, åossibly derived from Beinecke 230, made <1505;
-: exlibris paint: described {Ar bend embowed Sa}, ui (th), but identical to Hr. von Kaldenbach in Breisgau (RUG:1201, ui fam);  on miniature on 145r (fig..16) more like a plain bend, as used by swabian Sürg von Sürgenstein, Francières in beauvoisis a.o.;
-: in sales catalogue of Claude de Neufchâtel S.deFay (d.1505), who used {Gu bend Ar} for Neuchâtel-de-Moselle, CtdO 1491, governor of Luxembourg and later Franche-Comté;
CONTENT:
¤ 101r-199v: 15 treatises;
REF: Hiltmann SH 191-215 (LB-gp), 213-214 (ms);


MsCmnt:
¤ 8v-13r, HS-like treatise -- Hiltmann SH 130n158


MsCmnt:
¤ 104n-112n, HS-like treatise -- Hiltmann SH 130n158


MsCmnt:
see BnF, fr.1968 for treatise of heralds;


MsCmnt:
list of signatories on oath of allegiance to Edward I after conquest of Scotland in 1297, several seals appended.
¤ no info on ms details, only transcription of names, places and (some) seals;
REF: Mcandrew SH 86;


MsCmnt:
ELIBRIS:
¤. 9r: Gu 3 arches 2:1 Ar crested Or -or- Gu bridge of 2:1 arches Ar, of unusual form;
CONTENT:
-: probably a historial anuscript, finely decorated; owner's arms in bottom decor;
¤ 8 miniatures by 3 artists working 1460s/70s:
-: Philipe Mazerolles, d.1479 = master of f the Harley Froissart;
-: master of the Chattering Hands;
-: master of the Chroniques d'Angleterre (by Wavrin);
NOTE:
-: ms discussed by Wijsman;
REF
-: Adrian Ailes, pers.com, 06.2016, arms,


MsCmnt:
DATE: 1580 (ms, BnF)
CONTENT:
¤ 57r-191r = Rüxner's Turnierbuch;

REF:
-: Klaus Graf


MsCmnt:
DATE:c1270/80;
ILL:
-: 56v = duel, turnier von Poy, herald with armorial tabards;
REF:
-: Bock HR 256t1; www.bsb.de;


MsCmnt:
¤ 4 mss bound together, approx. 300 x 210 mm, 300 ff, 15C and 16C mss;
¤ 1M5 = Hyghalmen / Hig Almain armorial (HAR);
¤ 1M18: medieval treatises, copies of late 15C or early 16C,
-: Bado Aureo, c.1395, in french;
-: Sasso Ferrato, c.1354, in latin;
-: blazon, colours;
-: challenges;
-: list of royal and clerical officers and nobles from northern France, 9 worthies;
REF:
-: E.J. Jones: Medieval Heraldry, Cardiff 1943 (Bado Aureo, Sasso Ferrato), 95-143, 144-212, 221-252;
-: Dennys HI 62-64, 67-70;
-. Campbell CA 113-114;
RE:
-: CA, ms. L.6:32-73, 74-84;


MsCmnt:
MANUS:
- :vellum, 
CONTENT:
-: portraits with arms of CTdO, statutes of the Order
REF: Hiltmann AT;


MsCmnt:
Charles de Croy P.Chimay, 1455-1527
REF:
-. Grosjean, draft Ch.5 of 31.08.2016, p.15n73;


MsCmnt:
= registry of the C.Holland by Pieter Renesse van Boostensweene, collected 1433/35; probably the principal copy;
IMAGE:
-: Philippe 'le bon' outside his tent with 4 CTdO, 1 cleric (chancellor ?), 1 noble receiving the book from the author (?) - all identified by their arms, incl. the  author (paly-barry Or-Gu qtg Or lion Gu; Renesse);
NOTE:
-: Another copy , c.1450, as The Hague, NA, ms.2149, on wikipedia, differnt selection of arms and nobles on frontispiece;
REF:
-: HerT 1990, 62:64 (pix); Algemeen Rijksarchief, Archief Gravelijkheid, The Hague;


MsCmnt:
Ref to Sons of Aimon / FitzAimon on fo.103v  - Johan CC 62;


# tblOrder

Note:
Ordre de Camail = Porc-Epic = Halsberge = Tiercelet
-: camail = mail shoulder cape;
-. instituted by Louis D.Orleans in 1394 with 15 knights; 
ILL:
-: ARK:120/63r (pointed); 
-: ms.fr.4985, BER:37v/267 C.Artois a.o.; miniatures in BER c1455 have a golden or silver chain-mail aventail (pointed)  possibly with a porcupine and a medaillon on their breasts;
REF: 
-: Gruber F 224;  Boulton KC xviii + 329; Galbreath LH 209n599; Maigne 152;
-: MGA Vale, 1967, EHR 82:169-194;
-: CAM:198;
RE:
-: castilian order of the Scale / fish scales = ARK:17r/4 R.Castille (circular + blue-white 'rods' joined at top);


Note:
Ordre des Fous = GeckenGesellschafft;
-: instituted by C.Kleve 1381;
REF: Oefte 1703; Popoff GEL 395 (list of 36 founding members 1381, nearly all in GEL);
-: KBR, ms.III.712, p.133-134 (list, uncol arms);


Note:
Ordre de l'Eperon d'or
-: instituted by Louis II D.Orleans;
REF: HC Zeiniger, AHS 1939:91-99;
RE:
-: Eperon d'Or, Vatican 1559, Sicily 1266 -- Maigne OC 59, Galbreath LH 208 (a.o.);


Note:
Ordre de l'Etoile = Ordre de Notre-Dame de la noble maison de Saint-Oen = Maison Blanche;
-: instituted at St.Omer by Jean 'le bon' R.France, papal approval 1344, nominally active 1350-80; many knights killed at Poitiers 1356;
-: 3 princes + 3 bannerets + 3 bacheliers + 9 worthies;
REF.  T Britten, 2000, CA 13n192: 335-342;  Y Renouard, 1949, le Moyen Age 55:283; Cockshaw TO 18; Paravicini PR 1:327; Boulton KC 206; Paviot OC;


Note:
= Orden de la Jarra y el Grifo = Ordre de le Jarre = Vase de Lis de la Sainte Vierge = de Jarra;
-: instituted 1410 by Fernado I infante de Castille & R.Aragon & Sicile / Alonzo 'le magnanime' Aragon; 
-: often doubled with the Order of the Dragon of Emperor Sigismund, e.g. Oswald Wolkenstein a.o.
-: emblems. A jar with 3 natural lilies, and a griffin above a scroll with the motto: '..';
ILL:
-: ARK:25r/12; Galbreath LH 208 (a.o.); CHE:18v;
REF: 
-: Oswald H 220; Galbreath LH 210n602; Boulton KC 484 a.o.; CHE:18v-21v (statutes);


Note:
= Ordre de le Collier = ordre de lacs d'amour = l'Annonciade 1518;
-: Instituted by Amadée (VI) 'le vert' C.Savoie; became of the most acclaimed medieval orders (with Garter and Toison d'or), in practice discontinued 1383, and finally replaced with the Annonciade in 1518;
ILL:  
-: BER:37v = BER:267 C.Artois c1450, a golden chain-mail aventail - probably Tiercelet al. Halsberge;
-: 'leather' collier with pendant of triple love-knot on circular piece -- Galbreath LH 2906n592;
-: ARK:79r/208;
REF:
-: Maigne 11 (Annonciade, Savoie/Sardinia 1518); Boulton KC 260;
RE:
-: Order of the Knot, quatrefoil within a knot -- GRU:12n/6v;


Note:
Ordre de la Crequi d'or;
Bourgogne;
REF: Calmette B 60;


Note:
Order of the Garter = ordre militaire de la Jarretiere = Kouseband (NL);
instituted with 25 non-royal knights by Edward III on .. 1348; english nobles, gentry and foreign princes and associates of the king;
Stall.plates in the Garter chapel at Windsor;
REF:  
-: Wrythe's Garter Book (WGB); Boulton KC 156;


Note:
Order of le Toison d'or;
instituted j10.01.1430 (1429 old type) by Philippe 'le bon' D.Bourgogne; chapter day 27.11 (St.Andrew);
REF:  Toison B;  Cockshaw TO; Pastoureau & Popoff EE; a.o.;


Note:
-: instituted by Charles Robert (Karoly I) R.Hungary in 1325-26 as fraternity, possibly the first non-monastic chivalric order; tournament duty;
REF:
-: Barber T 103;


Note:
-: Ordre de l'Ecu d'or = Chardon;
-: instituted by Louis II D.Bourbon 1369;
-: motto: 'allen';
REF:
-: Galbreath LH 208n598; Boulton KC 277;


Note:
instituted by Albrecht von Bayern in Hainaut 1382
REF:  Cockshaw To 18 (KBR ms G 707 fo.37r, statute);
NOTE:  arms on statute = Wittelsbach, Touraine, Holland-Hainault, Bourgogne-ancien;


Note:
-: ordre du Saint-Esprit du Droit Désir = de Noeud; replaced by le Nef
-: instituted by Louis de Tarente on gaining the Kingdom of Naples; held an Ehrentisch;
-. Charter in BnF ms.fr.4271;
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 18; Paravicini PR 1:328; Boulton KC 224+237;


Note:
= Ordre de le Nef = Navire = vom Schiff;
-: Instituted as replacement of le Noeuf by Charles de Duras in Naples;
BANNER:
-: Gu ship Or;
REF:
-: Cockshaw TO 18; Boulton KC 318;
-: Paravicini PR 1:108n425, 2:138n685 (emblem);
RE:
-: St.Esprit -- Mainge OC 166;


Note:
Ordre du Croissant camaillé;  erigé 1448; protecteur St Maurice;  replaced by l'Ermine
-: instituted by René d'Anjou, titular R.Sicile-Naples & Ierusalem & D.Anjou & Bar & Lorraine & C.Provence, probably as a recreation of the Ordre du Croissant of Charles d'Anjou, noted 1268;
-: motto 'los en croissant';
-: Loz KoA;
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 612;
REF:  
-: Cockshaw TO 18; armorial CRO; Galbreath LH 209n600;


Note:
= Ordre de l'Hermine;
-: instituted by René d'Anjou, titular R.Sicile-Naples & Ierusalem & D.Anjou & Bar & Lorraine & C.Provence;
REF: Cockshaw TO 18;


Note:
emprise de la Courroie;
created by Martin D.Montblanc c1380, later R.Aragon 1391;
REF. Cockshaw TO 18;


Note:
-: ordre de l'Épée = Ordre du Silence et de l'Épée = ordre de Chypre; 
-. Motto: 'pour léalité maintenir';  
-: sword within an S- scroll / une phylatiere en forme de S;
-: instituted 1195 by Guy de Lusignan, recreated 1359 by Pierre I de Lusignan before an attempted crusade; but discontinued 1489, when Cyprus was sold to Venezia;
-: given to Georg von Ehingen d.1453, Conrad Grünenberg, d.c.1494;
ILL:
-: GRU (Konrad Grünenberg a.o.); ARK:50r/65;
REF: 
-:  Cockshaw TO 18; Boulton KC 247;


Note:
= ordre de la Bande de Castille = Ordre de la Banda = Ordre de l'Écharpe = kastillianske Skærforden;
-: instituted 1332  at Vittia, by Alonzo XI R.Castille, active until c1440; tournament duty;
-: a bend on the dress and horse trappers -- Boulton KC;
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 19;  Diderot 17, red sash; Boulton KC 46-95;
RE:
-: GRU:1vc #3, blue sash / bow knot;


Note:
Ordre de l'Échelle;
in Castille c1450;
REF:  Cockshaw TO 19;


Note:
Order of the pomegranate = devisa del collar del escama = ordre de la Grenade;; probably a pseudo-order, no official mention as an order of chivalry; created by Juan II R.Castille (r.1406-1454) in c1430;
-: given Jörg Ehingen in 1454 and to Gf.Cilli 1430; 
ILL:
-: GRU:48n/24r;
REF:
-: Boulton KC 63; Cockshaw TO 19;


Note:
on return from Holy Land ? In Castille ? In Austria ?
REF: Cockshaw TO 19;


Note:
= Ordre du Dragon renversé = ordena draconis;
-: instituted  by Sigismund de Luxembourg, R.Hungary & DtKg 1410/1414 & Ks.HRR 1433, continued for a time by his habsburger successors; 
-: emblem of a dragon (often with a Cross of St.George on its back), and a burning cross inscribed with the motto: 'justus et paciens / ..';
-: emblem encircling several hungarian coats-of-arms;
NOTE:
-: probably 1408, earlier than the 1418 proposed in Maigne, and still found with the arms of his successor;
ILL:
-: GRU; ARK:14r a.o.; Galbreath LH 208 (a.o.);
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 19; Boulton KC 448; Ivan Mirknik, 27.CIGH 2:563-588 & Grb i Zastava 2009, 5:1+5-6;


Note:
ritterliche gesesellschaft der Tresse;
by D.Österreich
REF: Cockshaw TO 19;


Note:
-. St.Georges d'Autriche & Carinthia;
-: instituted by Frederic III, as Hz.Kärnten, in 1469;
-: emblem: St.Georges hanging from a shield with the cross of St.Georges;
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 19; HHStÖs 1:161; wikipedia; Carinthia 1:168;


Note:
= Orden von Adler = Justitia = Gerichtigkeit;
-: emblem: an eagle of a scroll of 'thue recht' hanging from an arm issuing from a cloud and holding fasces or a scourge;
ILL:
-: with arms of Böhmen in GRU:41n; Boulton KC; CHE:29v;
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 19; HerT 89:390-391; Trapp TB 2:t14; Boulton KC; Kruse R #62; CHE:22r-26v (statutes);
-: not Maigne OC;


Note:
'en  léauté', by Bourbon c1403
REF: 
-: Cockshaw TO 20; 
-: not Maigne OC;


Note:
= Cosse de Geneste = ensianbælg;
-: instituted 1234 by Louis IX 'sacre', reformed 1387 by Charles VI (r.1380-1422), but (wrongly) assumed to be dormant by 1400 (Maigne). 
-: emblem. A circle of gentian pods;
ILL:
-: ARK:120/63r; Galbreath LH 208 (a.o., 1483);
REF: 
-: Toison B 20;  GRU:1vc #6, wreath of gentian pods; Galbreath LH 208n596; RFHS 1999-2000, 69-70:131-148;


Note:
according to Diderot, l'Ordre de la Sainte Ampoule was instituted 496 by king Clovis !


Note:
= ordre de Saint michel;
-: instituted by Louis XI R.France on 1.08.1469;
-: emblem, collar of escallops and knots; pendant of St.Michael & dragon;
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 429; Paviot OC 159;


Note:
Ordre de la Saint Esprit;
institutted by Henri III R.France in 1579


Note:
Ordre mililaire de Saint Louis;
 instituted by Louis XIV R.France;


Note:
Ordre royal & militaire de Saint Lazare de Jérusalem & hospitalier de Notre-Dame du Mont Carmel;
instituted 31.10-1608 by Henri IV R.France from former military order of St.Lazare de Jérusalem (<1060, in France 1154, reformed 1251 by St.Louis IX) and that of Mount Carmel.


Note:
Ordre des comtes de Lyon;
institutted by Louis XV R.France in 1745,


Note:
Ordre royal & hopitaliers de Saint Esprit;
reputably established by bullae of Innocent III in 1032; confirmed by Henri II and others incl. Louis XIII in 1647 and Louis XIV in 1671;


Note:
ordre du Mérite militaire;
instituted by Louis XV on 10.03.1759;


Note:
Ordre de Malte, continuation of Order of St.John
reputedly originated 1032 and confirmed by Honorius II in 1124;


Note:
Ordre militaire de Calatrava;
instituted at Castel de Calatrava by Sancho III R.Castille in 1158;


Note:
= Ordre de St.Jacques de l'Epée;
-: instituted in Galicia in 1175;
-: emblem a sword in saltire with a red ribbon
REF:


Note:
Ordre militaire d'Alcantara ou de St.Julien du Poirier;
-: instituted 1212 by Alonzo IX R.Leon


Note:
Ordre de Notre-Dame des Graces;
instituted 1223 by Jacques I R.Aragon


Note:
= Ordre de Notre-Dame de Monteza;
-: instituted by Jacques II R.Aragon & Valencia in 1317;


Note:
Ordre de St.Hubert = Hubertus Orden von Jülich-Kleve;
-: instituted by Gerhard Gf.Jülich & Kleve 1444;
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 603;
REF:  
-: armorial JHO; wikipedia; Boulton KC 602;


Note:
ordre de chevalierie de la Tête morte;
instituted by Silvis Nimrod D.Württemberg in 1652;


Note:
ordre de chevalerie de la Concorde;
instituted by Christian Ernst MGf.Brandenburg in 1660;


Note:
ordre de chevalerie de la Dames Esclaves de la vertu;
instituted by Eleonora de Gonzaga, widow of emperor Ferdinand III


Note:
Ordre de chevalerie des Dames Réunies pour honorer la croix;
instituted in 1668 by Eleonora Gonzaga, widow of emperor Ferdinand III;


Note:
Ordre de la chevalerie de la Générosité;
instituted 1685 by Friedrich III Kf.Brandenbourg;


Note:
Ordre de la chevalerie de la Noble Passion;
instituted 1704 by Johan Georg Hz.Sachsen-Weidenfels;


Note:
ordre de chavalerie de l'Amour du prochain,
instituted 1708 by empress Elisabeth Christine;
CHECK: Austria ?


Note:
ordre de St.Georges, defendeur de l'immaculée Conception de la Vierge,
instituted 1729 by Karl Albrecht Kf.Bayern


Note:
= ordre du Sainte Sépulcre = OESSH = Ordena Equstris Sancti Sepulchri Hierosolymitani;
-: instituted 1103 by Baudouin I R.Ierusalem; pseudo-order (Boulton, index);
-: united 1477 by Innocens VIII with St.John after their expulsion from Rhodes;
-: not a monasterial order, e.g. Conrtad Grünenberg a.o. travellers were knighted mid-late 15C;
-: red cross of Jerusalem;
REF:
-: wikipedia; Galbreath LH 206n591;


Note:
ordre des dames de la Croix étoilée;
institutede 1757 by empress Maria Theresia;


Note:
ordre de la Notre-Dame de Lorette;
instituted 1587 by pope Sixtus V;


Note:
ordre du Lis;
instituted c1540 by pope Paul III (Farnese);


Note:
ordre militaire de l'Avis / Aviz;
-: instituted c.1143  by Alonzo I R.Portugal;


Note:
ordre de St.Jean & St.Thomas = Knightly order of St.John the Hospitaller;
institutede 1254 in Syria, continued in Portugal;


Note:
ordre militaire du Christ;
instituted 1319 by Denis I R.Portugal, contunuing the Templars in Portugal;


Note:
Order of the Bath = ordre du Bain;
instituted 1399 by Henry IV R.England;


Note:
Ordre of the Thistle = ordre de St.André ou du Chardon & de la Rue;
instituted 1452 by James XI R.Scotland


Note:
-: Dannebrogsordenen;
-: reputedly founded 1219 by Waldemar II R.Denmark, but rather by Christian V in 1671;


Note:
Elefantordenen = 'blue knights = Ordre Santa Maria;
-: instituted c1459 by Christian I 'le riche' R.Denmark;
-: emblems: the Three nails of Christ within the wreath of Thorns, an elephant with tower, a Our Lady and Child;
REF:
-: HerT 2004, 89:390-391; Hougaard, HerT 1981, 44:153-185; Petrasanta TG 637;


Note:
ordre de la Fidélité;
instituted 1732 by Christian VI R.Denmark on his marriage anniversary


Note:
= Ordre de l'Ermine; 
-: instituted 1379 by Jean IV duc de Bretagne after returning from captivity and commemorating the battle of Auray 29.09.1364;  few documents preserved, little known of composition;
-: collar of ears of corn; an ermine as pendant; 'a ma vie';
-: united with ordre de l'Épi, instituted 1448 by Francois I D.Bretagne -- Maigne OC 60;
ILL:
-: -: Boulton KC 277; RFHS 1996, 66:76 (l'Epi);
REF:
-: Boulton KC 277;  Merindol, RFHS 1996, 66:67-81 (l'Epi);


Note:
orders of 30 knights, instituted by Jean le Meingre dit Boucicaut, maréchal de France, d.1415;
REF: Bozzolo CAM 139;


Note:
-: instituted by Ludwig (II) Hz.Liegnitz (d.1436); chain collar for hunting dogs with a clapper-like pendant;
-: Rüde, a great dog for boar hunting (a mongrel);
ILL:
-: ARK:62r/114 (Hz.Brieg) a.o.;
-: GRU:100n/50r (diff drawing);
REF: 
-: Paravcini PR 2:181; Boulton KC 570;


Note:
name unknown, 
-: collar of clouds (SGH) / palisades and chains (GRU/b), badge of ram/ibex (SGH) / lamb (GRU) on burning stone (SGH, GRU/a:45r) / burning palisade (GRU/b); 
-: motto: 'baur pein delir' (SGH)  / 'pur [voer] desir' (GRU/b:88n) on scroll;
-:? Hz.Albrecht (VI), 1418-1463, b/ Fr.(III), SGH:42n; 
-: emperor Friedrich III, r.1440-1493, GRU:n;


Note:
-: order named for Albrecht 'Bär' MGf. Brandenburg  (1123-1170) and ancestor of maison Anhalt;
-: founded 1836 by the Hz.Anhalt-Dessau & Hz.Anhalt-Bernburg & Hz.Anhalt-Coëthen, reviving a similar order founded c.1382 by Sigismund (I), MGf.Anhalt;
NOTE:
-: emblem possibly the chained and balled bear passant -- GRU:1vc #13;
ILL:
-: 
REF:
-: Maigne OC 6+147


Note:
= Schwanenorder = Unserer Lieben Frau zum Schwan;
-: instituted 1440 by Kf.Friedrich II;
-: emblem of Our Lady & Child and a swan; collar of horse brayes;
ILL:
-: GRU:87n/44v; Boulton KC 592;
REF:
-: Galbreath LH 210n602; Kruse R #69; Boulton KC 589;


Note:
-: Probably spurious, but a rosary is on GRU:1vc #13;


Note:
= Ordre de St.Galll;
-: instituted 1213 by emepror Friedrich II (r.1212-1250) in honour of Ste.Ursula;


Note:
=
-: sword through a catherine (spiked) wheel;
REF:
-: Galbreath LH 206n591 (sigil 1590);


Note:
Instituted 1450
-: tasseled hat ch. lion passt;
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 623; GRU:87n/44v;
REF:
-: Boulton KC; Kruse #73;


Note:
= St.Jörgens mit dem Pelikan
-: instituted 1444 by PfGf.Ludwig von Wittelsbach, 
-: collar of horse brayes with pendant of Pelikan feeding its chicks;
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 599, GRU:86n/44r;
REF:
-: Boulton KC 598, Kruse R #70;


Note:
Company of the Towel;
-: instituted <1438 by Wenzelas R.Böhmen;
-: towel twisted in circle with end hanging - the badge of king Wenzelas (1440);
ILL:
-: GRU:1vb; Boulton KC 586;
REF:
-: Kruse R #67; Boulton KC 585;
RE:
-: GRU:12n/6v (with St.Anthony);


Note:
Fraternity of St.Anthony;
-: instituted
-: collar of clouds with tau-cross & lion passt / dove & lion passt / dove-tau-lion;
-: also collar combined with hainauter Fraternity of St.Anthony and the Tusin -- GRU:;
ILL:
-: GRU:87n/44v (collar); GRU:12n/6v (combined collars); Boulton KC 328+576 (collars);
REF:
-: Kruse R #56; Boulton KC 577;
RE:
-: St.Jerome;


Note:
-: lancastrian token of maintenance, given both englishmen and foreigners;
-: collar of letters S-S - various forms in iconography,
-: 
ILL:
-: ARK:63r/208 a.o. (leather strap, trefoil clasp);
-: Boulton KC 486 (S-S, portcullis clasp, lion pendant) + 484 (ring pendant); GRU:42n/21r; Galbreath LH 210 (1517 Dürer pix);
REF:
-: Boulton KC;


Note:
= Order of the Scale; probably a pseudo-order, no official mention as an order of chivalry; very similar to the 'Order of Camaille';
-: given Jörg Ehingen in 1454, and Diego de Valera in 1437
-: collar of fish-scales
ILL:
-: Boulton KC 328+483; GRU:1vb (+Ganz); ARK:17r/4;
REF:
-: Boulton KC 325-329;


Note:
-: collars of 5 buckled belts, or this as a pendant
REF:
-: Boulton KC 247;


Note:
-. Probably founded 1382 by Albrecht Hz.Bayern & C.Holland-Hainault (d.1404), from a chapel erected c.1360 in honour of St.Anthoine and used for pilgrimages, rebuilt 1389-1409 (>1404) by Gérard d'Enghien dit 'la barbe de Havrecq'.
-: armorial de St.Anthoine de Barbefosse (OBF), 1415-1438;
-: arms of D.Brabant (Valois-Bourgogne);
REF:
-: www.scarlet.be;


Note:
unidentified order, possibly italian, worn by a Beccaria in ARK:97r/255;
-: emblem a blue roundel with a golden letter 'N' with 12 golden rays;


Note:
reformed 1518 by D.Savoie;
-: Bonne Nouvelles KoA  -- Hiltmann SH
REF:
-: Diderot #48;


# tblPeriode

PeriodeTxt:
arabisk-israelske krige, 1948-1982, og senere akti


# tblPopoff_index_armorum_german

figur:
adextré en triangle = rechte Winkelflanke [WBO 060


tints:
G/A, posée en fasce, crosse B br. à sen.


tints:
Sa/A [en pairle], acc. couronne O en cœur


figur:
aigle à tête de loup = Wolfs-Adler [WBO 6301]


figur:
aigle à tête de roi = Königs-Adler [WBO 6741]


tints:
O/Sa [ployé], acc. 2 * O en chef, cloche O en pte


tints:
O/Sa [ployé], garni 6 feuilles O tigées O


tints:
A/G [ployé] percé de 2 flèches A en sautoir


tints:
G/A, sommé croisette G, acc. 3 losanges Sa


tints:
Si/A [ployé], acc. 3 étoiles G, bordure G


tints:
échiqueté Sa-O/Sa, bordé O, acc. 3 étoiles O


tints:
chevron brochant sur mantelé, voir : tiercé en che


figur:
chevrons (2) appointés = Gegensparren [WBO 0581]


figur:
chien arrêté ou passant [voir aussi : lévrier]


tints:
A/G, mvt de la pte tenant en sa gueule un ? A


figur:
cigognes (2), [voir aussi : grue, héron]


tints:
A/Sa [en bande], acc. 7 écus O croix Sa*


tints:
A/Sa [en bande], br. sur flèche G en barre


tints:
O/G [réunies en pairle] br. sur triangle vidé O


tints:
A/G [posées en bande et rangées en barre]


tints:
G/A, acc. 3 épées O appointées en pairle


figur:
cœurs (3) - voir aussi : bouterolles, feuilles de


tints:
G/coupé G-O, issant couronne O, couronnées O#


tints:
[? ces colonnes sont en réalités des pieds de tabl


tints:
Sa/A, bague O dans le bec, empiétant écot O


tints:
cotices de losanges (2), voir : bandes de losanges


figur:
aigle (vol d') avec sa tête = Adlerflügel mit Kopf


figur:
aiguilles à remmailler les filets de pêche (2) = S


tints:
?En réalité des hies. Voir à cette entrée.


figur:
anille [voir aussi : croix ancrée/Ankerkreuz]


tints:
O/A, garni 3 losanges G aboutés en pairle


tints:
?/coupé-émanché B-O,  en 2 fasces (3. 2)


tints:
A/G [renversée] soutenant croix au pied fiché A


figur:
arbalète (affût d') / Armbrustschaft [WBO 9662]


tints:
O/coupé Sa-A [bouleau] arraché garni de 3 feuilles


tints:
Si/A [tilleul], mont O, croisette G br. en pte


tints:
nat/coupé A-Si [tilleul], acc. 3 roses G en pte


tints:
O/A, ch. 4 fers à cheval ? G [chevrons ?]


tints:
O/B, fdl O issant de la bande à senestre


tints:
O/tranché B-G, ch. 3 écus B, acc. lion O en chef


tints:
A/B, acc. étoile O en chef, croissant O en pte*


tints:
A/Sa, acc. 2 étoiles O + oiseau A en chef


tints:
G/B, bordée O, ch. 2 aigles A posées en barre


tints:
Sa/O, acc. 2 cotices Sa, aigle G en chef


tints:
Sa/G, ch. 3 tours A, acc. besant gir. G-A


tints:
A/Sa, croissant & 2 étoiles O entre les bandes


tints:
G/A, vêtu B en chef senestre et en pte dextre


tints:
Sa/A, vêtu Sa ch. étoile A au 1/4 senestre du chef


tints:
A/G, chef A lion pass. G, surm. chef O aigle Sa


figur:
bande bastillée  (à plomb) = unten schräggezinnter


figur:
bande bretessée et contre-bretessée = Wechselzinne


figur:
bandes bretessées et contre-bretessées (2) / Wechs


figur:
bandes de carreaux accolées (2) = Doppel-Würfel Sc


tints:
bandes de fusées ou losanges accolées (2), voir :


figur:
bande ployée (in Silber ein geschuppter roter Schr


figur:
barrière / palissade = Palisaden(zaun) [WBO 8517]


tints:
?Il pourrait s'agir d'une représentation défectueu


figur:
bélier [voir aussi : bouc, bouquetin, mouflon]


tints:
G/A, garni 3 feuilles (losanges ?) en pairle


tints:
G/A/, passant sur mont Si, br. sur arbre Si*


tints:
O/B [rangées en fasce], chef O lion iss. G


tints:
G/A, chacune ch. 2 croissants O &ad. en pal*


figur:
bouc [voir aussi : bélier, bouquetin, chamois]


figur:
bouclier rond = runder Schild [WBO 9633]


tints:
?Les auteurs du Siebmacher (N.S. 25) M. GRITZNER,


tints:
?Armoiries allusives. Le cimier est en outre une p


tints:
O/Sa, de chêne, issant en redorte d'un mont O


tints:
A/Sa, en chevron versé, tenants bague O, chef #


tints:
acier/G, [affr. en pal], mvt mont O, tenant clef A


tints:
?/coupé G-Sa, soutenant couronne O surm. étoile O


tints:
Sa/G, dans linceul A, sur une civière Sa


tints:
O/B [taillés en diamant, rangés en bande]


tints:
G/B, rangés en pignon, chef O lion iss. Sa


tints:
G/B*, rangés en pignon, chef O lion iss. Sa


tints:
?Il s'agit en réalité de crocs de saunage.


figur:
castor = Biber [WBO 5285 : rarement représenté ram


figur:
cavalier d'échec bicéphale = Doppelspringer [WBO 9


tints:
G/A, ch. * A, croissant B entre les perches


tints:
Sa/A, une perche Sa br. en fasce en chef


tints:
O/coupé G-B, [3 branches]chacune garnie bannière #


tints:
A/G, sur mont Si, acc. 3 étoiles O en chef


tints:
B/O, ch. 2 étoiles O & marque de maison Sa


tints:
G/A [de cardinal], cordons et houppes Si*


figur:
chapeaux de fer (3) = Eisenhut [WBO 9606]


tints:
A/G, cour. O, enchaîné O assis sur tapis O


tints:
A/parti G-O, grenade militaire nat. en chef


tints:
O/B [ceux en chef versés], acc. 3 fdl O en cœur


tints:
A/G [chaussé-ployé] terminé en pte par un trèfle


tints:
A/Sa, ch. 2 pals G, acc. étoile B en cœur


figur:
chef-quartier senestre =  mit rechter Stufe geteil


figur:
chef tombant à dextre = rechtes Schräghaupt [WBO 0

tints:
G/A, la 1/2 dextre de la partition denchée


figur:
chenets (2) ? = xxx [" In Gelb eine kaum zu blason


tints:
A-G, chef & champagne Sa* [parti G plain au I]


tints:
A-Si, arbre nat br. acc. en pte 2 roses A


tints:
A-Si, arbre nat br. acc. en pte 3 roses G


tints:
?Pour une bonne identification d'un membre de cett


tints:
Sa-A, 2 hallebardes ? [passées en sautoir]


tints:
Sa-B, ch. 3 (2.1) croissants A en pairle


figur:
coupé à un créneau (merlon ?) = durch eine Zinne g


tints:
B-O, ch. 5 annelets ? en 2 fasces (3. 2)


figur:
coupé mi-parti = geteilt und halbgespalten [WBO 20


figur:
coupé-nébulé = doppelwolkenförmig geteilt [WBO (01


tints:
coupé de 1 parti de 2, voir : parti de 2 coupé de


tints:
coupé de 2 parti de 1, voir : parti de 1 coupé de


tints:
O/coupé A-G, garnie 3 roseaux A, bord. néb. O-B


tints:
A/G, aboutés en pairle, rose A br. en cœur


figur:
croc de batelier ou croc à feu = Bootshaken oder F


tints:
G/A [passés en sautoir], cant. en chef étoile G


figur:
crocs de saunage (2) = Salzhaken (2) [WBO 9357]


tints:
A/G* [1/4 d'un écartelé], l'un sous l'autre


figur:
croisettes recroisetées au pied fiché (6)


tints:
O/G, acc. croisette A en chef et en pointe


tints:
O/B [versé], étoile O en pte, chef bandé (4) O-B


tints:
O/B[contourné], étoilé O* [parti G plain]


tints:
O/Sa* [II d'un coupé], acc. étoile O en chef


tints:
A/G, posé sur mont O, acc. étoile O en chef


tints:
?/parti O-Sa [figuré montant], acc. 3 étoiles ? en


tints:
O/B [figurés], adossés en pal, étoile O en chef


tints:
O/B [2 ad. en pal en chef, versé en pointe]


tints:
O/B [les 2 ad. en pointe adossés en pal]


tints:
A/B [2 ad. en pal en chef, tourné en pointe]


tints:
A/B [2 ad. en pal en chef, versé en pointe]


tints:
A/Sa* [II d'un parti], l'un sous l'autre


tints:
G/B [2 ad. en pal en chef, versé en pointe]


tints:
Sa/A [2 ad. en pal en chef, celui en pte renversé]


figur:
croissant figuré = gesichtet Halbmond [WBO 1004]


tints:
O/B, cant. 12 pommes A ab. en pairle 3 par 3 #


tints:
Sa/A, ch. croix potencée O, ch. écu O aigle bic. S


figur:
croix ancrée [voir aussi : croix recercelée]


tints:
Sa/O, pattée & alésée, ch. lettre S, bord. Sa


figur:
croix recercelée [voir aussi : croix ancrée]


tints:
A/G [essorant], sur mont Si, tenant bague O


figur:
dextrochère [voir aussi : bras / bras armé]


tints:
A/G, tenant bague O, acc. 3 croisettes O*


figur:
diamants / pierres précieuses (3) = Diamanten / Ed


tints:
Sa/A, tenant écot enflammé dans sa gueule


tints:
G-A, les quartiers G ch. 6 têtes de ? O?


tints:
?En réalité il doit s'agir de 9 roses d'or.


figur:
écartelé en équerre = im Winkelmaßschnitt geviert


figur:
écartelé en sautoir = schräggeviert [WBO 0601]


figur:
écartelé en vis d'escargot = Schneckenvierung [WBO


figur:
échassier(s), voir aussi : cigogne, grue, héron


figur:
échelle de caviste = Wein- Faßleiter [WBO 9063]


figur:
échelle d'escalade ou d'assaut = Sturmleiter oder


tints:
A/B [en bande], br. sur flèche G en barre


tints:
Sa/O [en pal], embrasé G, mvt mont Si, acc. 2 étoi


tints:
A/G [en sautoir], chacun sommé d'une fleur de lis


tints:
Si/O, mvt mont Si, acc. 2 roses G en chef


tints:
G/A, terminé par une feuille de tilleul G


tints:
O/B [en pal], acc. 2 croissants O ad. en pal


tints:
A/G [en pal], acc. 2 croissants A ad. en pal


tints:
A/coupé A-B [en pal], acc. croissant O en pte


figur:
épées (3) posées en éventail = Schwerter (3) fäche


tints:
O/B, croissant versé O en pte [parti O plain]


tints:
A/G, à 3 branches, garnie 3 flèches A en pairle


tints:
A/B [8 rais], acc. 8 petites étoiles A en orle


tints:
O/A, rangées en fasce [coupé de G plain]


tints:
O/G, fdl iss. A en chef, étoile A en pointe*


tints:
O/B, acc. 6 losanges A aboutés en 2 fasces


tints:
O/Sa, chef A ch. crancelin Sa posé en fasce


tints:
O/Sa, ch. fasce de losanges Sa, rose O en chef, #


tints:
A/B, ch. burelle G, acc. 2 lions pass. O


tints:
G/O, fretté A, acc. 3 merlettes G en chef


tints:
G/O, ch. 3 roses A, aigle Sa issant de la fasce


tints:
G/O, soutenant mont Si garni 3 fleurs G tf Si


tints:
G/A, ch. écot A, acc. 3 annelets Si remplis feuill


tints:
G/A, acc. 3 feuilles tf Si mvt de la fasce


tints:
B/O, ch. 3 étoiles O, acc. 2 croissants B


tints:
Sa/O, frettée A, acc. merlette G en chef


tints:
Sa/A, fretté O, acc. 3 merlettes Sa en chef


tints:
échiquetée A-G/O, lion issant Sa en chef


tints:
échiquetée G-O/A, lion issant G, acc. 5 feuilles S


tints:
échiquetée ----/--, lion issant -- en chef


tints:
B/G, ch. 7 petites coquilles (Schällein) A


figur:
fasces bastillées (2) = xxxxx [WBO (0161) - 117 -


figur:
fasces bretessées et contre-bretessées (2)


figur:
fasces bretessées et contre-bretessées (3)


figur:
fasce déjointe de 2 pièces, la moitié dextre hauss


figur:
fasce déjointe de 3 pièces, celle du milieu haussé


figur:
fasce émanchée au bord inférieur = unten mit Spitz


figur:
fasce endentée au bord supérieur = oben gezahnter


tints:
A/G, azurée, soutenant 3 feuilles de nénuphar d'or


tints:
O/G [affrontées en pal], garnies plumails O


tints:
G/O, sur mont B, entre 2 fasces voûtées G


tints:
B/G, fer à cheval A dans le bec [autruche ?]


tints:
?/parti A-G, vêtue longue roble, issant de la pte


tints:
partie G-Sa/parti O-G, tenant cour. feuillages Si


tints:
car/Sa, vêtue G, cour. O, tenant 2 poissons A*


tints:
fer de cordonnier, voir : hameçon à loup


tints:
A/G [en pal], senestré fdl A défaillant à dextre


figur:
fer de flèche ou de lance à la hast anchée


figur:
feuille de marais [voir aussi : bouterolle, nénuph


tints:
Si/A, mvt de la pte, lion pass. B en chef


tints:
Si/O* [II d'un taillé] liées en pairle par les tig


tints:
?Il s'agit en réalité de bouquets de feuilles util


tints:
O/tiercé en pairle A-B-G, réunis en pairle


tints:
O/B, [en pal], croissant versé O en chef, bord. O


tints:
A/G [en pal], empénnée de 6 plumes d'autruche


tints:
A/Sa [en pal], croissant versé A en chef


tints:
G/B, en bande perche de cerf O br. en barre


tints:
A/B [posées en barre, rangées en bande]*


tints:
A/B [en pairle], acc. lance A [en fasce]


tints:
G/Sa [en pal, rangées en fasce], burelle A br.*


tints:
A/G, chacune tigée et attachée à un écot A


tints:
O/G [en bande] déf. à dextre, acc. rose O en pte


tints:
A/G [déf. à dextre], adextrée fer de faux A


tints:
O/B, acc. 3 châteaux O, ceux en chef versés


figur:
franc-quartier (voir aussi : quartier senestre)


tints:
A-B [en bande], chef Sa ch. lion issant O cour. G


tints:
A-B [en bande], chef Sa ch. lion passant O cour. G


tints:
O/Sa, accolés en fasce, avec un pont volant O


tints:
gaffe, voir : croc à batelier ou croc à feu


figur:
gironné-gironnant à dextre = rechte Schnecke [WBO


tints:
A-B, mvt du canton du chef, chef G 2 roses A


name:
Grand écuyer tranchant héréditaire / Erbtruchseßen


figur:
grappe de raisin = Rebe (des Weinstocks) mit Blätt


tints:
O/B, tenant cimeterre A & fleurs G, cour. O en pte


tints:
A/Sa [passées en sautoir], champagne A écot Sa


figur:
haches d'armes (3) = Sturmfedern (3) [WBO 9659]


figur:
hallebardes (2) = Hellebarden (2) [WBO 9657]


figur:
hallebardes (3) = Hellebarden (3) [WBO 9657]


tints:
Sur ce meuble typiquement germanique on consultera


tints:
acier/A, garni 5 bannières Sa & 2 plumails Si


figur:
hérons (2), [voir aussi : cigogne, grue]


tints:
B/O, portant une houe, tenant chapelet & canne


tints:
nat/A, vêtu B pioche sur épaule, issant champ. G


tints:
burelé A-Sa/G, tenant chapel Si et bâton O


tints:
G/A, issant mont O, tenant 2 hallebardes A


tints:
G/A, issant mont O, tenant membre d'aigle


tints:
G/Sa [pape], sans bras, tiare O, bordure O


tints:
G/B, issant d'une barque G & tenant 2 flèches G


tints:
car/A, vêtu et chapeauté G, issant couronne O*


tints:
chevronné A-B/O [buste]*, issant mur crénelé A


tints:
car/B, capuche Sa, chapeau Sa rebrassé A


tints:
Si/A, sur tertre Si, tenant chêne arraché SI


tints:
nat/O, issant mont Si, tenant massacre de cerf*


tints:
parti B-G + parti G-B/A [l'un sous l'autre]


figur:
lampes à huile à l'antique (3) = Antiklampen (3) [


tints:
A/B [en fasce], acc. 3 flèches A [en pairle]


tints:
O/G [de joute, en sautoir], garnies bannières A


tints:
O/B [en sautoir], garnies bannières O, cant. au 1


tints:
G/A [en sautoir], cant. au 1, 2 et 3 rose G


tints:
A/B, cour. O* [issant du trait d'un coupé-nébulé]


tints:
G/O, cour. B* [issant du trait d'un coupé]


tints:
A/B, coll. O [arrêté] sur tertre Si, br. sur arbre


tints:
A/Sa, colletés G, courants l'un sous l'autre*


tints:
A/Sa, colletés G, courants l'un sous l'autre


tints:
?Milan Myslivecek, Erbovnik aneb Kniha o znacich .


figur:
licorne naissante (ou issant d'un trait de partiti

tints:
O/A, issant d'un bois nat., mont G en pointe


tints:
O/Sa [issant du trait d'un coupé O plain]


tints:
O/Sa* [2/3 d'un écartelé à la bord. comp. A-G slt]


tints:
A/Sa, cour. O, acc. semé trèfles ou 5F O


tints:
A/Si, au heaume acier garni 6 pennons coupé A-G


tints:
G/A, coiffé heaume B sommé 6 bannières A-G


tints:
A/G, queue fourchée en X, cour. O, champagne A


tints:
G/A, passée en sautoir, cour. O, lambel B


tints:
coupé A-G/Si, passée en sautoir, cour. O


tints:
O/G [issant mur crénelé A] , tenant anneau O


tints:
Sa/O, cour. O, tête transpercée d'une épée


tints:
A/G [rangés en bande], acc. 2 cotices A*


tints:
O-G, chef G ch. sauvage O, bordure O slt


tints:
A/G [passant], # mordant une oie, rose A en chef


tints:
G/A [ravissant], 2 perches de cerf O dans la gueul


tints:
nat/A [ravissant], 2 perches de cerf dans la gueul


tints:
A/Sa, issant de la pte, colleté et enchaîné


tints:
O/B [chiffre 4 à 2 traverses], sur mont Si


tints:
Sa/O* [II d'un taillé], mont Si en pointe


figur:
marteau, voir aussi : maillet, pioche, piolet


figur:
matrice de sceau = Stempel [pas de représentation


tints:
? Armoiries parlantes. Le meuble sans cela est dif


tints:
Sa/G, tenant épée haute A, cour. O, nu sur mont O


tints:
A/Sa, garnie de son axe, posée sur mont O


figur:
mi-parti coupé = Halbgespalten und geteilt [WBO 02


figur:
mi-parti coupé (le trait du coupé endenté)


tints:
Sa/A [dominicain], tenant bouquet de fleurs


tints:
Sa/A, un genou à terre, un livre A sur le genou


tints:
Sa/G, issant de la pte, tenant écharpe A en chef


tints:
A/G [3 coupeaux, celui du milieu en pointe]


tints:
A/B, surm. pyramide O sommée d'une boule


tints:
Si/O, garni écot Sa embrasé G acc. 2 étoiles Sa


tints:
Si/G, garni 3 bougies A surmontées 3 étoiles O


figur:
mortiers d'artillerie (3) = Mörser (3) = [WBO 9675


tints:
?plusieurs possibilités : Neustetter (nur) ; Zwing


tints:
Sa/O, essorant sur mont Si, fer à cheval dans le b


tints:
Sa/tranché O-B, sur mont O tenant hache*


tints:
Sa/A [marchant sur le trait d'un tranché G]


tints:
Sa/A, issant champ. B, engoulant poisson*


tints:
? [Il s'agit bien évidemment d'un blaireau ... méc


tints:
G/A, ch. bourses ? A, chef A écu G croix O


tints:
[? Ober der Ens = pays au-delà de l'Enns = Oberöst


figur:
palé et contrepalé (6/8) = geteilt und mehrfach ge


tints:
O/B [aboutées en pairle] rose G br. en cœur


tints:
O-Sa, croissant ? acc. 3 étoiles ? en chef


tints:
A-G, 5 arbres [sureaux] Si br. rangés en fasce


tints:
A-G, ch. 3 annelets ? sur le trait du parti


tints:
A-G, G ch. fasce A, 3roses G en fasce slt*


tints:
A-G , ch. femme ? vêtue longue robe, issant de la


tints:
A-B, ch. 2 proboscides garni de 3 roses ?


tints:
A-B, lion G br. acc. 2 annelets ? en chef


tints:
A-Sa, 2 1/2 roues ? mvt des flancs de l'écu


tints:
B-O, I ch. 2 têtes de lapin O, II pampre G


tints:
B-O, I ch. 2 têtes de lapin O, II pampre Si


tints:
B-A, chevron G br., écot ? en pal en pointe


tints:
B-G, ch. 4 chevrons amincis O, vergette O br.


tints:
Sa-A, ch. mont G garni pannelle Si en chef


figur:
parti en vis d'escargot ou gironné-gironnant de 2


figur:
parti (mi-) coupé = halbgespalten und geteilt [WBO


tints:
Sa/A, aboutées en pairle par les manches*


tints:
nat/G, sur mont Si, br. sur 2 crocs O en sautoir


figur:
pile = Keil [WBO 0511], voir aussi : pointe


tints:
O/B, mvt flanc dextre en fasce, acc. 3 fdl O


tints:
plain au franc-quartier, voir : franc-quartier


figur:
plumeté = Kürch / Fehwamme / Grauwerk [WBO 0021]


tints:
Ce meuble monstrueux, difficile à blasonner est le


tints:
B/A [versé en pal]* [parti G perche de cerf A]


figur:
poissons (2) adossés ou affrontés en pal


tints:
O/B (1 en pal, acc. 2 en chevron), acc. 2 dl A


tints:
A/Sa, aboutés en pairle par la tête ch. * O en cœu


tints:
?/parti A-B, garnis chacun 3 roses aussi ?


figur:
quartier senestre = linke obere Vierung [WBO 0243]


tints:
? Déformation de la représentation d'un bonnet poi


figur:
quintefeuille (ou sextefeuille) [voir aussi : rose


tints:
G/Sa, accostée 3 fers de faux A en pairle


tints:
Sa/A [passés en sautoir], sur champagne Si


tints:
" Le loup et le renard se différencient en ce que


tints:
O/B, terrasse Si, tête contournée vers soleil O


tints:
nat/G, cour. emportant oie A dans un sac


tints:
nat/B, oie A dans la gueule, sur mont O*


tints:
G/Sa, acc. 2 5F A, chef O lion issant Sa


tints:
?Pour une bonne identification d'un membre, ou d'u


tints:
G/Si, chef O morailles [Pferdebremse] Sa


tints:
G/tranché A-B, br. sur le trait du tranché


tints:
G/tranché A-Sa, br. sur le trait du tranché


tints:
Si/A, issant en chevron versé d'une touffe d'herbe


tints:
G/A [en bande], reliées par croisette pattée


figur:
sassoire (double) = Lenkscheit (doppel) [WBO 8625]


tints:
O/B, percé dard en pal O, acc. 2 crocs O


figur:
sceptres fleurdelisés (2) passés en sautoir


tints:
?En réalité il s'agit de clefs (voir à ce mot) dit


tints:
?/parti B-O, ondoyants en pal, chef A oiseau G #


tints:
Si/A [en bande], acc. marteau et tenailles Sa


figur:
sirène à double queue = Meerjungfrau mit zwei Fisc


tints:
B-échiqueté O-B, le I ch. licorne issante A


tints:
O/G [arrêté], onglé, accorné & annelé Sa


figur:
taureau / aurochs / buffle (rencontre de)


tints:
A/G, acc. 2 haches A, oreilles annelées O


tints:
?Quast = brosse, houppe, pompon ? Borste = soie de


tints:
G-Sa-O, 2 étoiles O en chef, grappe en pointe


figur:
tiercé en vis d'escargot alias tiercé en giron gir


tints:
" Legel ist ein kleines, holzernes, Gefäss mit ung


tints:
A/G, chef O aigle Sa, bord. comp. Sa-A-G


tints:
Sa/O* [1/4 d'un écartelé à la bord. comp. A-G slt]


figur:
tourniquet = Wegsperre / Drehkreuz [WBO 8513]


tints:
O-G, ch. 2 serpettes A manche O br. en pal


tints:
A-B, ch. 3 roses G sur le trait du tranché


tints:
A-Sa, ch. 3 roses G sur le trait du tranché


tints:
B-G, corne A garnie écran G br. en bande


figur:
tranché-émanché (alias : denché, endenté, vivré)


tints:
? [WBO (0401)-105 = coupé-pignonné de dextre à sen


tints:
A/G, bourdon de pélerin O en cœur posé en pal


tints:
Sa/A, chaque 1/2 vol terminé en tête de léopard


tints:
Sa/A, ch. crampon G, terminé par tourteau G


figur:
vol d'aigle avec sa tête = Adlerflügel mit Kopf [W


# tblProvinces

Commentary:
Kfst & Ebft, mainly separate small isolated plots of lands in R-P and Hessen, incl. Nassau;
DIST: 
-: land Rheinland-Pfalz (kr. Mainz) -- clem, jq; 
-: in Hessen -- ran; 
-: unintelligible -- pas;
REF:
-: HHStD 5:xxiv;


Commentary:
= Cologne = cuels;  Kft & Ebft, many separate holdings;
DIST: 
-: 11 kreise in land Nordrhein-Westphalen on left bank of the Rhine (Köln, Moers, Krefeld, Neuss, Bonn) and 2 kreise in Rheinland-Pfalz (Ahrweiler, Daun) --clem, ran, jq  -- incl. Jülich and Berg  (pas);
SUBDIST:
-: archdiocese Köln; 
NOTE: 
-  hereditary marshall: Alfter, Wvelinghofen;
-: heralds: Heinrich Öde, herald 1487;
REF:
-:  HHStD;


Commentary:
Kft & EBft, Tréves.
DIST: 
-: 12 kreise in Rheinland-Pfalz on both sides of the Mosel  (Koblenz, Mayen, Cochem, Wittlich, Prüm, Bitburg, Trier, Saarburg, Bernkastel, Zell, Simmern, St.Goar)  --  ran, clem, jq, pas;
NOTE:
-: 
REF:
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
Rex & Kfst. ** DIST: Böhmen (-sc, Cb, Jq, pas)


Commentary:
Kfst, Rhine Palatinate;
DIST:  Kurpfalz -- clem, ran;
-:  Land Saarland;
-:  all 27 kreise in Rheinland-Pfalz S of the line Saarburg-Bingen on left bank of the Rhine (excl. of kreis Mainz);
-:  5 kreise in Baden-Württemberg (Weinheim, Bruchsal, Sinsheim, Mosbach, Heidelberg);
MAP:  
-: Ravenstein 97-99 + 107-108 +
-:  different borders between pal and als + tre (Jq); pal + mnz (pas)
SUBDIST:
-: Gf.Sponheim + Veldenz + Saarbrücken + Zweibrücken;
-: dioceses Speyer and Worms;  
-: Rheinhessen (West of Rhine);
NOTE:
-: Trifels + KaiserLautern were staufer administrative centers;
-: kreise Daun and Ahrweiler in marche Köln in 'wes';
-: kreise on right bank of the Rhine in Nassau and Hessen;
-: heralds: Nicolaus Holland, herald 1419;
REF:  
-: Bosl R 1:217-287 (Pfalz-Rheinhessen);
-: HHStD 5:n;


Commentary:
Kfst.;
DIST:
-: .. Kreise in Land Sachsen  -- clem, jq;
SUBDIST:
-: 
SEPARATE:
-: Meissen (mis) = 
-: Laustiz / Lusatia (lus) =
-: Anhalt (anh) =  Land Sachsen-Anhalt;
-: Thüringen (thu) = Land Thüringen;
VARIANT:
-: incl Meissen (mis)  -- pas, ran;
NOTE: 
-:  Adel im Sachsen c1870:  350 Kgr + 250 GHzt S-Weimar + 140 Hz S-Meiningen + 120 S-Coburg + 110 S-Altenburg (Sieb 19/2.3) = 970 - extinct - doubles = 710 = 45 Gf (16 Uradel) + 139 Fhr (28) + 526 Edel (136);
-: heralds: Nicolas, herald 1392; Hans Sachsenland, herald 1436; Döringerland, herald 1440;
REF:
-: Cb ref 9;


Commentary:
Kfst & Hz; Baviere = Bavaria
DIST: 
-: 67 Kreise in Land Bayern S+E = bav + nur = Ober- & Niederbayern + Oberpfalz  --  ran, clem, jq, pas;
SUBDIST:
-:  OberPfalz =  16 Kreise, incl. Neustadt a.d.W., Amberg, Parsberg, Regensburg; map = 114-11 & 116-12 / 127-4 & 129-5;
-:  OberBayern =  26 Kreise, incl. München, Landsberg, Garmisch, Ingolstadt; map = 135-2 &c;
-:  NiederBayern =  25 Kreise, incl. Landshut, Straubing, Passau, Deggendorf; map = 135-2 & 129-5 / 149-11 & 148-8;
SEPARATE:
-: Franken (fkn) = Unter-, Mittel-, and Oberfranken,  59 kreise in Land Bayern N + W;
-: Nürnberg (nur) = patricier familien in Nürnberg, surrounding area in Franken;
NOTE:
-: 'blue panther', emblem of Ob.&Nied.Bayern;
-: 19 Kreise in Land Bayern SW are placed in marche Schwaben;
-: Nordgau, N of Donau, i.e. MFr + OPf.; 
REF:
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
duché-comté;  senechausée de Anjou & Maine & Touraine 1016-1482;
-  senechal hereditaire 1207-92: des Roches-Sablé 1207-1222, Craon 1222-92;  senechaux:  mix 1292-1398, Beauvau 1398-1460; 
DIST: C.Anjou + C.Maine + C.Touraine + Vendome + Perche; 
= Dept Mayenne + Sarthe + Maine & Loire + Indre & Loire + S/ Orne; 
= northern border to Normandie as of 1104 (Cb,-sc);
= sénéchaussée d'Anjou, Saumur;
MAP:  Michelin
VAR: tur = I&L; mai = M(-)+ S(-);
SUBUNITS;

HERALDS:  c1389 'Anjou & Touraine' KoA;
ARMORIALS:  ANJ: anj + mai i Boos B; 
REF: Raneke 1975;  Cat.Gentilhommes 1793; Angot ,1900, Dict.Hist.Mayenne; Angot, 1942, Généalogie féodales Mayennaises de Xie au XIIIe S;


Commentary:
= Souabe = Souevia = Suevia; medieval Schwaben included parts of Schweiz and Alsace, kept separate here; overlap between subdistricts;
-: some families might be assigned to Alsace, Schweiz or Bayern;
-: territories of the marche Schwaben, as defined here, were held by various princes of Austria, Baden, Württemberg and Bayern;
DIST: 
-: all of Land Baden-Württemberg, excl. 8 Kreise in Franken (Heilbronn, Mergenteim, a.o.) and 5 Kreise in Pfalz (Heidelberg, Mosbach a.o.);
-: 18 Kreise in bavarian Schwaben (Nördlingen, Donauwörth, Dillingen a.d. Donau, Wertingen, Günzburg, Augsburg, Neu-Ulm, Krumbach, Schwab-München, Illettissen, Mindelheim, Memmingen, Kaufbeuren, Marktoberdorf, Kempten, Füssen, Lindau, Sonthofen; map = 134-3 & 135-4 / 145-10 & 149-12 = Donau & Augsburg / Lindau & Füssen ;
SUBDIST:
-: Kraichgau = nr. Stuttgart, around Neckar (?);
-: Mortenau  =
-: Hegau = Hewen-gau, HHStD 6:349 = 142-4 = Engen / Singen / Hohentwiel / S: Rhein-Schaffhausen-Konstanz / W: Randengebirge / N: Geisingen-Immendingen / E: Neuhausen u/Eck-Schwandorf-Mainwangen-Nesselwangen-Überlingen am Bodensee;
-:  Allgau = Alpgau = Eglofs, HHStD 6:14, ob.Argen - N: Trauchburger Bergzug - ob.Wertach / W: Lindenberg & Mariathann / E/S: Alpen, die Ulricher, Gf.Buchhorn, Gf.Kirchberg
-: Oberschwaben = Bodensee-Ulm Raum;
-: Oettingen, Fürstenberg;
-: Reichstädte = Basel (sui), Konstanz;
SEPARATE:
-: Breisgau, 4 Kreise in Baden;
VARIANTS:
-:  Raneke BHM includes Baden-Württemberg, Bayern W and Alsace in the marche d'armes (as below), while keeping Alsace separate as well.  
-: Jequier (?ref) has a more fragmented view with separate units for some princedoms and towns; Württemberg + Baden + Basel + Fürstenberg + Konstanz + Augsburg + Oettingen + Eichstedt + Anspach;
-: Pastoureau (ref ?) a rather unintelligible map (below); (being a modern french region), though a few families around Strasbourg and in areas close to the Rhine are assigned to Schwaben as having closer ties to the trans-Rhine nobility. Basel and some border areas, e.g. Thurgau, St.Gallen, are often assigned to modern Schweiz, as the medieval borders were inconstant.
NOTE:  
-: dukedom until 1266 (death of Konradin, last staufer), dormant since, though Rudolf (IV) habsburg Hz. Österreich tried to ursurp the title 1358-61;
-:  major families = Staufer (<1266), Habsburger, Württemberger;
-:  Schwabischer Bund;
-:  Reichkreis Schwaben = ;
-:  the 3 dept in Alsace (terr de Belfort, dept Haut-Rhin, Bas-Rhin) placed with french departments and regions;
-: the swiss territories are placed in Schwiz (Thurgau, a.o.);
-: 6 northern Kreise in B-W are placed in Pfalz;
-: .. northeastern Kreise in B-W are placed in Franken;
REF:  
-: HHStD; Sieb 24, Baden; Sieb 23 + E, Württemberg;  K Graf,  Z.f.Hist.Forsch., Beiheft 14, 1992:127.164 (Moraw RI);


Commentary:
BGft.
DIST: 
-: patricier in Stadt Nürnberg;  surrounding area in Franken;
VARIANT:
-:  land Bayern N = Ober- & Mittelfranken (32 kreise: Hof-Bayreuth-Kulmbach-Höchstadt-Rothenburg-Weissenburg)  -- ran, jq;
-: n.d.  -- pas;)
-: Bgf.Nrnberg + Bf.Bamberg + Gf.Anspach + Calembeg;
NOTE:
-: heralds: Rosenplüt, herald, 14C;


Commentary:
-: kingdom, Hongrie = Hungary = Ungarn;
-: Arpaden dynasty extinct 1301;
DIST: 
-: Ungarn + Kroatien  (clem, ran, jq, pas); 
-: present Hungary with Siebenbürgen (present Rumania) and Croatia-Dalmatia c1400;
NOTE:
-:  western partt of some komitates 1921 into austrian region Burgenland  -- HHStÖs 1:694;
-: in 1387 were 100 royal castles + 18  ecclesiastical + 108 private, 50 baronial families (Maluyz KS 28);
PLACES:
-: Stuhlweissenburg = Székesfehérvár;
-: Fünfkirchen = Pecs;
-: Hermannstadt = Sibiu = Zeben = Nagyzeben;
-: Pressburg = Bratislava = Pozsony;
-: Wardein = Grosswardein = Oradea = Nagyvárad;
-: Ragusa = Dubrovnik, re: dal;
REF: 
-: Malyusz KS (map);


Commentary:
= dwts;  duché, imperial. 
DIST: border as in 1430; provinces Noordbrabant (NL) + Antwerpen (BE) + Brabant. 

-  'Bouchout' herald. 
-  hereditary drossard/seneschal = Rotselaer;
REF: Raneke 1975.


Commentary:
kingdom on Iberian peninsula;
-: common royal family with Castille and Portugal, but usually different rulers before unification with Castille c1490;
-: arms derived from C.Provence, which once ruled Aragon;


Commentary:
Rex. Castille + Toledo * BH segm 56 = 2*cas/fo.218r + 1*nav/fo.218v. * fo.219rv = 0.


Commentary:
Rex, sue * BH afskrift fra GE; fo.222v = 9, fo.222r+223v = 0, fo.223r = 4, korrekt indbundet !.


Commentary:
kingdom ** DIST: 1402 borders (Cb).  ** RF: Raneke 1975.


Commentary:
= Flandres = Vlaandern = vlammt; = Flanders;  
-: carolingian comté, partly imperial partly a french fief, items noted as 'FR', but the maps are in 'NL'.
-:  the overlap with Artois (chatellanie de Lille a.o.), i.e western dep Nord are noted as 'fla'; 
-: cambrésis (dep Nord) is placed in Hainaut;
-: dep Nord E of Douai/Condé is placed in Hainaut, i.e. Flandre-francaise;
DIST: 
-: Gf.Aalst/Alost;  
-: provinces Oost- and West Vlaandern, 1384-borders in 14 castelanies  -- ran; 
-: Oost- and West Vlaandern (7 + 20 cantons: Lille, Bergues-Bourbourg-Cassel-Bailleul-St.Amand-Douai) and dep Nord to the W of Valenciennes/Douai -- clem;  
MAP:  
-: Ravenstein NL = 16-17 + 26 + 27a-m + 28a-b/e-f/i; 
-: Michelin FR = dep Nord W of Douai / Condé =  above & incl 3C2 + 4A4/B4/C2 + 5D2/E2 + 10A2/C2; 
-: Nicolas F;
NOTE:
-:  seneschal hereditaire = Wavrin;
-:  connetable = Wavrin-Meteren,  c1250; Boelare (ext.13C) - Harnes (c1120) - Bailleul - Fosseux - Reigersvliet;
-: marshal = S.Bailleul  -  Vichte;
-:  bouteillier hereditaire = Gavre;
-:  grand chambellan = S.Grammene (c1130) - Slijpe, 
-: steward = Eine-Oudenaarde  -  Gavre;
REF: Palmer EFC 53; Nicolas F; Warlop NF; wiki;


Commentary:
= Juliers = Gulik, herzogtum 1356; variable borders, fragmented holdings, union with Kleve and Berg;
DIST: 
-: land Nordrhein-Westphalen W = 8 kreise: Mönchen-Gladbach + Erkelenz + Selfkant-Geilenkirchen-Heinsberg + Jülich + Aachen + Düren + Monschau + Schleiden  -- ran, clem;
NOTE:
-: heralds: Herman Maelwael, KoA 1388; Herman von Brunshoffen, KoA 1480;
MAP:
-: Klucke J 28;
REF:
-: HHStD;
-: Cb ref 9, 75;


Commentary:
= Gueldre = Gelders = Gelre = Guelders; herzogtum;
DIST: 
-: dutch province Gelderland (Obergeldern, Zutphen), german kreis Geldern (N-W) and border area -- ran, clem;
NOTE:
-: heralds: Wilhelm, herald 1338-39; Claes Heinenzoon gt Baijern gt Gelre, herald 1369-1400;
MAPS:
-: Pol.Hist.Atlas 60;  Putzger 70;
REF: 
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
kantonenbund;
DIST:  the helvetian cantons + Vorarlberg (austrian province);
-: Uri, Schwytz,  Unterwalden,  Luzern/Lucerne;  Bern/Berne,  Solothurn/Soleuvre,  Basel/Bâle, Aargau/Argovie,  Zürich;  Thurgovie/Thurgau,  Appenzell,   St.Gall/S.Gallo/St.Gallen;  Vaud/Waadt, Freiburg/Fribourg, Valais, Ticino;  Glarus/Glarona;  Graubünden/Grisons;   Wallis/Kurwallen;
SUBUNITS:
- Hegö = Hegau  = ?Vaud; Cägö ?
- bgu/Breisgau;
NOTE: 
-: many families would live in or close to areas ruled by Austria or lords from Schwaben, Bayern, Alsace or Franche-Comté;


Commentary:
comté = tou (ran);
DIST: 
¤ dep Lot + Aveyron + Lozère + Tarn-et-Garonne + Tarn + Haute-Garonne + Ariege  -- ran, clem;
SUBUNITS, all attributions:
-: C.Foix (dep Ariège),  Quercy (dep Lot), Rouergue (dep Aveyron); 
-: Chenaye DH has part of the marche Toulouse as 'lan';
-: overlap of Gascony, Guienne, Toulouse and Languedoc in some armorials;
NOTE: 
-:  senechal = Marciac;
REF:
-:  Raneke BHM 1975.


Commentary:
-: variable borders, overlap between subdistricts (e.g. Oberhessen and Wetterau);
DIST:
SEPARATE:
-: Nassau = 6 Kreise in R-P and 10 Kreise in Hessen;
SUBDIST:
-: Niederhessen = 8 Kreise (Kassel, Hofgeismar, Wolfhagen, Fritzlar-Homberg, Rotenburg, Eschwege, Melsungen, Witzenhausen);
-: Oberhessen = 8 Kreise (Frankenberg, Marburg, Ziegenhain; Giessen, Alsfeld, Lauterbach, Büdingen, Frieberg);
-: Fulda = 3 Kreise (Hersfeld, Hünfeld, Fulda);
-: Hanau = 3 Kreise (Hanau, Gelnhausen, Schlüchtern);
-:  Wetterau (gau, Landvogtei) = pagus Weterciba = Frankfurt-Friedberg-Wetzlar-Gelnhausen area = within Rhein-Main and Vogelsberg-Taunus-Spessarts; approx.100 noble families/castellans; seat in Oppenheim/Burg Landskron c1250 (110-2);
-: Starkenburg = Dreieich + Odenwald, around Darmstadt, bordering Franken;
VARIANTS:
-:  Raneke BHM includes  LGft.Hessen, Gft.Nassau , Wied, Katzenellenbogen, Wenzheim, Reineck, Bf.Würzburg, Fulda with part of Ebft.Mainz and 6 kreise in B-W, 24 kreise in Unterfranken (Bayern)
-: Jequier ?(ref) includes Hessen and Unterfranken. 
-: Pastoureau (?ref) apparently includes eastern Schwaben and Thüringen. 
-:  6 kreise in Baden-Württemberg N =  Weinheim, Heidelberg, Mosbach, Buchen, Tauber-Bischofheim, Mergentheim;
-:  24 kreise in Bayern NW = Unterfranken =  Miltenberg, Obernburg, Aschaffenburg, Alzenau, Lohr, Markt-Heidenfeld, Gmünden, Hammelburg, Brückenau, Bad Neustadt a.d.S., Mellrichstadt, Bad Kissingen, Königshofen i.G., Hofheim, Coburg, Ebern, Staffelstein, Karlstadt, Hassfurt, Gerolzhofen, Kitzingen, Würzburg, Ochsenfurt;
MAP:
-: Moraw RI (1815, 1919-1933);
NOTE: 
-:  Kft + GHz + LGft.Hessen  = 250 + 280 + 10 fam (Sieb 20/3.4); Kftl.Ober-/Niederhessen, Ghzl. Oberhessen;
-: 4 kreise in Rheinhessen, W.o.Rhine, in R-P and marche Pfalz (Bingen, Mainz, Alzey, Worms);
-: 22 Kreise in Land Hessen NE of the line Wittgenstein - Wetzlar - Frankfurt - Main;
-: 6 franconian Kreise in the Starkenburg region of Land Hessen (Gross-Gerau, Offenbach, Darmstadt, Dieberg, Bergstrasse, Erbach);
-: major families:  Münzenberg (absorbed by Falckenberg (Bolanden) and later Hanau); Isenburg-Büdingen; Eppstein-Königstein; Solms;
-: additional principal families: Ziegenhain, Trimberg, Weinsberg (extinct 1419);
REF: 
-: HHStD; Sieb 20;  JF Battenberg, Z.f.Hist.Forsch., Beiheft 14, 1992:103-126 (Moraw RI); Bosl R 1:286;


Commentary:
Gft, Hzt 1474. ** DIST: Hz.Holsten + Hamburg * land Schleswig-Holsten S (-sc, Cb, Jq, pas)


Commentary:
Hz. 
DIST: 
-:  Hz.Mecklenburg-Schwerin + M-Stargard + Bp.Ratzeburg + Fst.Werle-Goldberg + W-Waren + W-Güstrow
-:  Land Mecklenburg-Vorpomern W  (-sc, Cb, Jq, pas)


Commentary:
Freigrafschaft, imperial. ** DIST: Dept Jura + Doubs + Haute-Saone (Cb, sc).


Commentary:
=  Gft, la Marck. 
DIST: 
-: 15 kreise in land Nordrhein-Westfalen ( Bochum, Dortmund, Iserlohn, Soest, Recklinghausen, Herne, W.Eickel, Wattenscheid, Ennepe-Ruhr, Hagen, Witten, Castrop-Rauxel, Lünen, Hamm, Unna)  -- clem, ran, jq, pas;
-: map: 54-10, 56-8, 68-3, 70-2, 
REF:
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
DIST: Gf.Holland + Bf.Utrecht * provinces Nord- and Zuid Holland + Utrecht (Cb,sc). **


Commentary:
= Hennegau = Hainault, comté, imperial in HRR;
DIST: borders of 1418-33; 
-: belgian province Hainault + Cambrai area (ran, clem) and E/dep Pas-de-Calais (french Hainaut);
-: excl. Tournai, river Schelde, 
-: incl. Mons-Charleroi-Avesnes-Chimay-Valenciennes-Maubeuge;
-: incl. Bouchain, Landrecies, Valenciennes, Avesnes-sur-Helpe, Condé, Leuze;
MAP:  
-: Michelin 11-12; Ravenstein BE 27-28, 34-36 + 42-44;
SUBUNITS:
-: Cambrésis = Bp.Cambrai, temporarily in Artois;
-: Ostrevant, comté, nr Bouchain;
NOTE:  union with Holland c1345-1417; with Brabant >1417; ancient comté divided between France and Spanish Netherlands;
-  hai + nam + cambresis often together in one segment in armorials;
-  bailli (Scufflaire H 6:461-465);
-  money (Scufflaire H 6:470);
© =  map of fiefs (Scufflaire H 6:480);
© = list of towns and abbeys in LBQ 26;
® = list of officers in LBQ:2365-2370
-  senechal = Walhain;
-  pannetier =  Beaurin;
-  veneur = Rayme ?;
-  marechal = Walcourt + Hondé ? / Preudhomme ? / ?Ligne;
-  chambellan = Pervés ? / Bos ?;
-  boutillier = Berlaimont;
REF:  Bleisteiner 1999;  Scufflaire H, vol.5-6;  Verriest RS 72; Verriest N; wiki;


Commentary:
comté, equal to ar Foix in dep Ariege; part of the Toulouse marche d'armes;


Commentary:
DIST: 
-: dept Puy-le-Dome + Cantal + Haut-Loire (ran, clem). 
-:14C =  3 senechalsies: Toulouse, Carcasonne, Rouergue;
NOTE:
-: 'Auvergne' herald c1456 Guillaume de Revel, items might originate from either Auvergne, Forez or Bourbonnais;
-: Toulouse (tol) is here a separate marche d'armes -- clem, ran, pas, boos;
REF: Raneke 1975; Boos B; Sumption HY 3:703;


Commentary:
duché;
DIST: possible borders of 1406-30; 
-  province (NL) Limburg (S of Roer) + areas (BE) NE of Visé-Spa-Neuhof (Cb, sc)
NOTE:
-  Gulpen/Galoppe, Erz/Erf-Marschalk von Limbourg c1400  -?ref;


Commentary:
-: during the Middle Ages divided into many semi-indpendent principalities and overlapping a minor part of the present Netherlands;
-: some families of separate marches might be assigned to 'wes', 'DE' or 'NL';
-: land Nordrhein-Westfalen has 10 Reg.Bezirke: Münsterland, Teutoburgerwald (nsx-wes), Niederrhein (cle-jul), Ruhrgebiet, Sauerland, Bergisches Land, Köln, Siegerland-Wittgenstein, Bonn, Eifel;
DIST: 
-: main part of land Nordrhein-Westfalen  (23 kreise: Tecklenburg, Lippstadt, Meschede, Siegen a.o.)  -- clem, ran, jq, pas;
SEPARATE:
-: Nordrhein-Westfalen NE in marche Niedersachsen (nsx, 9 kreise, incl. Minden-Herford-Halle-Detmold-Warburg);
-: Kleve / Clèves (cle) = 7 kreise: Kleve, Rees, Moers N, Dinslaken, Bottrop, Oberhausen, Duisburg;
-: Geldern / Guelders (gue) = kreis Geldern (N-W) and part of present Holland (Obergeldern / Gelderland);
-: Jülich / Juliers (jul) =  8 kreise:  Mönchen-Gladbach + Erkelenz + Selfkant- Geilenkirchen-Heinsberg + Jülich + Aachen + Düren + Monschau + Schleiden;
-: Berg (beg) =  15 kreise:  Gladbeck + Gelsenkirchen + Essen + Wattenscheid + Mühlheim a.d.Ruhr + Düsseldorf-Mettman + Wuppertal + Solingen + Remscheid + Rhein-Wupper + Köln (ostenrheinischer) + Rhein-Berg + Oberberg + Sieg;
-: Mark (mar) = 15 kreise in land Nordrhein-Westfalen, part of Ruhr-gebiet;
-: Köln / cologne (col) = 11 kreise of N-W on left bank of the Rhine and 2 kriese of R-P;
SUBDIST:
-: dioceses Munster + Paderborn, 
-: Arnsberg, Bentheim; Wittgenstein;


Commentary:
=> Holland; prince-bishopric c900-1528; ia (Cb);

DIST: province Utrecht = Nedersticht;   Obersticht = Overissel;

2, later 3 shrievalties (schout, maarschalken) in  Nederstict: Overkvartier (ter Horst, c1440), Nederkvartier (Vreeland) and Eemsland (terEem);  similar (drosten) in Obersticht: Twente (at Goor), Salland (Arkelstein),  ?? (Vollenhove) and also Drenthe (Coeworden);

Montfoort, Coeworden and Lage independent 1297;

CASTLES:
-: C Dekker, ChG 13:5 (1986);
-: HL Janssen, ChG 8.131 (1976) - 30 (disappeared) castles of the bishop);


Commentary:
GHz; Litauen = Lithuania;
DIST:
-: Niffenland = Livland;
-: Samland = Semba = peninsula betw river Prieglius and Kurisches Haff, around Königsberg / Kaliningrad / Karaliaucius;
MAP:
NOTE: 
-: pagan until 1386, when Jagiello was baptised on his wedding to the polish princess Hedwig d'Anjou and elected King of Poland as Ladislas II;  Union of Horodlo 1413 between Polen and Litauen;
Casimir Jagiello d.1480;
-: territories might be given as of palatins, vojvodes or provinces, and might be placed as polish or lithuanian;
REF: 
-: Heymowski 1967 (BH4);


Commentary:
Hz, Autriche = Østrig = Österreich;'
-: Babenberg to 1246, Baden 1246-1268, MGf.Böhmen 1264-78, Habsburg 1284;
-: Habsburger Hausordnungen 1355, 1364, 1379 and 1395;
DIST:  
-: Salzburg + Österreich o+u/Enns + Steiermark + Kärnten +  Krain  (clem, Cb, Jq, pas); 
SUBDIST:
-:  Kärnten = Carinthia = Carnuthia, Klagenfurt-Spittal area, to Austria1335; 
-:  Krain = Carniolia = modern Slovenia;
-:  Steiermark, sty = Styria = Stirlant, Graz area, to Austria 1192;
- : Salzburg, NW part now in Bavaria. list of nobles 1492 (Sieb 28/4.6:79);
-:  Österreich o/Enns = ObÖs, Linz area;
-:  Österreich u/Enns = NiedÖs, Wien area, had 1150 castles in 12C;
NOTE:  
-: Vorarlberg often grouped with Schweiz (sui); 
-: Burgenland, formed 1921 from western part of hungarian komitates;
-: Tirol (tir) separate, austrian 1363; 
-: many austrian families originated in Suisse, Alsace or Southern Germany (sou + bav) during the Middle Ages.
-: 1386 Sempach, defeat by swiss;
¤ Apostelgeschlechter oder Landesaposteln werden jene alten (zwölf) Adelsgeschlechter Österreichs (ob und unter der Enns) genannt, die zur Zeit der Babenberger (976 - 1246) schon ansässig waren und der Sage nach die erste Landherrentafel bildeten.
= in 1620:  Herren von Polhaim, Herren von Liechtenstein, Grafen von Salm, Herren von Traun (heute Abensperg und Traun), Herren von Losenstein, Herren von Zelcking (Zelkinger), Herren von Stubenberg, Herren von Puchheim (Puechhaim), Herren von Strein (Streun von Schwarzenau), Herren von Starhemberg (Starenberg), Herren von Scherffenberg, Die Wild- und Rheingrafen, Herren von Zinzendorf, Grafen von Fürstenberg, Herren von Rappach, Grafen von Collalto;
REF:
-: HHStÖs  vols.1-2;


Commentary:
duché;
DIST: Dept Allier (Cb, clem)
NOTE:
-: 'Auvergne' herald c1456 Guillaume de Revel, items might originate from either Auvergne, Forez or Bourbonnais;
-: 'Bourbon' herald;

REF: Boos B 1989.


Commentary:
= Haspengau = county Hasbengia;
DIST: Bf.Liége + D.Bouillon + C.Namur + C.Chiny; 1380 borders;
-:  province (BE) Namur + Liége(-) + area (FR) Bouillon (ran, sc); overlaps parts of Hainaut, Brabant, Namur and Limbourg;
¤ between a line Eigenbilzen-Tongeren-Sint-Truiden and Maas;
-  les habignons = les behaignons;
-  check families with nam + lie;
REF:  Hemricourt M; de Boos / Boulay-Lesdain note; wiki


Commentary:
= tyr (Cb); Gft, Tyrol;
DIST: Innsbruck + Bolzano-Trentino-Adige  (-sc, Cb, jq, pas)
-. Vintschgau (nr.Bozen) = Val Venosta;


Commentary:
grafschaft. ** 
DIST: province Zeeland (ran, clem); c1380 an island comminity N of Schelde.
BGf.Zeeland:  Voorne, Haamstede;
REF: Palmer EF 53, map.


Commentary:
= bou (ran);
DIST: D.Bourgogne + C.Nevers (Nivernais, added 1384) + Charolais (1390) + Beaujolais + Auxerre [+ Forez (ran)].
-:  Dept Haute-Marne (- /NW) + Cote d'Or + Yonne + Niévre + Saone & Loire [+ Loire (ran)] + Rhone (ran; clem);
-: border Colombey east to Marne river north to Joinville and then east;
-: nivernais = N;
-: Forez with Auvergne (clem);
-: Bugey, E.o.Lyon, 111d4;

NOTE:
-:  connétable = Grancey; Traves;
REF: Raneke BHM 1975.


Commentary:
duché;
DIST: GHzt.Luxembourg + province (BE) Luxembourg + Thionville area; N of Meuse (Cb, sc).
-: with Bourgogne or Brabant in periods 1401-1445, see Vaughan PG 274 ff;


Commentary:
kingdom;
REF: 
-: Heymowski 1967 (BH4);
-:  forhold til GEL uafklaret.


Commentary:
duché;  
DIST: Dept Cher + Indre (Cb, sc); 
= D.Berry + C.Bourges + C.Sancerre;  
= baillage de Berry; bail.sec. Issoudun, Dun-le-Roi, Mehun, Vierzon; généralité de Bourges;

HERALDS:  Berry' KoA 1420-55 Gilles de Bouvier.   
REF: Popoff  B;  Raneke 1975;  CatGents 1789 (poi); HRCF; 
SUPL REFS:  G Devailly 'le Berry du Xe siecle au milieu de XIIIe';  Thaumas de la Thaumassiere, 'Histoire de Berry', 1-5, 1865-1934;  M-H Maransange, 'Dict.Hist .. anciennes families du Berry', 1-2, 1926;


CASTLES:
-: P Chapu, ChG 1:37, 1962 (square keeps);


Commentary:
Hz; mil.- Milano * ingen kendt sammenhæng med GE-EE oa.


Commentary:
= Lothringen;
DIST:  Dep Meuse + Meurthe-et-Moselle + Moselle + elms of Dep Bas-Rhin + Vosges (Cb, sc);
MAP:  Michelin;
SUBUNITS:  
-: Bf.Metz + Bf.Verdun + Bf.Toul;
-: duché de Bar = dep Meuse;
-: marquisate de Pont (in Bar);

REF: 
-: Raneke 1975;  Marot AB 1926;


Commentary:
=> Hesbaye, comté; ia (ran); 
DIST: province Namur /NW (clem)


Commentary:
duché;  region 16 Basse-Normandie, region 17 Haute-Normandie;

DIST: Dept Seine-Maritime (excl C.Eu) + Eure + Calvados + Manche + Orne /N; approx 1104 borders (map #442; Cb,sc);
'Tancarville' herald c1389;

REF: Raneke 1975;. M Popoff 'Normandie'.

CASTLES:
-: ChG 6:43, 1972 (square keeps);  ChG 1:21, 1962 (ringworks);


Commentary:
comté; palatial comté de Champagne & Brie absorbed into the crown 1275, composed of fiefs from i.a. the King, Abp.Reims, D.Bourgogne, Bp.Autun;
DIST: 
-: C.Champagne + C.Rethel. * Dept Aisne /S + Marne + Seine & Marne /E + Aube + Haute-Marne /NW + Ardennes(-) (Cb,sc). * border Fismes-LaFerté-Lizy to Seine-Yonne junction; 
-  7 pairies:  Roucy;
-: as marche d'armes the most important in the Poyers superior marche d'armes on the west bank of the Rhine, eventually extended in 16C to encompas all of the East, e.g. bur, frc, bar, sav, Rhône valley (dau, pro, gnu) -- Hiltmann SH 53; BnF n.a.fr.10175:36rv;
NOTE:
-: major fam, c1250 = C.Brienne, Plancy, Trainel,  de Chappes;
-: connetable, 12C = Joinville;
-: senechal = Dampierre =c1250> Conflans;
-: marechal = Villehardouin => Aulnay (<1205) => Louppy;
HERALDS:
-: Rethel/Revel' herald; Guiot 'Champagne KoA c1355;
REF: 
-: Raneke 1975; Chassel SC;
CASTLES:
-: ChG 9:55, 1978 (m&b) + 10:348, 1980 (13C);


Commentary:
=>  Picardie;  comté & abbé;  
DIST: corbiois = dep Somme,  can Corbie 10A4, Domart, Doullens, Villers-Bocage, Bernaville, Auxi;
-:  in 11C area between Somme and Canche (?Authie) rivers, excl. Ponthieu and Amiens, 
-: approx. northwest limit Hesdin 9E1 - Albert 10A3, southern limit the Somme 9E3-10A4; 
MAP: Michelin 9A3-10A4/B3;
NOTE:
-:  to Artois with the 'Somme towns' in 1435;
-: not mentioned in Raneke BHM; 
ARMORIALS: 
-: cor =  NAV 07, VER 23, BHM 47; URF 23 = PRT 33-34 = LBQ 20 = SIC 08, CHA 05;
-: art-cor, ETO, NAV; 
-: pic-(ver)-cor,  SIC;
REF: 
-: Popoff A,1981; Mirot GH/HR;


Commentary:
comté c1180 ab Gft.Vlandern = pagus atrebatensis =  Artesia; 
DIST: 
=  dep Pas-de-Calais (62, excl. can Montreuil in Ponthieu; ar Boulogne + can Etaples & Hucqueliers in Boulonnais)  -- clem;
=  dep Nord + Pas-De-Calais,  border west Auxi-Blangy, east Arras-Longeau-Grandvilliers  -- ran;
MAP:  
-: Michelin-FR 2-4, 9-11, all parts of dep Pas-de-Calais; 
SUBUNITS:  
-: overlap in literature with fla, pic, bou, cor and pon;
-: parts of dep Nord placed in Flanders, other in Hainaut;
-: bou = boulonnais = ar Boulogne + can Etaples & Hucqueliers;
-: ternois = Aire + ar St.Omer; 
® = 9 châtellenies d'Artois (Guînes, Tournehem, Saint-Omer, Aire-sur-la-Lys, Béthune, Hesdin, Bapaume, Lens, Arras, ...), admin centre Arras  = 10B1;
® = 4 castelanies (Arras, Bapaume, St.Omer, Aire) detached from Flanders as dowry c1180 for Marguerite de Hainault on her marriage to Philippe II August; 
-: Guines, Boulogne, St.Pol , Bethune and Lens added later;  
-: the Somme towns (Amiens, Peronne, St.Quentin, cambresis, corbiois, pontoise) temporarily added 1435; 
® = comté Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise, equaled the ancient pagus Teruanensis or pays de Ternoise, a fief of the C.Boulogne, the northern parts divided into 2 castellanies (St.Omer + Therouanne/Aire) and the central part as St.Pol, i.e. larger than the present canton;
NOTE:
-: Bozzolo CAM has Lille in Flanders;
-: Vaughan PG 187 excludes Somme towns and Tournai;
-: deps Nord & P-d-C & Somme created 1790 from Artois, boulonnais and parts of Picardie-maritime; 
HERALDS: 
-: c1350 'Charlot/Artois/France',
REF:  
-: EncycBrit 20:73;  Popoff A, 1981; Raneke BHM, 1975; Nicolas F 445; Vaughan PG 356; wiki;


Commentary:
=> Picardie;  comté;  
DIST: 
-:  C.Ponthieu (1279) + C.Eu (1472) = pontoise =  Montreuil (Pas-de-Calais) + Abbéville area (W.Somme) = entre Somme et l'Authie et bordé à l'ouest par le Marquenterre = cantons  Crécy-en-Ponthieu, Nouvion-en-Ponthieu et Ailly-le-Haut-Clocher; 
-:  art-pon (Popoff A);
MAP:
-:  Vale AL;  Michelin 8-9; 
NOTE:  
-: english 1278-1380 (?ref); english 1360 -1369; apanage 1380 of Jean D.Touraine (Jequier BEL 51); 
ARMORIALS:
-: NAV 07, VER 23, BHM 47;  URF 23, LBQ 20, PRT 33-34, SIC 08, CHA 05;
REF: 
-: Popoff A, 1981;  Popoff, 2.ColAIH p107-115, 1981; Vale AL; Belleval NP & XSP;


Commentary:
=> Picardie;  comté; 
DIST:  
-: ar St.Quentin, NW/Aisne (wiki);  N/Aisne + E/Somme/Aine + NW/ Ardennes;  Somme-Seine (Crouch BT 67)
= prov northern limits Albert 10A3 - Bapaume 10B3 - Busigny 11E3 - Vervins 11F4; prov southern limit Oise-Serre rivers (Neuchatel 20B1 - Conty 21E1 - Ham 22C1 - Vervins 11F4); excl. cambresis;
= castellanies of Peronne and St.Quentin;
-:  ver-ami;  ver-bea (Popoff AP);
MAP:  
-: Michelin 10C4-11E4, 20B1-23;
NOTE: 
-: incl corbiois (when ?), and amienois in 11C; incorporated into french crown lands 1214;
-: 1st maison Vermandois descended from Charlemagne;
HERALD:  
-:  Vermandois';
REF: 
-: Popoff AP, 1981;  Raneke BHM,1975; Feuchère 1954 p.22; wikipedia;


Commentary:
Rex; dan. * kopi af GE på fo.215v. * fo.216rv+217rv = 0.


Commentary:
duché de Bretagne; region de Bretagne;
DIST: 
-: D.Bretagne + C.Rennes + C.Nantes;  C.Penthievre;
= Dept Finisterre + Cotes-du-Nord  (Cotes d'Armorica) + Morbihan + Ille-et-Villaine + Loire-Atlantique (Cb, sc);
MAP:  Michelin  30-35 + 50-55  +  70-73;
NOTES: 
-: 3 comtes + 9 ancient barons + 18 bannerets  (+ 4700 noble families); Derval + Malestroit + Quintin added to Barons 1451;
-: 9 évêchés = Rennes, Nantes, Vannes, Cormaille, Tréguier, St.Malo,  St.Brieuc, Dol, Léon;
REF: 
-:Jones CB 12-60 (castles), 149 (barons), 152+168 (list of chancellors; sigil); Jones DB; Galliou B; 
-: Fabre NB, Cah.Her. 4:11-41, 1983 (refs); 
-: Potier NB/, Quelen NB  -- examined;
-:  BA Ms.1650 (?) armorial de Bretagne, c1650 (Potier NB) =?= le Borgne 'Armorial bretonne', 1667/1902;
SUPL REFS:   
-:    J Meyer 'Noblesse bretonne au 18e siècle' 1-2, Paris 1966;  de la Borderie 'Etude historique sur le neuf barons de Bretagne' Rennes 1895;  de la Borderie 'Histoire de Bretagne'; Dom Lobineau c1707;  
-: Dom H Morice, Mémoires pour servir de preuves à la histoire de Bretagne, Paris, 1742-46, 3 vols (sigil);
-: sigil register (ADLA = archives de Dept Loire-Atlantique; ref in Pastoureau GUE);


Commentary:
Rex, por. * ui vbn, GE segm = 1. * PT's kongefamilie: Pr. Edelbert + Peter D.Coimbra + Henrik D.Vizen + PR. Jan, samt anevåbener = Lancaster og Aragon. * fo.228rv = PT, fo.229rv = 0.


Commentary:
= Frise = Frisland; graftschaft;

DIST: provinces Overijssel + Drente + Groningen + Friesland (Cb,sc);

CASTLES:
-:  ChG 7:111, 1974  (motte);


Commentary:
MGf. ** DIST: Altmark + Prignitz + MArk-Brandenburg + Uckermark + Neumark, 1375-1415 * land Brandenburg + region Landsberg /PL (-sc, Cb, Jq, pas)


Commentary:
= loon; => Hesbaye; ia (Cb). ** DIST: Bf.Liége * part of province of Liége (-sc).


Commentary:
-: Gft.; roughly between the Rhine and a line Wittgenstein - Wetzlar - Frankfurt;
DIST: 
-: 6 kreise in Rheinland-Pfalz (Neuwied, Altenkirchen, Oberwesterwald/Westerburg, Unterwesterwald, Unterlahn, Loreley);
-: 10 kreise in Hessen (Rheingau, Untertaunus, Maintaunus, Wiesbaden, Usingen, Limburg, Dill, Biedenkopf, Wetzlar, Oberlahn);
SUBDIST:
-: Nassau, Katzenellenbogen;
MAP:
-:  99-2 + 100-4 Idstein, opposite Koblenz;
REF: 
-: HHStD; Bosl R 1:309; Putzger 71+75;


Commentary:
comté, viennois, part of kingdom of provence al. Arlon;
DIST:
-:  incorporated into France 1349;
-: dep  Isére + Drome + Hautes-Alpes + Vaucluse + Basses-Alpes /W of Durance river (ran, clem);
¤ sub-marches: Viennois / Vienne;
REF: Raneke 1975.


Commentary:
DIST: Hz.Pommern-Wolgast + Bf.Kammin, c1380 * land Mecklenburg-Vorpommern E  (-sc, Cb, jq, pas)


Commentary:
= Clèves;  grafschaft, imperial; variable borders, in present Nordrhein-Wesfalen;
DIST: 
-: land  Nordrhein-Westphalen = 7 kreise: Kleve + Rees + Moers (N/ Lippe-Rhein) + Dinslaken + Bottrop + Oberhausen + Duisburg -- ran, clem;
REF:
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
herzogtum, imperial; variable borders, union with Jülich andKleve;
DIST: 
-: 15 kreise in land Nordrhein-Westphalen =  Gladbeck + Gelsenkirchen + Essen + Wattenscheid + Mhlheim a.d.Ruhr + Dsseldorf-Mettman + Wuppertal + Solingen + Remscheid + Rhein-Wupper + Köln (ostenrheinischer) + Rhein-Berg + Oberberg + Sieg -- ran, clem;
NOTE:
-: 
REF:
-: HHStD;


Commentary:
=> Picardie;  
DIST: 
-: amiénois = central dep Somme = ar Amiens  (can Boves, Molliens), bordering Corbiois (Corbie, c-l-c);
= Amiens + Conty + Poix + Doullens + Picqigny + Rubempré  --  wikipedia.fr;
-: pic-(ver)-ami (Mirot GH);
-: not mentioned in Raneke BHM;
ARMORIAL:
-: SIC (!)
MAP: 
-: Michelin 9E4-F3-4;
NOTE: 
-: area part of the 'Somme towns' c1430; 
-: comté, vassals of Bp.Amiens until 1185, royal lands until 1435 ceded to Flanders/Bourgogne;
REF: 
-: Popoff A, 1981; wiki;


Commentary:
=> Artois;  comté; 
DIST: boulonnais = dep Pas-de-Calais, ar Boulogne + 3 can  =  C.Boulogne 2A3 + C.Guines 2B2 + C.St.Pol 9F1 + C.Hesdin 9E1;
-: no mention by Raneke BHM;
-: overlordship of C.St.Pol;
MAP: 
-: Michelin 2A2-B3 + 9D1-F1;
NOTE:
-: 12 baronies, incl. Fiennes;
REF: Popof A, 1981;  Raneke BH,1975;  Nicolas F 42;


Commentary:
=> Picardie;   comté;  
DIST: NW/ Oise; 
= prov limits Aumale 20C1 - Breteuil 21E1 - Estrees 21F3+ - Creil 21F4 - Gisors 20C4;
=  Bellovaci, betw Amiénois and Vexin français =  Beauvais (21E3), et Clermont, Liancourt, Fitz-James, Gerberoy, Boufflers, Beaumont. 
-: not part of vermandois (Mirot GH);
MAP: 
-: Michelin 21;
REF: 
-: Popoff A, 1981; Popoff NCB; Mirot GH 1:249; wiki;
RE:
-:  Ile-de-France (baillage de Senlis);


Commentary:
REGION: 
-: Picardie 1992 = dep 80 Somme + 60 Oise +  02 Aisne, larger than medieval territory;
DIST: 
=  Vermandois (ver) + Beauvaisis (bea) + Amienois (ami)  + Corbiois + Ponthieu (pon) -- clem;
=  Dept W/Somme + N/Aisne + NW/Ardennes;  Peronne-Montdidier area (W/Somme) + St.Quentin-Laon-Vervins area ? (N.Aisne);
SUBUNITS:
-: cor = corbiois = area outside Amiens north of the river in dep Somme;
MAP: 
-: Michelin 10-12, 20-23;
-: ami  = amienois = C/Somme; 
-: bea = beauvaisis =  NW/Oise, part of the time in Ile-de-France / domaine royal; 
-: pon = Ponthieu (?pontoise) =  Montreuil (Pas-de-Calais) + Abbéville area (W/Somme);
-: ver = vermandois =  N/Aisne + E/Somme + E/Aine + NW/ Ardennes;
REF: 
-: Popoff A, 1981; wikipedia.fr;


Commentary:
DIST: 
-: dep Vendée + Deux-Sevres + Vienne + Charente-Maritime /N of Charente river (Cb, sc);
MAP:  Michelin
SUBUNITS:
senechausée de Poitou + baillages secondaires de Civray, St Maxient, Fontenay, Lusignan, Montmorillon, Niort, Vouvent;  senechauchée de Chatellerault; baillage de Loudun;  marches communes franches de de Poitou & Bretagne (26 parishes 1406);
NOTE:
-  in VE overlap with bre + tur; diffferent extent in Bordonove HP, 1973 and in Labande HP, 1976;
-  senechal = Liniers;
REF: 
-: Raneke 1975;  -- Cat.Gentilhommes 1789; R Pétit, Armorial poitevin, 1976; histoiries (Bordonove HP, 1973; Labande HP, 1976 (KB); hommages ..;  Beauchet Filleau, Dict.Hist. .. des familles du Poitou, 1891/1915 (Adam BI);
CASTLES:
-: ChG 6:43, 1972 (square keeps);


Commentary:
comté;  region de Provence-Alpes-Cote-d'Azur;
DIST: 
-: Dept Basses-Alpes /SW (E of river  Durance) + Bouches-du-Rhone + Var (ran, clem);
REF: 
-: Raneke BHM 1975;
CASTLES:
-: ChG 7:67, 1974 (mottes);


Commentary:
duché; dept 
DIST: 
-:  Bourg + Bresse + Cte.Geneve (swiss part) + Piemonte + M.Saluzzo + Cte.Nizza; 1380 borders; 
-:  Dept Ain + Savoie + Haute-Savoie, Piemonte + Saluce + Nice/Alpes-maritimes (Cb, sc);
REF: 
-: Raneke BHM; Legnay S;


Commentary:
=> Anjou;  ia (Cb);  pagus turonensis;
DIST: Dept l'Indre-et-Loire;
= baillage de Tours;
MAP:  Michelin;
NOTES: 253 families + 150 'additionals' noted c1200-1450 = 78+7 in armorial sourcesr, 63+7 in armorials;

REF: Nussard T, 1989 (14 armorials); Cat.Gentilhommes 1789 (poi);


Commentary:
imperial province associated to Schwaben; Westereich;

DIST: Dept. Bas-Rhin  (Nieder-Elsass) + Haut-Rhin (Ober-Elsass);

SUBUNITS:
-  Bf.Strasbourg;
-: Sundgau (H-R) = Basel-Belfort-Mühlhausen, acq by Habsburg 1324, incl. Salsgau/Sornegau and Elsgau;

MAP:  Michelin FR 28-29 + 48-49 + 68-69;

NOTE: some families included in Schwaben/Souabe;
REF: Bosl R 1:190- (Ministerialen); AHS 1990, 104:3; Kindler (fams);


Commentary:
lan; name in use by 12C.
DIST: 
¤ dept Aude + Herault + Gard + Ardéche  -- clem;
-: dept Aude + Herault + Gard + Lozère  (Pyrénées-oriéntale) -- wiki, region 11;
-: M.Gothien (Septimania) + C.Uzés 
-: Chenaye DH has part of the marche Toulouse as 'lan';
-: overlap of Gascony, Guienne, Toulouse and Languedoc in some armorials;


Commentary:
DIST: Dept. Meuse (-sc);
NOTE: not separately (Cb);


Commentary:
DIST:  
¤ deps Gironde /N (Bordelais-Bazadeis) + Charente-Maritime /S (Saintonge-Angoumois) + Charente + Dordogne  -- clem;
-: deps Charente-Maritime /S (Saintonge-Angoumois) + Charente + Dordogne + Corrèze -- ran; 
-: deps Gironde  /N (Bordelais-Bazadeis) + Dordogne + Lot-et-Garonne /N + Lot  (Quercy) + Aveyron (Rouergue) + Tarn-et-Garonne /N (ar Montauban) -- wiki, 17C;
SUBUNITS:
-: all attributions = C.Marche + C.Angoulême + C.Saintonge + C.Périgord (dep Dordogne) + C.Limousin + C.Ventadour, Bordelais, Bazadeis, Quercy, Agenais, Rouergue;
-: Chenaye DN has parts of the marche Toulouse as 'lan';
-: overlap of Gascony, Guienne, Toulouse and Languedoc in some armorials;
NOTE:
-: the borders of the territories of Aquitaine, Gascogne and Guyenne were fluid during the Middle Ages, but in general Aquitaine was parted into Gascogne (south of the Garonne) and Guyenne (north of the Garonne); parts belonged to Aquitaine for periods and to Toulouse for other periods, e.g. Perigord;
-: Aquitaine belonged to the English crown from 1152-1454, the patrimony of Eleanor de Aquitaine, queen of Henry II, brought him Guyenne + Saintonge + Gascogne + Perigord + Limousin + Angoumois;
-:  Poitou, Aunis and Saintonge was ceeded to England at Brétigny in 1360, though Perigord and Quercy (dept Lot) were reclaimed by Guesclin in 1369;


Commentary:
DIST: 
¤ deps Gironde (less Bordelais-Bazadeis) + Lot-et-Garonne + Landes + Gers + Pyrénées-Atlantique + Hautes-Pyrénées  -- ran, clem;
SUBUNITS, all attributions:
-: C.Bearn + C.Bigorre + C.Comminges + C.Armagnac + Agenais (dep L&G);
-: Chenaye DH has part of the marche Toulouse as 'lan';
-: overlap of Gascony, Guienne, Toulouse and Languedoc in some armorials;
NOTE:
-: part of Aquitaine, see GUYENNE;
REF: Falkus HAB 63;


Commentary:
DIST: 
-: comtés: Valois, Dammartin-en-Goële, Montfort-l'Aumery, Dreux, Chartres, Perche;
-: pays: Vexin-francais, Brie, Ile-de-France/Parisien, Gatinais, Beauce, Hurepoix, Puisaye,
-: villes: Orleans, Senlis, Compiègne, Soissons;
-: named as part: Beauvais (/pic), Blois (blésois); D.Orleans, D.Nemours, C.Dunois;
REGIONS:
-:  Ile-de-France + Centre = Depts (Seine & Oise c1930 = Paris + Seine-et-S.Denis + Val-de-Marne + Essonne + Yvelines + Val-d'Oise) + Oise + Aisne /M + Seine-et-Marne /W + Eure-et-Loire + Loiret + Loir-et-Cher; ran, sc);
-:  marche de France is approximatly the present Ile-de-France with members of the royal family and the principal officers of the crown (Popoff LB);
MAP:
-: 
SUBUNITS:
-  blésois = E&L;
-  orleanais = L + L&C, baillage de Orleans;
-  chartrain = Chartres;
- baillage de Senlis = Beauvais + Pontoise + Chaumont + Compiegne a.o.;
- baillage de Valois;
- baillage de Mantes & Meulan; Montfort-l'Amaury;  Etampes & Dourdan; Chartres & Dreux; Melun; Nemours; Montargis;  Amboise & Blois;
- Brie = S&M, comté, C.Champagne & Brie; 
- le Gâtinais al. pagus Wastinensis;
-: Hurepoix = deps Essonne, Hauts-de-Seine, Val-de-Marne, Yvelines
REF: 
-: Falkus HAB 75, map;  Mirot H 1:225+249 +451 +  2:54+100+128+195+301  (baillages + chatellaines & fiefs);
-: Blanchard WN 6-7 (jcb, from BER, 6 comtés, 7 pays, 4 villes);


Commentary:
=> gas/gui * ia (Cb). ** DIST: Dept.Pyrénées-Atlantique, excl Bayonne (-sc).  ** REF: Atl.DBeste.


Commentary:
Hzt, Silesia. 
DIST: Hz.Schlesien, Ober- and Nieder- (-sc, Cb, Jq, pas); from 1327 a bohemian inheritance, in Prussia ultimo 17C, in Poland 1945;


Commentary:
DIST: 
-:  Kreise in Land Sachsen-Anhalt, incl. Wernigerode, Zeitz, Halle, Merseburg, Torgau, Wittenberg, Zerbst --  ran, clem;
SUBDIST:
-: Ebf.Magdeburg + Bf.Halberstadt + Gf.Mansfeld + Fs.Anhalt, c1380;
VARIANT:
-:  jq, Pastoureau HOM;
NOTE:
-: in marche Brandenburg, .. Kreise from  Land Sachsen (Belzig, Brandenburg, Rathenow, Havelberg);
REF:
-: HHStD; Westermann Atles der Weltgeschichte (Cb ref 75);


Commentary:
LGft.
DIST: 
-: Land Thüringen 1952, incl Kreise Gotha, Weimar, Meiningen, Schmalkalden, Jena, Heiligenstadt  -- ran, clem;
VARIANT:
-: in Sachsen -- jq;
-:  in Hessen -- Pastoureau HOM;
NOTE:
-: heralds: Thomas Gernreich, herald 1407;
REF:
-: HHStD 9:n; Cb ref 75;
RE: 
-: Sachsen
-: Gft.Gleichen, Kr. Göttingen, Nsx;


Commentary:
= Brunswick; part of Niedersachsen;
DIST: 
-: land Niedersachsen E (18 kreise: betw Elbe and incl. Harburg, Soltau, Wolfsburg, Peine, Springe,  Salzgitter, Wolfenbüttel  -- clem, ran, jq, pas;
SUBDIST:
-: Hz.Braunsweig + Lüneburg + Hanover ;
REF:
-: HHStD 2:n;


Commentary:
=> Bourgogne (Cb) or Auvergne (clem);
DIST: dept Loire (clem);
NOTE:
-: acq. by Louis (II) duc de Bourbon c1360;
-: 'Auvergne' herald c1456 Guillaume de Revel, items might originate from either Auvergne, Forez or Bourbonnais;
-: 215 noble lignages 1200-1300, 230-250 parishes, C.Forez + 2 barons + 20 castellans;
REF:  Boos B; E. Perroy: "Social mobility ..", Past & Present 1962, 21:25-38;
-: arms, see Decors de Hôtel de la Diana in Montbrison, dep Loire (DIA);


Commentary:
=> Anjou;
DIST: Sarthe /N + Mayenne /N + Orne /S  (-sc),
= C.Perche;
= sénéchaussée du Maine; baillage du Perche, Chateauneuf en Thimerais;
REF:   Boos B; Cat.Gentilhommes 1789 (Poitou);


Commentary:
DIST: 
-: dep Creuze + Haut-Vienne + Correze (Bas-Limousin); 
-: main town = Limoges;
-: C.Ventadour (dep Correze);
NOTE: 
-: Raneke has Limousin in Guienne (gui);  
-: ceded to England 1360, recovered 1371/72;
REF: 
-: Boos B;
CASTLES:
-: ChG 6:43, 1972 (square keeps);


Commentary:
Andalousia = Granada + Sevilla + Cordoba;

NOTE:
-:  Diderot's spanish coats of arms probably taken in part from ESP (BnF fr.32675)
-: the arms in GRU are probably aragonese;


Commentary:
MGft, Lusace;
DIST: 
-: .. Kreise  in Land Sachsen E, incl. Cottbus-Bautzen  -- ran, clem, jq;
SUBDIST:
-: MGf. Lausitz + Bautzen + Görlitz, c1320;
VARIANT:
-: in  Schlesien  -- Pastoreau HOM;
REF:
-: HHStD; Westermann Hist.Atlas;


Commentary:
MGft, Moravia ** DIST: Land Mähren (-sc, Cb, Jq) * n.d. (pas)


Commentary:
= Outremer = Syria-Palestine = Nærorienten = Proche Orient;

CHK: separate into Outremer and South-East Europe
SUBUNITS:
-: Palestine and latin kingdoms of Outremer, incl. Armenia;
-. Cypres;


Commentary:
= Venezia
DIST: province of Veneto;
-: Veneto + Friuli + Trentino (part in Tirol);


Commentary:
= Misnie = Missenland;  Mgft ;
DIST:
-: .. Kreise in Land Sachsen (Meissen, )  -- clem, jq;
VARIANT:
-:  in Sachsen -- ran, Pastoureau HOM;
NOTE:
-: Hans Landsberg, herald 1419; Johan Missenland, herald 1421;


Commentary:
DIST: C.Vendôme;
= baillages de  Blois & Romorantin, Chartres, Dourdan, Gien, Montargis, Orleans, Vendomois; bail.sec. Mondoubleau, St Calais
NOTES:
- Cat.Gents de Orleanais, Blasois, Beauce et Vendomois;
REF:  Cat.Gentilhommes 1789 (poi);


Commentary:
comté de la Marche; dept  Haute-Vienne /N + Creuse /N (-sc; #387p75).

CASTLES:
-: ChG 6:43, 1972 (square keeps);


Commentary:
comté; chef-lieu =  Périgueux; same as dep Dordogne;
-: English 1180; France royale 1202; English 1360; France royale 1369;
-: in Aquitaine or Toulouse;
-: 4 barons = Bourdeilles (north; 117F4) + Mareuil (north; 117E3) + Beynac (south; 132B3) + Biron (south; 132A4);
-: Bourdeilles (de Archiac; de Brântome), Rolland 1:288 = {Or 2 talons Sa in pale};


Commentary:
dept Vendée + Deux-Sevres /W.

CASTLES:
-: ChG 6:43, 1972 (square keeps);


Commentary:
nr Agen, dept Lot-et-Garonne /E (gas) 
-: limites correspondent au département actuel de Lot-et-Garonne sur la rive droite de la Garonne, avec en plus les cantons de Valence d'Agen et Montaigu en Tarn-et-Garonne, ainsi que le canton de Sainte-Foy-la-Grande en Gironde.
-: map 145E1-3/F1-3 - 146A1-3


Commentary:
nr La Rochelle, dept Charente-Maritime /N.


Commentary:
comté de l'Isle-Jourdain, on Save river; dept Gers /SE. ** RE l'Isle-Jourdain, dept Vienne /S (poi).


Commentary:
dept Tarn-et-Garonne /N + Lot /S.
-: belonged to the vicomté de Turenne and was acquired by C.Toulouse in 1229;
-: map 146-147;


Commentary:
ar Rodez, dep Aveyron /C, map 148, overlap with Rouergue;


Commentary:
territory belonging to Savoie 1272-1601, 90 x 30 km, present in dep Saône-et-Loire and dept Ain /NW.
-: by 1601 together with the neighbour territory of Bugey, rest of dep Ain (map 111D3);
-: Dombes, area S.o.Brsse betw Saôen-Rhône and Ain;
-: Bourg-en-Bresse = 110C2;  also 97E2;


Commentary:
comté, nr Clermont-Ferrand, dept Puy-de-Dome.


Commentary:
= Bf.Limoges + Périgueux + Cahors = dept Haute-Vienne + Dordogne + Lot (Hist.Atl.Brit).


Commentary:
comté Clermont-en-Beauvaisis, dept Oise /C.


Commentary:
DIST:
-: area around Freiburg im Breisgau, part of marche Schwaben, 4 Kreise (Freiburg-Breisgau, Mühlheim, Lörrach, Säckingen);
NOTE: 
-: many families listed with Austra, as the area was habsburgian for many years;
-:  Berthold (maison Baar) fl.1061 (titular) Hz.Kärnten - Berthold (II) Hz.Zähringen;
-:  main lordships =  LGft.Breisgau, LGft.Baar (Fürstenberg), Baden, Fst.Heitersheim, Gft.Bonndorf (St.Blasien), St.Gallen, Schwarzenberg; Kt.Ordena Teutonicorum;
REF: 
-: John BH = H John, Wappenbuch des Landkreises Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald, 1994;


Commentary:
-: during the Middle Ages divided into many semi-independent principalities; 
-: some 'bru'-families may be assigned to 'nsx';
DIST:
-: land Niedersachsen (excl. of Braunsweig) + Nordrhein-Westfalen NE (9 kreise: Minden-Herford-Halle-Detmold-Warburg)  --  clem, ran,  jq, pas;
SEPARATE:
-: bru = Braunsweig = land Niedersachsen E (18 kreise: betw Elbe and incl. Harburg, Soltau, Wolfsburg, Peine, Springe,  Salzgitter, Wolfenbüttel;
SUBDIST:
-: Weser-Ems gebiet;
-: dioceses Bremen + Verden + Minden + Osnabrück + Hildesheim;
-: Oldenburg + Emden + Hoya + Diepholz + Eberstein + Schaumburg + Rabensberg + Lippe + Halle + Detmold;
NOTE:
-:  GHzt. Oldenburg, 1780 = 12 Lehensgüter + 41 Allodialgüter, mainly immigrants 16-19C;
REF: 
-: Sieb 19 intro; HHStD 2 Nsx-Brm;


Commentary:
see Austria;
-:  Krain = Carniolia = modern Slovenia;


Commentary:
dep Ardèche, region 22 Rhône-Alpes; equals comté de Vivarais;
-: possibly part of Languedoc or Dauphiné, Vivarais was held by the C.Toulouse before 1217;
REF: wiki;


Commentary:
Corrèze, 
-: Raneke has Corrèze in region Guienne (gui);


Commentary:
dept Nord created from 7 castellanies Bourbourg, Bergues, Bailleul, Cassel, Douai, Lille and Ostrevant detached from Flanders;  seigneurie Bethune and area cambresis added later; Avesnes and Maubeuge added from Hainault;


Commentary:
dep Seine-Maritime = Seine-Inférieure;
NOTE:
-: Drincourt = Neufchâtel-en-Bray, c-l-a/c  -- Loyd OF 63;


Commentary:
dep Vienne (86) in region Poitou-Charente;


Commentary:
SOUTH MIDLANDS & UPPER THAMES;

CASTLES: no military value by 13C; 
- Beauchamp Wadmore, 1920,'Earthworks of Bedfordshire', 270 pp, 49 sites;
-: King & Allcock, ChG, 22 sites;
-: Renn, 1968, 6 sites;
-: Baker, ChG 9:35, 1978, 26 sites;


Commentary:
by c1990 into Cambs;
SUBUNITS:
-: 4 hudnreds = Normancross + Leightonstone + Hurstingstone + Toseland;
MAPS:
-: CA 1992, 156:194;
REFS:
-:


Commentary:
LANCS-CHES region
SUBUNITS:
-:  incl. Flintshire = 12 hundreds in 1086, Atiscros in Flints + Exestan in Denbighs;
-: 1200 hides; excl. Flints in 8 hundreds 1830, used in VCH Ches for 1347 = Wirral (Wilaveston) + Chester + Broxton (Dudestan)  +  Eddisbury (Roelau + Riseton)  + Bucklow (Bochelau + Tunendune) + Macclesfield (Hamestan)  +  Northwich (Middlewich) +  Nantwich (Warmundestrou);
-: county palatine < 1547, no Parliamentary representation; royal domain from 1247;
NOTE:
-: poor agricultural area 1100-1400; good recruiting ground;
-: 7-8 baronies = Dunham Massey, Halton (constable), Kinderton, Malpas, Mold (steward), Nantwich, Shipbrook, Stockport (?);
-: 540 hides + 1002 ploughlands, 20-117 hides/hrd, salt production, fishing;
-: Eastham manor, Wilaweston hrd = 7 hides, a great manor 1086, hrd = 97 hides;
-: leading families 1066-1100 = Eark Hugh d'Avranches (50 manors, 90 hides, lands in 20 counties), FitzHugh of Malpas (29 manors, 75 hides), Vernon of Shipbrook, Malbank of Acton & Nantwich (50 manors, 60 hides), FitzNeel (30 manors, 45 hides, into Lacy), Mara, FitzNorman of Mold, FitzOsbern (12 manors, 18 hides), Massey / Mascy of Dunham Massey, Loges of Farndon (16 hides), Ranulph / Mesnilwarin / Mainwaring (12 manors, 9 hides), FitzTesson,  Burcy (3 manors, 5 hides)  --  VCH Ches 1:296;
-: Abbey of St.Werburgh, richest, gross income £1104 in 1535, net £1030 - list of manors -- Driver C 156;
-: Abbey of Vale Royal, £518 net in 1535, Abbey of Combermere £225, Abbey of Norton £180 net;
REF:
-: VCH Ches, I-III, 1979-1987 (map); Bennett C;


Commentary:
Westmld; c1990 in Cumbria, as southern part;


Commentary:
-:  c1990 with Westmoreland into in Cumbria; northern part


Commentary:
WESSEX, incl. S.Glos (Avon);
SUBUNITS:
-: bhundreds = Cogdean;


Commentary:
SUBUNITS:
-: 5 rapes = Chichester + Arundel + Lewes + Pevensey + Hastings;
-: hundreds = (1) Dumpford + Easebourne + Westbourne + Singleton + Bosham + Box & Stockbridge Manhood & Aldwick; (2)  Rotherbridge + Bury + West Easwrrith + Avisford + Poling; East Easwrith + Burbeach (upper) + West Grinstead + Wyndham + Tipnoak + Steyning +  Burbeach (lower) + Brightford + Fishersgate; (3) Buttinghill + Streat + Barcombe + Poynings + Whalesborne + Younsmere + Swanborough + Holmstrow; (4) n.a.;  (5) n.a.;
MAPS:
-: Suss.  21 = E.Ssx;  45 = W.Ssx;
-: Given-Wilson C xviii-xix;
REF:
-:


Commentary:
= Gloster; WEST MIDLANDS& SEVERN VALLEY
DIST:
-: hundreds = Berkeely + Bledisloe + Portbury + Hertcliffe / Bedminster;
MAPS:
-: 
REF:
-:


Commentary:
Here; by 1974 Hereford & Worcester
SUBUNITS:
-: 1500 hides c1086;


Commentary:
by 1974 Hereford & Worcester
SUBUNITS:
-: 1200 hides;


Commentary:
County, palatine with earldom of Chester; held with Leics & Derbs by the Plantagenets earls;
SUBUNITS:
-: 6 hundreds, 1540-1780  = Lonsdale + Amounderness + Blackburn + Leyland + West Derby + Salford/Salfordshire;
MAP:
-: Phillips LC;
REF: Phllips LC;


Commentary:
Northld.

CASTLES:
-: B Long, 'Castles of Northumberland', 1967;


Commentary:
YORKS region = N+W+S-Yorks + Humberside;
DIST:
-:
SUBUNITS:
-: North Riding = map 108-109, 100-103  =  Richmondshire (5 wapentakes: Hang-W&E, Gilling-W6E, Hallikeld) +  Eastern parts (8 wapentakes: Allertonshire, Langbaurgh-W&E, Whitbystrand, Pickering-Lythe, Dyedale, Birdforth, Bulmer);
-: East Riding = map 103, 95-97 = only part of Yorks still divided into hundreds 1086 = 18 hundreds = 6 wapentakes = Dickering (Hunthou, Turbar, Burton), Harthill (Driffield, Hessle, Weighton), Ouse & Derwent (Cave, Howden, Pocklington, Sneculfcros, Warter), Buckrose (**), Holderness (North, Middle, South; 4 bailiwicks 1260), Howdenshire (**);
REF:
-: VCH Yorks NR 1+2 (1914-23);  VCH Yorks ER 1-6 (1969-89);


Commentary:
Shrops = Scrobbeshire = Salopescira =  Salop 1974; part of anglo-saxon Mercia;
-: main city = Shrewsbury / Salopesberia = Scrobbesbyrig;
-: often with Staffs in escheatries, shrievalties &c;
MAP:
-: VCH Salop 3:40;
SUBUNITS:
-: mercian shires were named after  a town and had 1200 hides or multiples of 1200 (except heref + staffs), boundaries changed c.1100, during 12C (1138-1170) and by the Act of Union 1536, when Oswestry hrd (Oswestry, Knockin, Maesbrook, Whittington) was included;
-: 1086 = 2400 hides, of which 15 hundreds (c. 14838 hides) had royal manors as caputs;
-: 10 hundreds c.1500 =  Pimhill + Bradford + Ford + Condover + Brimstree + Chirbury + Purslow + Munslow + Stottesdon + Overs; 2 large boroughs of Shrewsbury and Much Wenlock (c.1460);
NOTE:
-: wealthy & influential families, 16C = Corbet + Newport + Leighton + Bromley;
-: <1399 one third of sheriffs had been MP's, elections each year;
-: approx 70 knights in 1300, but provided 500-1700 infantry for campaigns  -- VCH Salop 1:29-31;
REF:  
-: VCH Salop 1 (1908) + 3:1-11 (1979) + a.o.; County Hidage (ms, c1100, shire organisation in Mercia),


Commentary:
SUBUNITS:
-: hundreds =  Abdick & Bulstone + Somerton + Martock + Horethorne;
MAPS:
-:
REF:


Commentary:
Staffs;
-: often with Salop/Shrops in shrievalties &c;


Commentary:
SUBUNITS:
-: 2400 hides;
-: areas = Arden  + Feldon;
-: 1086 in 10 hundreds = Berricestone/ Barcheston + Bomelau/Brinklow + Coleshelle + Fernecumbe + Fexhole + Honesberie + Meretone + Patelau/Pathlow + Stanlei/Stoneleigh + Tremelau, possibly by 1232 also Cotes + Chickenes;
-: by 12C into 4 hundreds or sipesokes = Hemlingford (Coleshelle) + Knightlow (Bomelau, Stanlei, Merestone) + Barlichway (Fernecumbe, Patelau) + Kineton/Kington (Tremelau, Honesberie, Fexhole, Berricestone);
MAP:
-: Carpenter W 21+26;
NOTE:
-: value of hrd 1247= Knightlow £46 less farm 40 mk, Hemlingford £26, Kineton £25, Barlichway £15;
REF:
-: VCH Warws 1-8;


Commentary:
REF:  H Nissen, Den eldste personheraldikk i Norge, HerT 88:321-, 2004;


Commentary:
ProvCode =County-no in Hist.Atl.Brit., p.109;


Commentary:
¤ cambrésis = territory of Bp.Cambrai, subpart of Hainaut, sometimes regarded as part of Artois
-: dep Aisne, ar Cambrai;


Commentary:
DIST:  Piemonte (around Torino) + Valle d'Aosta


Commentary:
-: N-W = present land includes marches Westfalen, Berg, Jülich, Köln, Kleve, part of Niedersachsen and of Geldern;
CASTLES:
-: ChG 1:79, 1962 (motte);


Commentary:
Mid-Glamorgan;  lordships of Glamorgan and Gower, recently added a part of honor of Newport from Monmouthshire;

CASTLES:
-: J Spurgeon, ChG 13:203, 1987 (85 sites);


Commentary:
province, NL, very similar to Obergeldern, the germano-dutch part of medieval Geldern / Guelders (gue);


Commentary:
-: ancien comté in marche d'armes & comté  of Toulouse, 
-:  4 castellanies (Laguiole, St.Geniez-d'Olt, Cassagnes-Begonhès, la Roque Valzergues); 
-: eveché de Albi/Rodez;  
-: senechausée de Rouergue (of Auvergne) = 5 baillies;
-: major fiefs: V/C.Carlat, Gévaudan, Béziers, Carcasonne, Albigeois, St.Antonin;
-: mountaineous region in dep Aveyron, adjacent to Rodez, around rivers l'Aveyron + Tarn + Lot + Viaur;
-: map 147-148;
-: castles: 10 < 1000, 20 < 1030, 23 < 1070, 48 < 1150 (i.a. 101 < 1150 and 129 < 1200);  
REF: Ch.G 14:6, 1988;


Commentary:
area between Moreuil - Rosieres - Ham - Montdidier in southeastern part of Picardie;


Commentary:
-- not a medieval marche, but region, parts later into Hessen (hen), Bayern (bav), and (Heilbronn-Mergentheim) in Land Baden-Württemberg (sou);
DIST:
-: 59 Kreise in NW Bayern;
-: 8 Kreise in B-W;
-: 6 Kreise in Hessen;
SUBUNITS:
-:  6 Kreise in hessischer Franken (UFr: Dreieich and Odenwald), map = =101-7;
-:  Unterfranken, 25 Kreise, incl. Aschaffenburg, Bad Kissingen, Schweinfurt and Würzburg, map = 102-1 & 104-1 / 112-3 & 104-12;
-:  Mittelfranken, 18 kreise, incl. Rothenburg a.d.T., Ansbach, Nürnberg and Eichstatt, map = 112-3 & 104-12 / 114-11 /125-11 & 126-10;
-:  Oberfranken, 16 Kreise, incl. Coburg, Hof, Kulmbach, Bamberg, Bayreuth and Forchheim, map = 104-2 & 105-3 /  114-11 & 116-9;
-:  8 Kreise in B-W (UFr & MFr: Tauberbischofsheim, Büchen, Mergentheim, Heilbronn, Künzelzau, Öhringen, Crailsheim and part of Schwäbish Hall), map = 111-5 & 112-11  / 122-5 & 123-3;
NOTE: 
-:
REF:  
-: HHStD; Kruse R 156; Ranft A;


Commentary:
usually East Prussia = Ostpreussen, the former territory of Deutsche Orden;


Commentary:
NOTE:
-:  as default, counties are from Mitchell N, Brault RAE or Burke GA, if no particular data are available; usually more than one county for each family as branches had manors all over the country by 1300; references usually not given for items in armorials listed in Brault RAE;
-: many items might belong to norf/suf, devon/som, lancs/westm;
-: also abbreviated [eng];


Commentary:
-: the kingdom of France, during the Middle Ages excl. Lorraine-Alsace & Franche-Comté & Rhône-valley, but incl. Flanders;
RE:
-: 'usage de France' , in tournaments, in the kingdom and surronding terrorites like bra, hai, hol, zel, rhe (als-lor), sav, dau, lan and pro -- according to Antoine de la Sale 'traité de tournois', Hiltmann SH 52;


Commentary:
Not a medieval marche d'armes, but a region along the upper Rhine covering parts of Alsace, Schwaben, Pfalz and northern Schweiz.
-: it is used as a chapter heading in RUG and Siebmacher 1605, and must not be confused with Rheinland-Pflaz or Nordrhein-Westphalen;


Commentary:
DIST: Campana + Molise + Puglia + Basilicata + Calabria


Commentary:
DIST:  Toscana + Emilia-Romagna + Marche (d.Ancona) + Umbria


Commentary:
DIST:  coastal area of Balkan along the Adriatic;
RE:
-: Croatia in Hungary (hoe);


Commentary:
TITLE:
-: Ruyers or Ruwieren was a superior marche d'armes;
-: the 'Ruyers' king-of-arms was appointed by the D.Brabant (as successor of the ancient kingdom of Lotharingia or Basse-Lorraine) and confirmed by the emperor (Ks.HRR) - a purely titular and ceremonial title; by 1430 this was in the hand of the D.Bourgogne;
TERRITORY:
-: variable extent of territory based on descriptions by Antoine de la Salle (1459) and Olivier la Marche -- Anrooij SR 67-76;
-: territory covered as ancient Lotharingia / Basse-Lorraine according to Pastoureau in Popoff GEL 12,
-: D.Basse-Lorraine =  the territory between Schelde/Escaut and Rhine with a small patch of the east bank between Bonn and Xanten  =  bra - hai - jul - gel - col - beg  -- Putzger HS #59 (c.1000);
-: territory covering east bank of Rhine, complementary to 'Poyers'  -- ?ref;
-: betw Meuse and Rhine -- Anrooij GC 341;
-: noted in Vermandois (VER, c.1300);
RE:
-: Poyers marche d'armes, between Somme and Meuse, the member marches were cha (incl. bur, frc, a.o.) sav, dau, pro, bra, hai, lie, hes, ardennois - probably all of mid & north France;
-: 'usage de France' , in tournaments, in the kingdom and surrounding terrorites like bra, hai, hol, zel, rhe (als-lor), sav, dau, lan and pro -- instituted by Charlemagne,  according to Antoine de la Sale 'traité de tournois'  -- Hiltmann SH 52-53;
REF:
-: Hiltmann SH 52-53; Jequier GG 4n19-20;  Anrooij GC 341; Anrooij SR 67-76; Popoff GEL 12;


Commentary:
-: superior marche d'armes between Somme and Meuse;
-: the member marches were cha (incl. bur, frc, a.o.) sav, dau, pro, bra, hai, lie, hes, ardennois - probably all of mid & north France;
SEE:
-: Ruyers marche d'armes, for more details;
-: 'usage de France' , in tournaments, in the kingdom and surronding terrorites like bra, hai, hol, zel, rhe (als-lor), sav, dau, lan and pro -- instituted by Charlemagne,  according to Antoine de la Sale 'traité de tournois', Hiltmann SH 52-53;


Commentary:
subregion in Picardy-Champagne, dep Aisne
-: map 12B4, pic - 23F1 - 24A1, cha


Commentary:
la Puisaye = la Pousaye, SW of Auxerre, map 79E2


Commentary:
comté; dep Eure-et-Loir, near Châteaudun (c-l-a); map 60A3


Commentary:
DIST:
-: dep Isère, part of the Dauphiné marche d'armes;
REF:
-: not in Raneke BHM;


Commentary:
comté, held by the count-bishop,  dep Ardêche;


Commentary:
-: ancient comté, S of Paris, covering parts of deps Loiret, Seine-et-Marne, Essonne, and Yonne;
REF:
-: wikipedia;


# tblSegments

Comment:
DATE: 1439-57;  accession of Arthur III D.Richmond 1457;  André de Laval Sr de Loheac, marechal de France 1439;
CONTENT:  fo.15v depicts Charles VII R.France 1422-61, Louis le dauphin and Charles de France, at the bottom Arthur de Bretagne 1393-1458, E.Richmond ?? & D.Bretagne 1457, connetable de France 1424, and Guillaume de Jouvenel des Ursins 1401-72, B.Trainel, chancelier de France 1445-61 + 1465-72.


Comment:
CONTENT:  3a = Foreign princes = 18-39;  3b = French princes = 40-75;
AB:43 Jean 'sans peur' D.Bourgogne;  AB:44 D.Alencon (& Normandie); AB:47 D.Bar (Anjou, Bar, Lorraine);  AB:48 Charles d'Anjou or his son (?);  AB:55 Jean de Nevers (!);  AB:59 Armagnac-Perdiac; AB:63 C.Dunois (!); AB:68 la Marche-Preaulx;


Comment:
CHAP.1,  
Ile-de-France (Loire/Orleans - Aine/Soissons-Oise) + Chartres + Perche + Dreux + Montfort + Valois + Dammartin + Beauce + Gastinois + Proie + Urepois + Brié + Veuque-le-Francois + Cité-de-Senlis;
DATE:
CONTENT:
COMPARE:
- no likeness to LBQ 1, URF 1;


Comment:
CHAP.2
Berry  & Touraine (Loire/Vienne - Rosne/Narbonne - Garonne);
DATE:  >1461 ?;  "..charles, fils de Charles V ..", 
-: Charles VII: D.Touraine, d.1461, 1419 D.Berry, 1422/1430 R.France;
-: Charles de France, 1446-72, D.Berry 1461, ys/Charles VII


Comment:
CHAP.3
ANALYSIS: FR Artois-1;
DATE: c.1380
CONTENT: Artois + ponthieu + Corbois + Vermandois;
-:  some faulty assignment of legends;  several instrances of inversed tinctures in going from NA blason to AB paited arms;
-:  some items apparently confused by AB or the NA copyist used as the source - reading and assignment to family corrected by Clemmensen 2003;
COMPARE: inspired, i.e. copied and edited, by NA segments 6 Vermandois-Beauvais (NA:916-1001) + 7 Ponthieu (NA:1002-1073) and 8 Artois-Corbie (NA:1074-1162);  NA is based on individual persons with replication af family arms and brisures, while AB is presenting families and seigneurships; consequently AB has eliminated practically all replications of family arms and besides som individual exclusions has not used large portions of the three segments, viz. NA:960-1009 (ver + pon), NA:1027-1035 (pon) and NA:1084-1146 (art) and NA:1160-1162.  The last part, AB:951-367,  is independent of NA;


Comment:
CHAP.4
2 cavaliers + 5 banners; 2 unfinished (AB:560+561);
COMPARE: 52/75 items in common with NA 2 Normandie (52/456), but in widely different order and neither AB 10 nor AB 28 are likely to be copied and/or edited from NA; however NA might have been consulted as AB 8 Artois is an edited version of NA 6-8 Artois-Vermandois;
REF: Popoff N;


Comment:
CHAP.5,  Anjou-Maine-Vendôme
1 on dais, 3 cavaliers;
COMPARE:  some arms in common with NA 4 Bretagne & Maine (NA:721-1052), NA probably not used as a source;


Comment:
Chap. 3.5
the segment contains mainly blank shields;


Comment:
CHAP.6
Champagne + Bar + Bourgogne + Franche-Comté + Nivernois + Beaujolais;
1 cavalier + 5 banners


Comment:
Chap. 6.3
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles from Bar-Lorraine and Rethel and Champagne;
COMPARE: RK + RUE 02 has 29/41 identical coats of arms in similar order;
REF: P Marot, 'les blasons lorrains de l'Armorial de Gilles le Bouvier', Memoires de la Société archéologique lorraine. Musée historique lorrain, 67:370-418, 1926-27;


Comment:
CHAP.7
Guienne (Loire - Pyrennées) + Toulouse;


Comment:
Chap. 2.4
1cavalier;  fo.121v-122r = 0 (blank shields); fo.122v-126r = 0;


Comment:
CHAP.8
fo.132r-132v = 0 (blank shields); fo.133r-133v = 0; 
DATE:  1450-57  Pierre II D.Bretagne;
C§ONTENT:  AB:1008 Aubigny has been modified (?);
COMPARE: 56 arms in common with NA 4 Bretagne & Maine (NA:721-869 = 56/149) and a number of arms from NA 4 in AB 11 Anjou;  it appears from the overall similar tendency that NA might have been one major source of AB's Bretagne segment, but is highly edited and amended;


Comment:
= CHAP.9
ui-AB 21n1-3;  AB:1147-1152 blanco, found in AB:1270-1275 in mixed order;


Comment:
Chap. 6.5
Savoie + Dauphiné + Provence (Rosne);


Comment:
CHAP.10
-: 5 iyems in RYN, URF and CHA - hardly dependent;


Comment:
CHAP.11
CONTENT:
REF: Storer-Clouston, 1937;


Comment:
Chap. 4.1b
COMPARE: many items in common with NA 2 Normandie (NA:147-603 = 456), but in widely different order and neither AB 10 nor AB 28 are likely to be copied and/or edited from NA 2; however NA might have been consulted as AB 8 Artois is an edited version of NA 6-8 Artois-Vermandois;
-: a short stretch of NA:446-474 (12/26, few repetitions) has a similar order as AB:1467-1480 (12/16);


Comment:
CHAP.12
¤ check with RYN 09-10, some overlap, several name only;


Comment:
Chap. 9.3
CONTENT:  31a = 1577-1624 (fo.181v) in common with RK/Ryneck c1490;  31b = 1625-1646 are vassals of the bishop of Metz 1419-1459;
-: RUE = RK/d;


Comment:
CHAP.13
DATE:  n.a.;
CONTENT:  english nobles and gentry, starting with dukes of Somerset, Exeter, York and Buckingham (royal), Beauchamp-Warwick, Montagu-Monthermer, Duke of Nhum - and including Warenne, Bryan and Beaufort (pre-legitimation, <1397);
COMPARE:
-: probably copied from fragments of older rolls (e.g. Bryan, extinct 1395) and improved on around 1440 (e.g. D.Somerset, D.Exeter);
NOTE: some marker shields from ETO (Dutton/buton), several items appear miscoloured, inverted or confounded, when compared with English armorials;


Comment:
Genealogi of the Kings of France from Louis VIII (1223) to Charles VII  (1422-61).


Comment:
DATE: 
-: <1371 king (jq) + 1382-85 vassals  (jq); 1366-72 (bma);
¤ GEL:698-699 / BEL:1312, 1301 s.n. = Wm E.Ross (d.1372); Walt Leslie (d.1382) E.Ross (j.u.), c.1366 gm/ Eufemia Ross (d&h);
CONTENT:
-: scottish nobles,
COMPARE:
-: BEL 45 anglo-scots, some similar items, not concordant, but in roughly similar order, several different arms;
¤ BEL 45 (15/48, BEO 1);
¤ BHM 32 (2071-2112 = 42/42); 
NOTE:
-: plates in Stodart incorrect  -- bma;
-: legend in french or scots;
-: many participants from the battle of Otterburn 1388;
REF:
-: Armstrong O; 
-: McAndrews SH 170-193;
-: Stodart (1881), Dunbar (1890) -- see McAndrew SH;


Comment:
-: #548bis/10548; segment on a double spread, prestamped/-drawn shields, 5*3;
DATE: 
-: < 1388 according to Achen (Herman/Henning  Podebusk d.1388), additions >1441 (clem);
CONTENT: 
-: royal arms and banner 'Dannebrog', danish and german nobles in royal service;
-: at least 3 coats (Murach, Parsberg og Rosenkrantz) are c.1441-1448 (with Christoffer von Bayern R.Danmark 1441-48), have grilled helmets instead of the usual tilting helmets and legends in red ink - later inserts, possibly by the editor of Lyncenich, which use similar helmets (e.g. LYN:2v), LYN, GEL and ETO were used for BHM;
-: banner 'Dannebrog' as GEL:548bis attached to the crest of GEL:548 'denemarke';
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL  03 = 110-114 (4/5);
-: the 4 common coats in BEL 3 (110-114 = 5) might have been copied from GEL or more probable taken from a common source;
-: BEL:111 Slesvig is unique to BEL;
-: Dannebrog is a shield in BEL:112;
¤ BHM 55 (3292-3297+13292 = 7) is copied from GEL and similar in style, but has omitted Murach and Parsberg;
-: Limbeek is solitary at the bottom of BEL:4v as BEL:568; and on the opposite page on GEL:56r following the late additions; 
-: GEL:555 Uf is solitary on GEL:56r12 and similarly solitary as BHM:3297 on left bottom corner of BHM:215v;
-: BEL items are unfinished, but in similar style and detail of drawing, though not by the same hand, and without crests;
NOTE:
-: #550, 551, 553 flatted grilled helmets, later additions;
REF:
-: Achen GD;
-: NG Bartholdy: '..date of BHM',  HerT 97:297-302, 2008;
-: Clemmensen LF =  'Ligheder ..', HerT 98:nn, 2008;


Comment:
DATE: <1373 (jq), no evidence;
¤ #201 Hans von Panwitz as in BEL:396 in BEL 27 Meissen segment, same Sa-Az shift;


Comment:
DATE:
-:  1382-85 (pae);  c1370-80 (ljq?); edited >1388 (clem)
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 45 (10/48 similar, BEO 1), anglo-scots;
NOTE:
-: #557 Edward PoW d.1376; #558 Lionel of Antwerp, created Duke of Clarence in 1362 died in 1368, and the title was not used until 1411. The title E.Clare (#592) was not used after 1314, but #560 John Holand, c.1350-1400, was only created E.Huntingdon in 1388.
-: # 588 Fordham Bp.Durham; # 604 Bek Bp.Durham;


Comment:
DATE: >1382 (jq)
¤ 24a: angevin Sicily;
¤ 24b: aragonese Sicily;


Comment:
several crests; 3 banners;
DATE: uncertain, possibly  c.1380;
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 24 (357-380 = 19/21);
-:  BEL+GEL = 23/27 (jq);   
-: 3 banners in GEL as shields in BEL;
NOTE:
-: #762 Conrad Kraigh, fl.1357-77, in Prussia 1377; #763 Heinrich Gessler, d.1408, Kammermeister 1372, Landvogt 1386;


Comment:
DATE: 1380-90 (clem);
COMPARE: 
¤ BEL 39 (932-996 = 33/65);
¤ BHM 15a-g (967-990 = 40/81);  
-:  BEL+GEL = 32/42 (jq);   34 items in common with BEL 39 (BE:932-996 = 65) ; probably a parallel selection of vassals;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: 1380-90 (clem), from pattern;
-: c.1388, probably shortly after death of Wencelas of Luxembourg 1355-87 (jq 1972);
-: 1355-87 (jq 1972, 1983), as for BEL; 
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 36 (652-739 = 62/89); 
¤ BEL 54 (8/24 similar, BEO 8)
¤ BHM 05 (82/209, p&m) - 05b - ;
REF:
-: Jequier BG 298 (1972); Jequier BEL (1983);


Comment:
94v and parts of 94r, 95r empty shields;
ANALYSIS:  DE-Köln 1; 
-: see GEL segment 3 Köln (1) for relation to BEL and BHM;
DATE: 
-: 1369-70 (jq), >1370 (pae); 1380-90 (clem);
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 43 cle (some similar);
¤ BHM 21** (1336-1398 = 32/63)


Comment:
DATE: c1378-89  (jq, clem);
-: Arnold van Hoorn Bp.Liège 1378-1389;
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 22 (9/22);
-: no likely connection with BEL 31 (common  = 9/12, different order).


Comment:
DATE: c.1400 (jq);
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 25 (381-388 = 8/8) @ 39a (1353-1360);
¤ BHM 38b (2409-2430 =  9/17);
-:  96r12 crest added later;
-:  8 arms common to BEL segment 25 (BEL:381-388 = 8) some transposition.
-: savoyard arms apparently copied by BHM  with some transposition;


Comment:
fo.99v+100r = 0.
DATE: 1386-97;
-: Philip von Nassau, d.1429, Gf.Nassau-Weilburg 1368 & Saarbrücken 1381;
-: #1411 Adolph von Nassau-Dillenburg, 1362-1420, Gf.Dietz (j.u., c.1386-97)


Comment:
103rv, 104r blank pages;  1499-1510 blanco, excl. 1500 (105v1);
-: NB!  -- no enlarged principal coat in this segment;  in Raneke BHM described as a mix of germans;
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: a mix of gue/brg/bra/cle/utr and orientals; 
¤ a: 1441-1455  Geldern - all supplements from same period;
¤ b: 1456-1467 Kleve;
¤ c: 1468-1470 Berg;
¤ d: 1471 (102v) van Arkel;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM 46b (2912-2937 = 26/26) @ 45a (25, gue);
¤ similar items in BEL 38 (4/46), 40 (7/137), 41 (3/39), and 43 (9/94);


Comment:
mostly later addition
#1671bis;
CONTENT:
¤ 50a: 1660 HM/OT;
¤ 50b: 1661-1671 brabantians, mostly patricians from Bruxelles;


Comment:
112r blank page;
ANCESTORS:  'le quartiers de Marie de Bourgogne'; 
DATE: >1404 (pae); later addition, no crests
¤ ancestors of Marie de Bourgogne (d.1463), daughter of Jean 'sans peur', married Adolph von Kleve in 1404;
REF:
¤ Jequier  MB;


Comment:
fo.113v-120v = 0.
16C additions ! , no crests


Comment:
15C additions, tilting helmets; #1703bis;
HEROLD:
-: # 1706 (122r) herald in Geldern tabard;
NOTE: 
#1707 (122v)  Foix, later legend;
¤ Hector & Guillaume de Flavy (fl.1430),  Antoine D.Brabant (d.1415), a.o.


Comment:
DATE: 1369-75 (pae, all of HRR !);
¤ some of the more obscure princes of the HRR;
¤ 26r pen drawing of emperor, 6 electors, possibly of Claes Heinenzoon;


Comment:
hen/pal/tre/sou
ANALYSIS:  DE-Mainz 1;
DATE:
-:  probably 1380-90 (clem);
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 15 (206-233 = 20/28);
¤ BHM 23 (1442-83 = 42/42), copied from GEL;  
¤ 30r-31v blank pages;
#16 Nassau grilled helmet & later legend similar to BHM:1445 (tilting helmet), later type lion, not in BEL;
#21 tilting helmet, similar crest;
#54 grilled helmet & later legend similar to BHM:1483 (tilting helmet), not in BEL;


Comment:
fo.30r-31v = 0.
ANALYSIS:  DE-Köln 1;
COMPARE:  12 common arms in BE segment 16 (BE:234-252 = 19); probably a matching selection of vassals, but from the relative layouts unlikely to be a copy. 
DATE: 
-: 1369-70 (jq); > 1370 (pae); probably 1380-90 (clem);
CONTENT:
-: 3 magi;
-: 03a = #55-81;
-: 03b = #82-96;
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 16 ( 234-252 = 12/19) @ 03a;
¤ BEL 43 (17/94) @ 03b (82-96);
¤ BHM 21 (1336-1398 =  62/63), GEL 03 with GEL 37 (GEL:1309-1340 = 32) inserts;  
-:  Crests in GEL, none in BEL;


Comment:
CONTENT:
#147bis, #153bis; bavarians and palatines;
#147-158 tilting helmets;
¤ 34v (3 items), 35r empty shields, 35v (1 item);
COMPARE:
¤ BHM 49 (3047-3063 = 15/16);


Comment:
sax/bru/anh/bas/hen/thu a.o.
DATE:  1368 (jq);
COMPARE:  
-:  from this overlap BEL have assigned 4 to BEL segment 20 Teck and 5 items to Brandenburg, Bayern and Nürnberg.   
¤ BEL 19 (298-316 = 16/19) ;
¤ BEL 20 teck (4 similar);
¤ BHM 51 (3118-3155 = 38/38);


Comment:
DATE: 
-: 1386-1390 (jq BEL);  1380-84 (Jequier BG, 1972);  c1370 (clem);  1369-75 (pae)
CONTENT:
-:  french nobles, possibly including prominent personalities of 1356 Poitiers campaign (Neuville-Audreghem d.1371, Charny, Clermont d.1356, Meingre-Boucicaut sr d.1368); 
-: Evreux-Etampes extinct 1381,  Guesclin conF 1370, Clisson conF 1380, Ponthieu confiscated 1380): 
-: Jean de Dormans, d.1373, Bp.Beauvais 1360, cardinal 1368, chancellor of France 1357-1371, not Miles 1374-91;
-: Meingre-Boucicaut jr would be a problem, b.1366, GFM 1391);
-: Jean 'le blond' de Melun [443], sealed 1393;
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 01 (1-108 = 67/108) - dated c.1370 (clem) / 1364-68 (jq);
¤ BHM 30 (1799-1902 = 102/104); 
-: #368, 475 misnamed as BEL:356, 1724;
-: 102 arms of GEL 13 (or variants hereof) in BHM segment 30 in roughly similar order; 39 arms left out of copying are to be found in BHM 29, 51 only in GEL;  
-:  little correlation outside BEL:1-44, where a roughly similar order is found among principal nobles;


Comment:
DATE:
-:  c.1370 (jq); 1371-79 (pae);
CONTENT: 
-: Hungary & Poland =  hoe/sil/boh/pol/mor;
COMPARE:
¤ BEL 49 (15/76, BEO 3),
¤ BEL 55 (10/36, BEO 9),
¤ BHM 54 (3258-3291 = 31/34); 
NOTE: 
-:  Louis d'Anjou R.Hongrie 1342, R.Polen & Dalmatie 1370;
-: BEL:3v;


Comment:
ANALYSIS: Analyse 4-sue = BEL-sue;
DATE: 
-:  1385-86  (jq); c.1380 / 1381 (clem);
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 09 (166-185 = 12/20), more versions of the arms of Sweden in BEL, essentially similar;
¤ BHM 58 (3342-3354 = 12/12); 
¤  LBQ 42 - from BEL; 
REF:
-: Scheffer GS;
NOTE:  
-: Albrecht Hz.Mecklenburg 1379 & R.Sweden 1363-89, d.1412;  probably taken from notes of a tournament outside Wismar in 1381, when he visited Mecklenburg;
¤ #725 Tyrgils Knutsson, marshal of Sweden, executed 1306;


Comment:
Hessen-Nassau;
DATE: 
-: c.1370 in BEL (jq);
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 29** ( 422-443 =  13/19);
¤ BHM 13 (916-939 = 24/24); 
-: BEL 28-29** = 422-443 (15/21);
-: 12 arms common to BEL 28 Hessen (BEL:425-443 = 19) with an additional 3 items from GEL 40 as sole coats on BEL:30v bottom row, usually grouped with BEL 28 Nürnberg; 
-:  BEL:422 Savelnheim having same arms as GEL:1372 Hever;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: 1382-90  (Dahlerup), possibly 1382-85 (clem), based on Höcken and Siggem as well as the last Graf von Plön; 
-: <1404 (jq);
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 34** (550-568 = 17/19);  
¤ BHM 14 (940-957 = 18/18);
-: BHM copied from GEL, fo.75r = 7, no changes;  
-:  less BEL:566 (Aewersdorf) + 568 (Limbek), GEL:1406 Ahlefeldt added; 
NOTE:  
-: some misidentifications by Adam-Even corrected by Dahlerup;
REF: 
-: Dahlerup GH = T Dahlerup, HerT 3/23:147-153, 1971;


Comment:
DATE: c.1380 (jq)
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL 31 (509-536 = 21/22); 
¤ BHM 46a (2889-2911 =  23/23);
-: BEL+GEL = 21/27 (jq);   21 arms common to BEL 31 (22 = BEL:509-536),  
-: GEL:1417 (Mecklenburg with different crest  from GEL:1414; GEL:1417 + crest = BEL:531 + crest) being replaced by BEL:512 Rügen, in slightly different sequence;  
-:  transferred 3 items to the next segment together with 1 of 2 in GE 42 Stettin.


Comment:
CONTENT: 
-:  dioceses Münster, Paderborn, Osnabrück, suffragans of Köln;   mar/wes/cle/beg; 
COMPARE: 
¤ BEL 30 (444-508 = 31/65);
¤ BEL 41 beg (5/39);
¤ BEL 43 cle (3/94); 
¤ BHM 08 (528-587 = 45/60);
-: BEL+GEL = 30/48 (jq);  31 arms common to BEL 30 Münster (BEL:444-508 = 65),


Comment:
DATE: 1380-90 (clem);
CONTENT:
-:  93r  has 36 members of the 'Gecken' or 'Fou' society in 1381 with blazons as in KBR, ms.III.712:133r-134v;
COMPARE: 
¤ BEL 43a (12/12), from BEL:1192-1255 = 94;
¤ BHM 06b (441-475 = 12/35);  
-: 12/12 in first part of BEL 43 = BEL:1192-1255 = 94, widely distributed;
CHECK:
-: LYN:1484-1497  (..);


Comment:
DATE: 
-:  >1382 (jq); 1361-1380 (clem);
COMPARE: 
¤ BEL 35 (569-651 = 68/83); 
¤ BHM  12 (818-915), overlap of 19/98 similar; 
¤ LYN:1887-1939 (..) -- possibly same source by different route;
-: 2 transpositions from BEL;
-:  some legends revised in later hand;
-: BEL+GEL = 68/87 (jq);  68 common with BEL 35 = BEL:569-651 = 83) and some additional variants of GEL items;
NOTE:
-: false argument  from Jéquier for 1382, when Louis (II, d.1384) de Mâle inherited Marguerite de France (d.1382) and the comté de Nevers (#925), as Nevers came to Flanders 1305 by marriage of Robert C.Flanders (d.1322) and Iolanthe de Bourgogne, and Rethel in 1322 on the succession of his granson Louis (I, d.1346); she only inherited Artois & Franche-Comté in 1361 from Philippe de Rouvier D&C.Bourgogne - probably later improvement, or because the counties were administered by Louis de Mâle;
-: #959 Sohier de Gent, d.1384, marFla 1362 = BEL:591;


Comment:
RE: BEL segment 32 Mecklenburg-Stettin-Pommern.


Comment:
DATE:  
-: 1374-85, probably 10.1383-1385 re duplicates of Dinan (793, 800) and Tournemine (789,797)  - pas; 
-: >1384  (pae; Jequier BG 299);
-: >1365 (Jequier BEL 38);
COMPARE:  
-: No discernible relation to BHM - overlap of 19/79 nor to  NAV;  no bretons in EE/ETO;  4 in BEL;
REF: 
-: Pastoureau, 1975, Cah.Her 3:75-91;


Comment:
fo.77r, 78r-79v = 0; #908bis;
DATE:  later addition  (pae), parly < 1414, partly c.1440/50 (clem);
-: among the sources of BHM 05b;
¤ later addition, 76r-77v single sheets insert; tilting helmets on all, except 77v1 grilled, 77v2 pot helmet;
¤ 30a: 76r, 907-909 (4) Limburg, < 1414;
¤ 30b: 76v, 910-914 (5) Brabant-Limburg, c.1440/50;
¤ 30c: 77v, 915-922 (8) Brabant-Limburg, c.1440/50;


Comment:
DATE: 1334 (in text)
défis de Jean III D.Brabant
#1726 (2v) boar in Brabant cape;
¤ hand A;


Comment:
DATE: 1345 (battle)
those killed in the battle of Stavoren 1345;
¤ hand A;


Comment:
les louanges de preux chevaliers; 12 laudatory poems,
DATE: 1340 (vb), c.1400 & >1408 (wa);
eulogies of  famous knights
¤ 9v-18v (nos.1-11) hand B, 18v-21r (no.12 D.Juliers) hand C;
NOTE:
-: #1748 Gert 'der grosse' / 'den kullede' Gf.Holstein d.1340.
REF:
¤ Jequier LP; Anrooij SR;


Comment:
later addition
¤ 22v, 23v, 24rv, 25rv blank pages;
¤ 59a: arms of Jean (IV) D.Brabant (1403-1427) and his brother Philippe C.St.Pol & D.Brabant (1389-1430), < 1427;
¤ 59b: Niccolo (III) d'Este M.Ferrara (d.1441), arms of 1431;


Comment:
fo.55v-63v = 0,  fo.57v D.Bourgogne (ancien);
ANALYSIS:  FR-France 1, see GpETO segm 110 - mainly northern french nobility from a burgundian perspective;
DATE:  Jean de Bourgogne was appointed C.Etampes [EE:345] by Philippe 'bon' in 1434, and was the younger brother of Charles C.Nevers [EE:334];
NOTE:   arms of persons born 1350-70 and the following generation, eg. Orleans (Pas EE 2:23);
COMPARE:  BHM og EEfo.47v-53v identical;


Comment:
Douze pairs de France; a traditional element; 6 ecclesiastical pairs and  6 princes, 4 of which belonged to the crown;
COMPARE:  BHMsegm 29a+b = 73.


Comment:
fo.16v+17r=0.    
DATE:  no specific date
CONTENT: Holy German Emperor & Electors =    Emperor 1r,  Ebf.Trier 1v, Ebf.Mainz 2r, Ebf.Trier 2v,  Hz.Sachsen 5r,  Mgf.Brandenburg 5v, Hz.Bayern 10v, [ Hz.Brabant 11r, misplaced ], Hz.Schwaben 16r;


Comment:
fo.73r = 0; 70v mounted figure;
ANALYSIS:  FR-Flanders 1, see GpETO segm. 113;
DATE:  Eeckhout proposes 1418-22, likely but not verified; Philippe 'le bon' 1421 expedition to Paris in revenge for the murder of his father, Jean 'sans peur';
COMPARE:  BHM (= 98; E/4*3HJ)  copied from EE (= 101) except unfinished coats and; BHM12a = 3 Flandern-arms; BHM12b = EE-13. Many arms also present in many coats found in BE 34 (BE:569-651 = ?/83), GOR 27, GEL 31 (GE:923-1009 = ?/87) and LYN 62 (LYN:1887-1939 = ?/162), but in different order;  
REF:  Eeckhout  F, 1997.


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  DE-Holland 1; see GpETO segm 106;
DATE:  1434 as Zeeland
COMPARE: similarity between BHM-25b og EEfo.33v-34r, some exchanges and replacements; crests in BHM


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  DE-Austria 1; EE2-aut.doc; see GpETO segm 102;
DATE:  1422-1438 (Albrecht V as MGf.Mähren, c1422 gm/ Elis of Hungary 1409-42), obtained by St.Remy 'Toison d'or', probably 1433 from 'Österreich' king-of-arms at wedding of Louis de Savoie C.Geneve and Anne de Lusignan-Chypre;
CONTENT: 4 subsegments, no crests, standard layout;   2a)  Hz. Österreich (mounted, EE:10, fo.17v);  2b)  habsburger Erbländer (EE:11-22 = 12);  2c) austrian nobility and gentry (EE:23-135 = 113);  2d) tiroler gentry (EE:136-185 = 50); 
COMPARE:  EE-2a-d (= 176) and BHM-11a-e identical; some crests in BHM;
-: (b) = BHM 11;
-: (c ) = AR/b = BN FF.8199 fo.2r-12r+.. = 1-138+..
CHECK:  Habsburg MGf.Mähren; Tiroler and Austrian local arms matriculations; some armorials;


Comment:
fo.35v-37r = 0.  
ANALYSIS:  DE-Holland 1; see GpETO segment 107;
DATE: Frank van Borselen became C.Ostrevant for life when he married Johanne von Beieren  and she surrendered Holland in March 1434;
COMPARE: BHM segment 26a+b = 31similarity between  BHM-26a (1588-1613) = 25 and ETO:35r (25)  - some replacements; 5 additions at the end; superficial similarity to GEL


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  EN-England 1.  
DATE: spring 1397 (clem);
COMPARE: EE:691 = R.Engl ; all english peers and selection of gentry, full identification available; compiled spring-autumn 1397 by a burgundian herald-trainee (?) at the English court of Richard II and his french-born child queen. Eeckhout 1997 noted method of copying into BHM, but regards BHM as more logical (sic !);
-:  (b) = BHM,  BHM segment 31 is a full copy of all 168 items. The first BHM page is a conventional copy, but the rest of BHM copied from EE across both pages;
-:  (c) = AR/a, BL Add.11542 fo.94r-955v+103r-106r = 168 arms in 4x4 layout, same style and hand 'A' as EE, different order, 2 additions, 6 doubles, 8 left out (EE:45+118+138+139+140+151+156); concordance AR:EE in alternating subsegments of 4 taken from different pages, some transpositions and inserts; EE-en is probably a revision of AR;
-: (d+e+f ?) English sections in LYN, NLU and AB appears to have considerable overlap to EE; indication of using the same source ?;
NOTE:  possibly occational or ordinaria, arms <1420 (Pastoureau EE 2:23);
REF: S Clemmensen 1996-2000;


Comment:
fo.66v-68v = 0.  
COMPARE:  ETO identical to BHM; copied from Wijnberghen armorial c.1280 (WIN,pae+lj). EE = 101; BHM = 102, 
EE is less BHM:2556,  EEfo.64v-65v = BHMfo.162r-165r7 = WN:319-400,  EEfo.66r and BHMfo.165r8-166r9 are exerpts from WN:401-564 (WN/nor = 319-494 = 176).


Comment:
fo.22v=0.  
NOTE:   Hz.Brieg was MMF/ Phil III D.Bourgogne, also BHM:216


Comment:
fo.43r-47r = 0.   
CONTENT:  Mgf.Meissen 37v, Hz.Luxembourg 40v, Hz.Berg 41v, Hz.Geldern 42v ;
NOTE: Berg and Geldern might have been intended as leads for segment 4 Jülich;  Adolf d.1437, Hz.Jülich 1423, Gf.Berg 1408;  Reinald IV d.1423, Hz.Jülich & Geldern;


Comment:
fo.115v-118v = 0.    
DATE:  c1430; 
CONTENT:  R.Castille 82r, R.Norge 87r, R.Ungarn 92r, R.Böhmen 97r, R.Sicile (René d'Anjou, fl.1430) 100r, R.Portugal 105r, R.Aragon 108r, R.Navarre 115r (Juan II 1397-1479, R.Aragon 1458 & Navarre 1425, gm1/ Blanche de Evreux-Navarre, gm2/ Juanita di Castilia)


Comment:
fo.24r-31r=0.  
DATE:  probably 1434-35, no evidence from single-arms shields, but the 2 chevaliers, Jülich-Geldern (EE:320) and Jülich-Berg (EE:319), ruled until 1423 and from 1423 respectively; 
CONTENT:  folio 23 was misplaced during rebinding; jülicher nobility;
COMPARE: incorporated into BHM's reediting of GEL's Jülich and Berg segments;


Comment:
fo.132v-139v = 0.  
CONTENT: probably scottish nobles in french military service c1424; date depends on Archibald, s/ Archibald Douglas d.1424 created D.Touraine 1424; 
NOTE: is the R.Scots a 16C addition ? (cm+pas); 'da' or 'oc' watermark ? (cm+pas);
-: arms of 1425-35  (Pas ETO 2:24); 
REF:  Colin Campbell, Coat of Arms 1973;


Comment:
NOTE: Limbourg was united with Brabant 1283; by 1430 the dukedom and territory was acquired by Philippe 'bon' D.Bourgogne;


Comment:
ANALYSIS 5 , see  ETOGp 117;
-:  identical sources used for LYN 34 and BHM 34, as well as BHM 10 and LYN 58 Lithuania; BHM 34 used some legends from GEL 14 as supplementary information;
DATE: c.1440-50 ? (ah);
CONTENT: polish nobles with a few of german origin;
COMPARE: 
-:  some 56 arms are identical in ETO 17 and BHM 34 = BHM:2159-2237 (79), but many have different legends; the 2 editors must have using different sources; 
-: The curial diplomat Nikolaj Lasocki is proposed (by Pinches ?) as a source during his visit to Arras in 1435, another possibility is a burgundian herald travelling to Poland and possibly to Deutsche Orden in Königsberg;

REF: Heymowski 1967 (ref BHM4); Pinches ETO (with persons proposed by Heymowski);


Comment:
fo.69v-70v = 0. 
NOTE:  'oe' or 'cr' watermark (cm+pas), intended as lead for a segment ?


Comment:
fo.74v-75v = 0; 77v = 0.  
ANALYSIS:  FR-Artois 1, see GpETO segm. 114;  
DATE: probably c1430 (sc);
CONTENT:  fo.74r Artois (cm+pas), fo.76r-77r Vermandois (cm+pas).
COMPARE: some similarity to BHM-44 Corbie (2664-2742 = 78, ..), little with BHM-45 Artois (2743-2888 = 146, ?). Territories became burgundian 1383 when Phil 'hardi' married Marguerite de Flandre;


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  see GpETO 120
-: Chevaliers de l'Ordre de la Toison d'Or, including knights promoted at institution and the first three chapters (1429/30 + 31 + 32+ 33) arranged as a carrousel. No promotions during 1435 and 1436 chapters, 1440-chapter promotions as names only.
DATE: 1433-40;
REF:  C Merindol & M Pastoureau 1986;


Comment:
some names without drawings of mounted knights (i.e. segments 1,3,8, 16) interspaced or following the main section of Chevaliers de la Toison d'or


Comment:
fo.104r=0.  
COMPARE: 
-: BHM copied from GEL (42 items); fo.103v = 9. Arms from hen/pal/tre/sou


Comment:
DATE:   
-: Dietrich II von Mörs, Abp.Köln 1414-63 (BHM:1336, as in GOR + LYN:150); 
-: see GEL for date of items;
CONTENT:  
-: the 3 Magi and vassals of Ebf. Köln - all copied from GEL;
-: a few forenames taken from GEL, crests on most;
COMPARE:  
-: GEL 3 (55-96 = 39/42) & GEL 37 (1309-1340 = 32) merged by simple copying, 3 large fragments from GEL 3 interspaced with 2 larger fragments from GEL 37 and several smaller fragments from each, a few transpositions, 
-: the arms are slightly modified for 6 items;
-: about a dozen from GEL 37 are also in GEL 3, none repeated, a small serial overlap between GEL:59-64 and GEL:1310-1314;
-: insert of BHM:1344 Vogt von Köln {Neuenahr qtg Alphen} might come from LYN:16;
-: editing might reflect changes in importance from GEL:1309 Friedrich von Saarwerden (Abp.Köln 1370-1414, arms also in BHM:1341/GEL:1311, no personal arms in GEL:55;


Comment:
fo.101rv=0.  
DATE:
-: see GEL + LYN
CONTENT: 
-: arms of nobles from  tre/pal/col/sou/hen. Abp.Trier is unnamed;
COMPARE:
-: BHM 22a = 99r1-100v4 (1399-1435 = 37) =  GEL  4 (97-133 = 37/38), less GEL:109 Dirnstein;
-: BHM 22b =  100v5-10 (1436-1441 = 6) = appendage of LYN 46 (6/11), but all of LYN-46 (1414-1424 = 11) is in BHM-22, except LYN:1422 Staffel;
NOTE:  
-: Ebf.Trier: Raban von Helmstätt 1430-39,  Jakob Sierck 1439-56 (LYN:239), Cuno von Falckenstein 1362-88 (GOR:322),  Werner von Falckenstein 1388-1418;
-: 6 items from LYN -- Raneke BHM 46;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: see GEL and LYN;
CONTENT:
-:  nobles from Böhmen and Mähren, crests supplied from GEL;
-: 9 items on 144r as lead item is enlarged, 1 item on 146r;
-: in 3 subsegments by source and apparent territorial affiliation;
COMPARE: 
-:  GEL 5  GEL  5 (134-145 = 12/12) is in sequence, exept GEL:136+141, one insert and one transposed in sequence,
-:  LYN 39 (65r-66v, 965-1008 = 42/44, 3x4, no crests) in irregular order, LYN:992 (Lippe) +1007 (Duba & Leip / Fetow) omitted, legend in LYN are in a secondary hand, no obvious copying pattern, might come from common source rather than LYN;
-: LBQ 40 (473r-474r, 3374-3390  = 17/17, Moravia) and LBQ 41 (477r-479r, 3391-3418 = 28), a total of 45, copied from LYN 39;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 33a (Bohemia) =  144r1-144v3 (2113-2124 = 12) = GEL  5 (134-145 = 11/12), with BHM:2123 Richansky insert, GEL:136 transposed, 10 items in common with LYN (between LYN:966 and LYN:983);
-: 33b (Bohemia)  = 144r4-145v4 (2125-2149 = 25) =  LYN 39** (major portion in irregular order, 3 small fragments: 978-980 + 990-991 + 994-995);
-: 33c (Moravia) = 145v5-146r (2150-2158 = 9) =  LYN 39** (993, 999, 1002-1006, 1008-1009, irregular order);
NOTE:
-: LBQ not known to Raneke;
REF:  
-: Heymowski CB = BHM5 = Les blasons de la chevallerie de Bohême dans l'amorial Bergshammar, AH, 1968, 82:18-26;


Comment:
DATE:
-: see GEL;
CONTENTS:
-: nobles from Pfalz, no crests, surnames only;
COMPARE: 
-: concordant with GEL  6 (146-159 = 15/16), incl. GEL:147bis+153bis, 156 Murach repeated, 149 transposed. 159 Cop omitted;


Comment:
fo.207v = 4;
DATE:  see GEL;
CONTENT:
-: Arms from sax/bru/anh/bas/hen/thu;
-: from GEL 7 (160-199 = 40);


Comment:
DATE:
-: see GEL
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Bayern in 2 subsegments;  surnames only;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-:  BHM 50a (203r1-204r10, 3064-3096 = 33, crests) = GEL 9 (39r-40v, 202-234 = 31/33, incl. late additions), concordant, GEL:203+216 omitted, LYN:948 + 1 ui inserted, several items in common with LYN 38;
-:  BHM 50b (204r11-205r7, 3097-3117 = 21, no crests), exept  crest on BHM:3097 (from GEL:551) is made up of a mix of items also in LYN 38** (63r-64v, 942-965 = 13/21) and 8 items from an unidentified source;
NOTE: 
-: no counterpart to BHM:3077 Stein (GEL:216 replacement);
-: BHM:3086 Nothaft (LYN:948 = GEL:150); 
-: GEL:203 Leuchtenberg omitted;


Comment:
BHMfo.124v = 12;  
CONTENT:
-: french nobles, no crests, surnames only;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 29a = 1726-1738 (13) is 'douze pairs de France' - collected from ETO 9 mounted figures;
-: 29b = (122v-124v; 1739-1798 = 60) is a simple copy of ETO 10 (54r-55r, 343-402)


Comment:
Douze Pairs de France.   
COMPARE: 
-: BHM 29a is ETO  9 (pas 330-342 = 13) condensed ino a single page;


Comment:
fo.129r = 8, fo.129v-133v = 0.  
DATE:  
-: c1380 (clem), 1386-90 (lj); 
-: BHM:1811 Audregem (d.1370, marF 1351), 1812 Sancerre (d.1402, marF 1369), 1813 Boucicaut (I: d.1367, marF 1356; II: d.1421, marF 1391), 1814 Clermont (d.1356, marF 1352);
CONTENT: 
-: french nobles, starting with several counts and 4 marshals of France;
-: crests on nearly all, surnames only in BHM, several forenames in corresponding items of GEL;
COMPARE:  
-: items selected from GEL 13 (308-499 = 102/192) with identical legends and in roughly similar order  -  some transpositions;  
-: 39 arms left out of copying are to be found in BHM 29 (copied from ETO);
-: 51 arms from GEL 13 are not in BHM;  
-: no obvious explanation for exclusions (incl. Guesclin and Clisson);  
-: key items, such as marshals named with titles and Miles de Dormans Bf.Beauvais 1374-87 chancelier de France (GEL:487/BHM:1889), show that this is a selection and not a reedit into contemporary personalities;


Comment:
DATE:
-: see GEL & LYN;
CONTENT:
-: Arms from sou/nur/sui;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 52a = 208r1-209r7 (3156-3186 = 31, crests) = GEL 10** (235-265 = 31);
-: 52b = 209r8-210r8 (3187-3211 = 25, no crests) = LYN 56 ** (1699-1731 = 24/33);
NOTE:
-: most of LYN 56 is in BHM 52a+b, except LYN:1700+1711+1712+1728, and might have been extracted irregularly from LYN or taken from a common source - but if common source, its layout cannot be reconstructed;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: see GEL + LYN;
CONTENT:
  arms of nobles or patricians from Franken, i.e. Nürnberg (Raneke BHM) or Würzburg (LYN); surnames only;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 53a Nürnberg = 221r1-212r7 (3212-3240 = 29, crests) = GEL 11 (266-295 = 30), excl GEL:286.
-: 53b Würzburg = 212r8-212v12 (3241-3257 = 17, no crests) =  LYN 64** (1922-1948 = 17/27);
COMPARE:
-: LYN 64 Würzburg (129v-130v, 1922-1948 = 27) has all items of BHM 53b and 5 from BHM 53a (= GEL 11), though in different order and with 6/17 having differences in tinctures and brisures, the date of LYN 64 is given by  Johann von Brunn., Bf.Würzburg 1411, d.1440; 
-: 53b might well come from a common source for BHM and LYN, possibly draft notes
NOTE:
-: segment named Nürnberg in Raneke BHM 55;


Comment:
fo.215r=0.  
DATE:
-: see GEL;
CONTENT:
-:  Ung + Pol; hoe/sil/boh/pol/mor;
COMPARE: 
-: GEL 14 (500-547 = 48), several omissions, Ungarn-mod & anc, Dalmatia added;
RANEKE:
-: Sent-Györgi is South Istria -- Raneke BHM;


Comment:
see GpETO segm 205 Brabant and 351 Limburg;
-: BHM has 2 subsegments; 
¤ 5a = BHM:27r-45r = BHM:221-427 (207), brabantian vassals; 45v blanco;
¤ 5b = BHM:46r-47v = BHM:428-439 (12), limburgian nobles;
DATE: 
-: c.1440;  Jan van Ranst S.Cantecroy d.1443 [278], a.o.
COMPARE:
-: not concordant with LYN, but large overlap with LYN 43 & 51 and GEL 29, possibly used as sources;


Comment:
fo.222r=0. 
COMPARE:  
-: copied from GEL 18 (637-678 = 41) less GEL:637; also in BEL (43)


Comment:
fo.219rv = 0.  2*cas/fo.218r + 1*nav/fo.218v.
COMPARE:
-: GEL 17 (635-636 = 2);
-: BHM:3299 Guzman de Medina-Sidonia added later, different rendering;


Comment:
fo.223v = 0; BHM:3354 = unfinished sketch, i.e. 12 armorial items;
-: fo.222v = 9, fo.223r = 4; 
ANALYSIS: 
-: Analyse 4-sue = BEL-sue = GEL-sue;
COMPARE:  
-: BHM copied from GEL 20 = GEL:721-732 (12/12);  
-: in BEL 9 (12/20);
-: in LBQ 42;
NOTE:  
-: attributed to a tournament in Mecklenburg 1385-86 held by Albrecht R.Sweden;
-: in GEL identified by Wrangel, cited by Adam, a few family names, e.g. Lejonlilja, not mentioned by Adam-Even;
-: BHM:3346 Tyrgils Knutson d.1306, Marshall of Sweden  --  Raneke;
REF:
-: HerT


Comment:
fo.227rv = 0.  René d'Anjou, titular King of Sicily.


Comment:
fo.72v = 0.  
ANALYSIS: FR-Flanders.  
DATE:  
-: 1418-22 (Eeckhout);
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Flandern, mostly without legends, crests added to many;
COMPARE:  
-: the segment is concordant withthe major part of  ETO 13 (71r-72v, pas 512-612 = 91/101, no crests) with 8 ETO-items replaced (i.a. Bernage, Flanders-Cassel, Ghistelle Qtly, Oudenaarde, extra Reigersvliet), and 2 omitted, 4 items inserted: BHM:819-820 Oud-Vlandern and Lille probably from GEL, Vijt and Bailleuil-Ypres from ui;
-: crests added, probably from GEL 31 (923-1009 = 87) - with many items in common;  
-: also many items in common with LYN 66 (133r-138v, 1992-2117 = 126) and with GOR 27 and BEL 34 (BEL:569-651 = ?/83), but in very different order;  
NOTE:
-: 2 hands in ETO 13, the secondary hand similar to the one used in BHM 12  on BHM:68v --  Raneke BHM 43;
REF:  
-: Eeckhout F, 1997;


Comment:
DATE:
-: see ETO 4 and GEL 33 & 35; see GpETO 104;
CONTENT:
-: 15a, ancestors of reigning count;
-: 15b-g = nobles from the personal union in 1423 of Jülich and Kleve, all transferred from either GEL or ETO;
COMPARE: 
-: forenames omitted in transfer from GEL, no forenames in ETO;
-: 15b = 76r1-4 = BHM:963-966 (4) = 3 arms from GEL 33* Jülich (1127-1128 + GEL:1275 Horst);
-: 15c = 76r5-77r7 = BHM:967-990 (24) =  ETO 4* (23r, 188-211 =24/29), the last 4 shields on fo.23v as subsegment 15e.  The arms in the subsegment are also found in GEL 33* Jülich (1130-1162), but in mixed order. Inserts BHM:971 = GEL:1130, BHM:973 = GOR:85; in ETO-Gp;
-: 15d = 77r8-12 = BHM:991-995 (5) = GEL 35* Berg (1272-1277 = 5, pt.);
-: 15e = 7v1-4 = BHM:996-999 (4) = ETO 4* (212-215, final pt, 23v);'
-: 15f = 77v5-78v5 = BHM:1000-1024 (25) = GEL 33* Jülich (1127-1168 = 22/42), omissions may be found in ETO 4 / BHM 15c;
-: 15g = 78v6-79r = BHM:1025-1043 (19) = GEL 35* Berg (1271-1296 = 19/26), 5 items preceeding GEL:1278 allready incorporated as BHM-15d;
RANEKE: 
-: segment 15 mostly from GEL as combination of GEL 35 Berg and GEL 33 Jülich with some sequences from LYN and BEL;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Geldern, all transferred from LYN or GEL; surnames only;
-: no crests in LYN 63, added here from corresponding items in GEL;
COMPARE: 
-: 16a -- see ancestors;
-: 16b = 80r1-83v3 = BHM:1049-1130 = LYN 63 (1841-1921 = 79/81);
-: 16c = 83v4-85r = BHM:1131-1164 = GEL 34** Geldern (1169-1270 = 102), selected from those items not already entred into BHM 15b;
-: BHM:1060 's.n.' [Ahaus] inserted, the corresponding item is LYN:1859 Brockhuizen;
-: BHM:1067 'van den donc' inserted from GEL:1214;
-: BHM:1103 'doorwert' {Or fess Az} is taken from GEL:1196, while its counterpart in LYN:1894 Heteren has {Or fess Az, billety Az};
RANEKE: 
-: in format D+E = 4x3 crested;
-: GEL 44 Mecklenburg + GEL 45 Geldern and BHM 46a+b Rheinland have many common items; removal of many brisures, many details of arms common between GEL and BHM, but different sequence;


Comment:
SURVEY: 2 subsegments, 16a = BHM:1044-1048 (5), ancestors; 16b = BHM:1049-1164 (116), nobility, total = 121;
ANCESTORS:  ancestral arms of Arnold van Egmond 1410-71, D.Guelders 1423;
COMPARE:
-:  identical to LYN 6 (7r, 103-107 = 5);


Comment:
fo.159rv+160r = 0.  
DATE:
-: see LYN and GEL;
-: Philippe C.Geneve d.1444, b/ Louis, BHM:2414;
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Savoie, surnames only, a few crests;
COMPARE: 
-:  BHM 38a ancestors of Louis D.Savoie (158r1-5, 2409-2413 = 5) is identical to LYN 61 (1818-1822);
-:  BHM 38b (158r6-158v8, 2414-2430 = 17) contain 5 fragments alternating from LYN 62  (125rv, 1823-1840 = 18) & GEL 39* (96r, 1353-1361 = 12), of which 9 items are attributed to LYN and 8 items to GEL, but there are more items in common;
RANEKE: 
-: style similar to BHM-39 Namur; from GEL except 7 without crests and 4 'ancestral';


Comment:
LGf; hen = Hessen-Nassau;
DATE: 
-: see GEL,  c1370;
COMPARE:  
-. BHM copied from GEL; fo.74r = 3;  BHM has crest not in GEL; no Hessen segment in ETO;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: 1382-90  (Dahlerup), possibly 1382-85 (clem), based on Höcken and Siggem as well as the last Graf von Plön;
COMPARE: 
-:  BHM copied from GEL, fo.75r = 7, no changes;  No Holsten segment in ETO;
NOTE:  
-: some misidentifications by Adam-Even corrected by Dahlerup;
CHK:
-: were they at Wismar 1386 ?
REF: 
-: T Dahlerup, HerT 3/23:147-153, 1971;


Comment:
COMPARE:  
-: 46a = GEL 44 (1414-1440 = 27);  BHM = 23, excl. GEL:1438-40;  ends fo.192r2, continuing with arms from gue/hol/cleve.


Comment:
fo.193v = 0;  BHM fo.193r = 4;
COMPARE: 
-: 46b = GEL 45 (1441-1471 = 31) 
-: nobles from Geldern  -- Raneke BHM 45;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: see GEL & LYN; 
CONTENT: 
-: nobility of grafschaft Mark, in union with Kleve (BHM-6) since 1392; ssurnames only, some crests;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 7a (50r1-51r11, 476-509 = 34) is a simple copy of GEL 47 Mark (108v-109r, 1587-1612 = 26), omitting GEL:1595 Hörde, and  with 7 items from LYN 80 inserted and BHM:488 'van buest' from ui source;
-: 7b (51r12-52r6, 510-527) is a simple copy of items, not already entered from GEL, of LYN 80 (173r-164v, 2792-2827 = 36), 2 items entered from ui source;
-: crests mostly from GEL;


Comment:
see GpETO segm 106;
fo.110r-11v=0.;
SURVEY:  BHM segment 25a+b+c = 89, starting with BHM:1499-1501, continued by ETO pg.51-53, finished by an independent compilation,  somewhat parallel to GEL, unlikely to be a direct copy;
DATE:
-: see ETO and GEL;
CONTENT:
-: arms of hollanders, many crests, surnames only, except BHM:1533 Claes van Boechorst (as in GEL:1094);
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 15a = 106r1-3 (1499-1501 = 3) = Holland, Voorne (from BHM 26 Zeeland), and Arkel;
-: 15b = 106r4-109r8 (1502-1576 = 75, many crests) = ETO 6 (51n-53n, pas 224-298 = clem 217-291 = 75, no crests), 6 inserts: 3 of Pot (replacing ETO:272-274 Drimmelen & Zijdwin), Wassenaer, Raephorst (replacing ETO:245 Wassenaer), repeat of ETO:285 Haamstede (replacing ETO:245 /269 Moordrecht);
-: 15c = 109r9-109v* (1577-1589 = 11, crest), probably a partly added residual of GEL 32 (1010-1126 = 117);
COMPARE: 
-: most arms of BHM 25 also present in GEL 32, which was probably used for adding crests;
REF:
-: Brokken HK 531 (biographies, c1350) + 575 (hoekse baillingen c1350);


Comment:
DATE:
-: see LYN;
-:  indeterminable, likely to be 1360-80 (BHM:1219 Enghien-Brienne, BHM:1220 Melun-Antoing), several important families extinct by 1427;
COMPARE: 
-: LYN 71 (2400-2485 = 85/86); 
-: not likely from GEL32 (hol-hai) = GEL:1010-1111;
RANEKE: 
-: Hennegau; fo.89v probably intended for a large presentation of Qtly Hainault-Holland;  
-: possibly from LYN;
-: 36 arms (incl. most crests) also found among items in GEL 32 (hol-hai),  but brisures have been removed in BHM;


Comment:
CONTENT: 
-: most european kingdoms; 4/pg, all crested;
-: BHM:21/4r1 's.n.' has no known counterpart; 
COMPARE: 
-: as LYN 25** (314-336 = 23, no crests) except for BHM:1 as imperial eagle, where LYN:314 is Dt.König, slightly irregular order, of the 4 arms  per page 2-3 are identical, 1-2 from preceding or succeding page; 
-: of LYN:333 (for BHM:20) is unfinished, and BHM:23 Armenia has different arms from LYN:329;
-: LYN has no crests, but they are easily obtainable, or as BHM:2 Paleologos may be added from fantasy, only MIL:200 has a (different) byzantian crest;
-: LYN, or a similar selection, might have been the inspiration, but the finished segment is artistically different;


Comment:
CONTENT: Kingdoms subject to the Holy Roman Empire, main vassals ! = Emp; DK + HU + Bö + SW + NO + PL;
3 ecclesiastical electors =  Köln + Trier + Mainz;
COMPARE: 
-: possibly inspired by LYN  25 as is BHM  1, and LYN 26 for electors;
NOTE:
-: BHM 2 and 3a-e represent the titled vassals of the HRR;


Comment:
SURVEY: 
-:  BHM 3 have 5-7 subsegments for a total  of 181 arms, and with BHM 2 represent the most important vassals of the HRR al. Germany;
-: BHM 3a-e is probably the herald's own composition from various sources;
CONTENT:  
-: 4 secular electors (Pfalz + Saxony + Brandenburg + Bohemia) in a 2x2 layout of affronted crested arms, with a natural connection to the 3 ecclesiastical electors appended to the end of segment 2;
COMPARE:
-: typical subsegment, which might come from anywhere, and be reshuffled by any editor;
-: BHM:36-37 similar to ETO:6-7 and LYN:340+342;


Comment:
fo.26r = 0.  
DATE: 
-: reign of Philippe 'le bon' 1419-67;
ANCESTORS:  
-: Philippe II 'le Bon' 1396-1467,  D.Burgundy &c 1419;
COMPARE:  
-: content identical to LYN 41c = LYN:1039-1043 (5/5);


Comment:
SURVEY:  
-: 2 subsegments; (a) = 440 + 440a-d, ancestors; (b) = BHM:441-475, nobility; total = 40 items;
ANCESTORS:  Johan I 1419-81, Hz.Cleves & Gf.Mark 1449; F + M + FM + MM;
DATE: >1449;
COMPARE: 
-: LYN-52a = LYN:1576-1579 (5/5) on p.220, almost identical in execution;
FORMAT: 
-: allegorical, a swan on an island surrounded by 4 banners; numeration on centerpiece and clockvise induces;
RANEKE: 
-: proband mistaken for his brother Adolf von Ravensten;
NOTE:
-: assigment questioned by NG Bartholdy, HerT 97 (2008);


Comment:
DATE: 
-: see GEL & LYN;
CONTENT:  
-: Bp.Munster/Osnabrück/Paderborn and their vassals; surnames only, several without legends, several crests from GEL;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 8a (528-563) taken from  GEL:1613-1650;
-: 8b (564-571) taken from LYN:2772-2781;
-: 8c (572-578) taken from GEL:1651-1659;
-: 8d (579-587) taken from LYN:2782-2791 with some transpositions;
COMPARE:  
-: items extracted by simple copying alternating between GEL 48 Westphalia (109v-111r, 1613-1659 = 45/48) and LYN 79 Münster (172rv, 2770-2791 = 22);
-: several items in both GEL and LYN are entered from GEL;


Comment:
see GpETO segm. 209;
DATE:  
-: 1456, from lead entry [BHM:588] when David de Bourgogne was translated from Therouanne to Utrecht;
-: The main subsegment is copied from Armorial Gelre with dating assumed 1375-90 (pae), but no firm evidence in GEL. However the very similar selection in BEL is dated 1379-83 (lj). Any subperiod 1380-95 is probable (-sc).
CONTENT: 
-: nobility of the prince-bishopric of Utrecht, surnames only, crests on most items; 
SUBSEGMENTS: 
-: 9a (56r1-57r4, 588-611 = 24) = GEL 46 (1560-1586 = 24/27) by simple copying, some items are also in LYN 77-78** (166rv + 167v-171v, 2686-2717 + 2718-2768 = 31+51 = 82):
-: 9b (57r5-12, 612-619 = 8) have 6 items selected from LYN 78 and the last two from ui source;
-: first 24 items copied from GEL segment 46 = GEL:1560-1586 (24/27);  
-:  Most items are also found in BEL segment 38 = BEL:886-931 (46) in random order.


Comment:
DATE:  
-: see LYN;
COMPARE:   
-: BHM 10 Lithuania = BHM:620-641 has full concordance to LYN 58 (1747-1768 = 22/22);
REF: Heymowski CB, 1967 (Raneke BHM ref.4);
NOTE: Casimir Jagiello d.1480, GHz.Litauen;


Comment:
fo.67v = 0.  
ANALYSIS:  
-: DE-Austria 1;  EE2-aut.doc; 
¤ see GpETO segm. 102;
DATE:  
-: 1422/38 ¤ 1416-1438, obtained by St.Remy 'Toison d'or', probably in 1433 from 'Österreich' king-of-arms at the wedding of Louis de Savoie C.Geneve and Anne de Lusignan-Chypre.
CONTENT: 
-: austrian nobility, legends as surnames on first 30 items, crests on separate pages, composite layout;   
SUBSEGMENTS
-: 11a =  fo.59r-60r, 642-674 = 33, C-layout, habsburger Erbländer followed by austrian nobility and gentry;   
-: 11b =  fo.60v-61r, partial set of crests for BHM:643-674 (32 items);  
-: 11c =  fo.61v-65r8, 675-767 = 93, variant of C-layout, austrian gentry;   
-: 11d =  fo.65r9-67r, 768-817 = 50, variant of C-layout, tiroler gentry;
COMPARE:  
-: a simple copy from ETO  2 (17v-21r, pas 11-186 = 175 = old 10-185), crests added from GEL 27 (70v-71r, 751-777 = 27);  
-: similar segment in other ETO clones, e.g. LYN, CLE and NLU;
-: APA c1425 / HCN c1260 / BN FF.8199 (197 items)
DOUBLES: 
-: BHM 20 Tyrol = latter part BHM-11d (BHM:793-817 = 25);
-: LYN 40 a.o.;
CHECK: 
-: Possible relation to ; GOR (186 items);  URF (164 items);


Comment:
ANCESTORS:  
-: ancesotrs of Isabelle de Bourbon  (1436-65), 1454 gm/  Charles ’le temeraire’ (1433-76).  
-: Charles gm1/ Catherine de France (1428-1446). 
-: BHM:1165 =  Charles I D.Bourbon (1401-56, F),  1166 = Agnes de Bourgogne (M, datter af Jean ’sans peur’ D.Bourgogne),  1167 + 1168 = Isabelle,  1169 =  Marie de Berry (d.1434, FM),  1170 =  Marguerite van Wittelsbach-Holland (MM).
DATE:  
-: 1447-54;
RANEKE:
-:  for Charles (I) Bourbon and his wife Agnes de Bourgogne;


Comment:
-: Raneke format D+E (3*4, crest);
DATE: 
-: 1419-1455 (LYN 50, clem);
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Hesbaye, few legends in last half, crests on nearly all items;
COMPARE: 
-: might be own collation, or a source common to LYN and BHM;
-: 42 items are also found in LYN 50 Hesbaye (104r-107v, 1482-1563 = 82, no crests), in increasing, but irregular order;
-: 3 items might have been added from LYN 2 Heinsberg (LYN:41-43), and there are several items in common between BHM 18, LYN 2 and LYN 50;
-: no need to assume GEL as a partial source;
RANEKE: 
-: independent compilation; a few from GEL = GEL:1344-1352 (7); 
-: several identifications are different from Clemmensen;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: >1439 (from 20a, Sigismund Gf.Tirol); 
CONTENT: 
-: Tirolian nobles, no legends, only 2 crests;  
-: 20a (fo.94r1-5, 1302-1306 = 5) ancestral arms of Sigmund of Habsburg 'der Münzreiche' 1427-96, Gf.Tirol  1439;
-: 20b  tirolese gentry (94r6-95r11, 1307-1335 = 29) = LYN 53b* (113r6-116r, 1615-1675 = 28/61);
NOTE:
-:  items BHM:1307/LYN:1615 to 1327/1666 concordant with several gaps, the remainder appears to have been extracted;
-: most items are also in BHM 11* (769-817) which is copied from  ETO 2d, but BHM 20b is probably copied by extraction from LYN 53;
-: BHM:1325 Payr zu Caldif (crest, Raneke, LYN:1669 no crest) -or- Stubenberg, depending on figure (crampon / Wolfeisen) and crest;
RANEKE:
-: subsegment 20b might be excerpts from  LYN 53;
-: evidence of the herald's attempts to be up to date  --  Raneke BHM 46;


Comment:
Arms from pom/hon/mec/bra/brg.  2 coats also in GEL:1407-1408;
-: a simple copy of LYN 57 (120rv, 1732-1746 = 15);


Comment:
see GpETO 107;
DATE:
-: see ETO, c1434 Borselen C.Ostrevant;
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Zeeland; surnames only
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 26a = 1588-1613 (26) is  simple copy of ETO  7 (35r, pas 299-323 = 25),  with one insert BHM:1603 Abeele;
-: 26b = 1614-1618 (5)  appended from ui source, though the items, except BHM:1615 Stapel, are in GEL or LYN;
NOTE:
-: the appended items indicate knowledge of zeelander nobility;
-: the crests are probably from GEL;
RANEKE:
-: ETO 7 possibly copied from BHM, 9 items from GEL  --  Raneke BHM 46;


Comment:
fo.116v = 3, fo.117rv = 0;
DATE: possibly c.1439; 
-: no key shields, but several Vienne and Vergy (not decisive), Thil (Giles d.1439, ?), Bar dead by 1436; Jean (III) S.Longwy, 1436 gm/ Jeanne de Vienne Dm.Pagny ;
CONTENT:  
-: Arms from duchy and comté of Burgundy; a single forename, somecrests;
COMPARE: 
-: a simple copy of LYN 42 (71r-74v, 1045-1119 = 64/75) with LYN:1111-1115 and 6 single items omitted, 4 items from unknown source added at the end;
-:  LYN:1084(72v4)-1192 transposed, but LYN:1181-1183+1193 are Vaudrey;
CHECK: 
-: XCB (Coulon: sceaux..);


Comment:
fo.118r = 0, reverse binding ?;  fo.120rv = 0, fo.121r = 8, fo.121v = 0.  
DATE: 
-: post 1390  Gymnich-Berbourg; possibly c1440;
COMPARE: 
-: a simle copy of LYN 48 (93r-95v, 1432-1471 = 40), less LYN:1438;


Comment:
BHMfo.141r = 3.  
DATE:
-: 1397, see ETO
ANALYSIS: 
-: EN-England 1.  
COMPARE:  
-: BHM copied from ETO 15 (78r-81v, pas 706-873 = clem 690-857 = 168) across opposite pages, i.e. by long lines.


Comment:
fo.141r = 5; fo.143v = 1.  
CONTENT:
-: additional 'fool's head' crest for the king (BHM:2071), not identified;
COMPARE: 
-: BHM copied from GEL 19 (679-720 = 42);
RANEKE:
-: editor had no access to current info, kept brisures  -- Raneke BHM 48;


Comment:
fo.149v = 9; 
ANALYSIS:
-:  5 Poland, see GpETO 117;
DATE: 
-:  compilation of c.1430-50 (Heymowski);
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Poland, many without legends, several forenames, a few crests;
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 34a (146v1-147v2, 2159-2182 = 24) was probably a lost folio before LYN:53rv ;
-: 34b (147v3-149v9, 2183-2237 = 55) is probably a simple copy of LYN 34 (53r-55r, 743-798 = 54/56) with a few omissions and 2 transpositions of fragments. legends are fairly similar;
COMPARE:  
-: ETO 17** (pas 882-947 = clem 866-931= 66) might have used the same or a similar source, though most legends are different;
-: BHM 10 Lithuania = BHM:620-641 has full concordance to LYN:1746-1767;
RANEKE:
-: refers to Klejnoty K & A, not concordant;
REF: 
-: Heymowski CB, 1967 (Raneke BHM, ref. 4).


Comment:
DATE: 
-: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: mix of arms from the area between upper Loire and the Languedoc, i.e. ber/tou/lms, bon/foz/auv, gas/gui;  
-: all arms with legends, no crests, many titled 'm' for monsieur, a few forenames;
COMPARE: 
-:  independent compilation or unknown source; 
-:  no Berry segments in ETO, GOR, LYN, GEL and BEL; 45 in BER 7; 20 in LBQ 13 with additional items in LBQ 7 + 14-16; 36 in NAV 11, 15 in URF 11; 22 in VER;
NOTE: 
-: verification by Boos B in marche d'armes;


Comment:
DATE:
-: see LYN;
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Milano; surnames only, no crests;
-: 36a = LYN 54 (1676-1680 = 5)
-: 36b = LYN 55 (1681-1698 = 18), a simple copy, LYN:1681 omitted;
NOTE:
-: from LYN -- Raneke BHM 51;


Comment:
DATE:
-: see LYN;
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Lorraine; surnames only; no crests;
COMPARE: 
-: a simle copy of LYN  59 (122r-v, 1769-1783 = 15);
CHECK: 
-: NLU-22 = NLU:507-593 = 88 (fo.58v, ill);  LBQ 4 Bar = 53; BER 15 Bar (46);


Comment:
DATE: 
-: see LYN;
CONTENT: 
-: the count of maison Flandern-Namur and namurois nobles, few legends of surnames only, 2 crests;
COMPARE:
-: a simple copy of LYN 74 (163r-164v, 2647-2670 = 24, no crests, layout C, most legends are later), 4 items with slightly different arms;
RANEKE:  
-: BHM:2432 Agimont fra GEL; style similar to BHM-38 Savoie; similar to LYN apart from minor interchanges and deletion of brisures in BHM:2436+2437+2438/2452+2451,  segment in LYN copied from BHM.


Comment:
BHMfo.166v = 0.  
DATE: 
-: c.1280 (WIN,pae+lj);
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Normandy; very few legends, no crests;
COMPARE:  
-: a simple copy of ETO 11 (64r-66r, pas 410-510 = clem 394-494 =101); 
-: ETO is a copy of the WIN segment;
-: ETO is less BHM:2556;  
-: ETO:64v-65v = BHM:162r-165r7 = WIN:319-400;  
-: ETO:66r and BHM:165r8-166r9 exerpted from WIN:401-564 (WIN:319-494 = 176).
RANEKE:
-: discussion on Raneke BHM 52;


Comment:
fo.175v+176rv = 0;  fo.174r = C.Champagne;  fo.175r = 7;  5 blank shields with legends;
DATE:
-: dating difficult, possibly c1410 if C.Vertus and Bureau-de-Rivière are correct;
CONTENT:  
-: counts related to the comté, some nobles with little if any connection to the comté;  
-: no crests, legends on all; 5 blank shields;
COMPARE:
-: 43a (174r+174v1, 2648-2649 = 2) = Champagnae and Bar are in LYN:511+523
-: 43b (174v2-12, 2650-2655 + 5 bis = 11) are concordant with a fragment of LYN 29 France (38r-43r, 502-570 = 69), i.e. LYN:554-564, including 4 blanks, BHM:655bis 'conte luny' is LYN:564 C.Ligny (not blank);
-: 43c (175r1-12, 2656-2663 = 12) from ui source;
NOTE: 
-: Adam-Even (pers com to Raneke) probably from lost segment in ETO;


Comment:
fo.180v+181rv = 0, see GpETO segm. 114;  
DATE:  
-: no hard evidence, but might be c1440; 
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Corbois and Amienois areas in Artois; no crests, surnames only; many titled 'monsieur';
COMPARE: 
-: 44a (2664-2713) has several fragments in common with ETO 14 Artois (73v(1) + 74r+76r-77r, pas 613-705 = 93), but omitting ETO:73v+74r, leaving ETO:639-705 (50/67) with some items modified and doubled;
-: 44b (2714-2742) have very few in common with ETO 14, the source has not been identified;
-: BHM 44 might be an irregular copy from ETO, the items on ETO:76v-77r appear almost concordant, though with many gaps and inserts;
RANEKE:
-: possibly using the same source as ETO;


Comment:
fo.182r = 1 = C.Artois; fo.190v = 1. 
ANALYSIS: 
-: BHM 45 Artois; see GpETO segm. 114;  
DATE: 
-: approx. 1430-1441, see LYN for details;
CONTENT: 
-: family names and arms of nobles from Artois, both french and flemish parts;
-: layout B (3x3, no crests) unique in BHM;
COMPARE: 
-: all items in common with LYN 69 (2232-2384 = 153) in irregular order, except BHM:2745 St.Pol-Candavène exchanged for LYN:2234 St.Pol-Luxemburg; 
-: many concordant subfragments;
-: missing in BHM are LYN:2299 ui, 2329 Beaufort-Payen-Moy (+2293), 2333 Reilli (art/nor), 2371 (Humières (+2288), 2*** ui/Candavène (= St.Pol), 2382 Fosseux (+2244), 2384 ?Warvanne (last  on LYN, skipped);
-: all verso pages are continuations of the recto, but with odd jumps viewed from LYN and many single exhanges (e.g. within BHM:2791/LYN:2283 - BHM:2796/LYN:2288 find LYN:2285 Vieuville moved to BHM:2784;
-: BHM and LYN are probably copied from same sources, but with different modes of copying, modulus 3 for many of the odd jumps;
RANEKE:
-: somewhat similar order, but more brisures in LYN (Raneke BHM 54), attributed to unknown source 'Z' (Raneke BHM 63);


Comment:
fo.196rv+197rv = 0. fo.194r = 4, reverse binding ?.  fo.195v = 11,
DATE: 
-:  possibly 1415 (Saveuse + Boucicaut);
CONTENT:
-: nobles from amienois and Ponthieu; legends on 2/3, surnames only, no crests;
NOTE: 
-: Adam-Even (pers com to Raneke) probably from lost segment in ETO;
CHECK:  
-: Belleval 'Nobiliaire de Ponthieu';


Comment:
fo.201v = 0. Independent compilation ? fo.201r = 1,
DATE: 
-: tentatively 1373-98 (clem), Enguerrand S.Coucy & E.Bedford & C.Soissons d.1398 [2978] = Coucy-Österreich (!), Jean de Bethune V.Meaux  1373, d.1408 [2979] = Coucy-Bethune; 
-: DATE might be applicable for art + fra + cha;
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Vermandois; legends on nearly all, 'm' for monsieur, no crests;
NOTE:
-:  Adam-Even (pers com to Raneke) probaly from lost segment in ETO;  
CHECK:  
-: ESNF for in-laws and cousins;  Anselme refs; number of inverted coats;


Comment:
fo.216rv+217rv = 0; BHM:13292bis/13292 (Dannebrog);
NOTE:  
-: Otte N:n Rosenkrantz, c1395-1477, Kt 1441, Hovmester 1443-48;
COMPARE: 
-: from GEL 15 (548-555 = 8), excl. Murach and Parsberg (probably regarded as germans);
-: there are two Mikkel Rud and two Henneke Limbek, the juniors being grandsons;
see GEL 15 for details;
REF:
-: NG Bartholdy: '..date of BHM',  HerT 97:297-302. 2008;
-: S Clemmensen: 'Ligheder ..', HerT 98:nn, 2008;


Comment:
fo.170v = 0. 
DATE:  possibly 1438-42, on the 5 Bretagne coats, duc Jean d.1442, sons Francois (named) + Gilles (CAM:16) + Pierre (pendants charged with  castles !), 
-: brothers Arthur C.Richemont (duc 1457-58, french connetable) and Richard d.1438 not included; 
CONTENT:
-:  ducal family, principal lordships followed by nobles; only two personal names (2558 francois de montfort, 2571 hunah ndoie de tournemine), most items without legends;  
COMPARE: 
-: probably copied from unknown source and unfinished in writing legends;  extensive overlap with NAV (45/150, NAV-bre  incomplete), but in different order, i.e. parallel compilations;  19/27 arms also found in GEL; 68+116  bretons in URF (no record available); 32/100 in WIN, different order;  only one breton in LYN and BEL;
NOTE:  
-: Adam-Even surmised that BHM's bre + cha + pon + ver was copied from lost segments of ETO; 
-: no date or comments from Raneke;


Comment:
fo.229rv = 0. 
DATE:  
-:  probably collated some time after the wedding of Philippe 'bon' and Isabel;
-:  62a includes 2 kings, wife and maternal ancestors of Eduardo, but might be for his son Affonso V (1432-81) and his uncles, during his minority;
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Portugal, incl. brothers of Isabl, wife of Philippe 'bon';
SUBSEGMENTS:
-: 62a (3358-3362 = 5, ancestors), Alonzo,1432-1481, R.Portugal 1438;
-: 62b  (228r6-228v, 3363-3378 = 16, nobility) - no source identified;
COMPARE:
-:  identical display to 62a in LYN 33 = LYN:738-742 (5/5);


Comment:
fo.231v=0.  BHM:3380 = 'qrly  Sicily, Aragon';  Aragon acquired Sicily in ..


Comment:
BHM including Armenie/Valencia/Jerusalem/Galicien/Galilee/Athen=Tarent,
-: GEL:750 Armenia and GEL 45** (GEL:1478+1482+1483);
-: LYN:334-336;
 ++  LAST ITEM  ++


Comment:
fo.7rv+8r = 0;  fo.6r = 6, fo.8v=1.
CONTENT:  
-: 6 Markgrafen or Landgrafen,  on fo.6r in a 3x2 layout of crested arms;
-: a single item on fo.8r 'Lotrike', ancient term for carolingian Lorraine;
COMPARE:
-: source unknown, might have been extracted from LYN 28 (391-501=111), as has other subsegments of BHM 3;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: imperial dukedoms in Netherlands, Germany proper and Poland - arrayed by region; all crested;
-: same 3x2 layout as BHM 3b 'princes - Landgrafen' and 3e 'Grafen', all crested;
COMPARE: 
-: might have been copied from any traditional list;
-: most items are found in LYN 26 (337-385 = 37/49, 2x3, no crests) in irregular order, but includes some 11 items without parallel in LYN 26;


Comment:
fo.13v+14rv = 0.  
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT:
-: 4 princes from the region of the Baltic coast in the same layout as BHM 3a 'electors'
-: Saxony + Rügen  + ?Bar  + Groetswun/Wenden;  
REF:  
-: AHS


Comment:
BHM:25rv = 0;  Rheinland (Cb);
DATE:
-: p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: imperial counts;
COMPARE: 
-: BHM:98-128 are mostly found in LYN 28 (391-501 = 111) in irregular order;
-: BHM:129-144  (16) is concordant with ETO:14-29 (habsburger Erbländer);
-: the later items are mostly found in LYN 28 in irregular order;
-: include items not obviously in GEL nor LYN;


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  
-: NL-Kleve 1. 
DATE: 
-: >1449, placing of Adolf von Ravenstein 1425-92 [BHM:442], CTdO 1456, 1453 gm/ Beatrice de Portugal, b/ Hz.Kleve;
COMPARE:  
-: 6a = 47v, 440+ 440a-d /10440-40440 = ancestors of Johan D.Kleve;
-: 6b = 441-475 (35) is a simple copy of LYN 52b (110r-112v, 1580-1609 = 30) interspaced with items from GEL 36 (93r,1297-1308 = 12); 
-: all items in GEL-Kleve segment present, and  might be the source for the crests; 
RANEKE:  
-: GEL-Kleve present in different order, crest only found with GEL derived items;  LYN-Kleve very similar, some omissions;


Comment:
ANALYSIS: DE-Jülich-Berg 1;  see GpETO 104;
SURVEY: 
-: 7 subsegments, 15b-g containing nobility copied from ETO 4 Jülich, GEL 33 Jülich and GEL 35 Berg for a  total of 86 items;
ANCESTORS: 
-: fo.75v = SUBSEGMENTS:  1
-: 15a = BHM:75v/958-962 (5) = Gerhard VII Hz.Jülich & Berg 1437-75 with his 4 ancestors;
DATE: 
-: 1437-75 as Gerhard 1437, union Jülich-Berg 1423;
COMPARE:
-: not found in any armorial examined;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: c.1370 (clem);
-: 1364-68 (jq 1972, 11.CIGH);
-: jq argues dauphin unnamed, therefore unborn  (Charles VI, born 1368; Charles V, r.1364-1380); 
-: key persons suggest 1363-1370, and by group pattern indicate 1364-68, exept for Sancerre (marF 1369);
CONTENT: 
-: french high nobility and several lordships, incl. secondary fiefs (e.g. Rethel, Nevers of C.Flanders);  semy of fleurdelis unfinished;  many other coats are unfinished;
-: some older coats (c.1295, c1350) inserted;
COMPARE:  
¤ possibly drawn from the same set of sources (clem);
¤ GEL 13 dated 1386-1390 (jq 1983), not 1369-1375 (pae);
¤ large overlap with GEL-13 (67/192), many identical arms with similar legends, but in different order;
-: one major subgroup GEL:308-339  (30/32) among BEL:1-58 (peers) with inserts into BEL not in GEL, and two minor subgroups, GEL:347-354 (8/8) + 359-363 (5/5), also a few pairs or triplets; 124 items unique for GEL;
-: legends in GEL have first names, BEL only family names;
NOTE:  
¤ BEL:53  Arnoul S.Audregem, marechal de France 1351, d.1370; 
-: BEL:5/GEL:312 Phil 'hardi' D.Bourgogne 1363;   Rob D.Bar (BEL:9/GEL:395), 1364 gm/ Marie si/ Charles V R.France;  BEL:2 Dauphiné royal 1364-68;  Anjou-anc<1380 (GEL:310 >1380); Luxembourg qtg Chatillon for St.Pol marriage or sons c1371 (unfinished !);  BEL:41 C.Cominges ospm.1375;   BEL:34 C.Vendome extinct 1368 (check !); BEL:35 Anjou-Hongrie P.Tarente - several possibilities; 
¤ BEL:43 Villehardouin-Hainaut P.Morea c1295;
-: BEL:31 Brienne-Eu, exec. 1351, confiscated 1350;
-. BEL:44 Louis de Sancerre. d.1402, marF 1369, connetable 1397;
¤ GEL:368 & 475 (fra) same misnaming as BEL:356 (bre) & 1724 (BEO-11);


Comment:
4r = 0.  
DATE: <1370;
NOTE: 
¤ Louis d'Anjou 'le grand' R.Hongire 1372, R.Pologne & Dalmatie 1370, Jéquier assumes <1370 or the arms would be qtg Poland;


Comment:
4v3=0;  
DATE: <1378 (jq);  < 1388 (clem);
COMPARE:
-: see GEL 15* (110-114 = 4/8); for details;
-:  the 3 shields and the banner (Dannebrog, as a shield in BEL) is probably taken from the same source as GEL 15 (110-114 = 8), of which the 3-4 remaining coat appear to be late additions, c.1441-1448; from the layout BEL might be copied from GEL before the those additions;
NOTE: 
-: Limbeek is at the bottom of BEL:4v as BEL:568; and on the opposite page on GEL:51v1; BEL items are unfinished, but in similar style and detail of drawing, though not by the same hand; Schleswig is particular to BEL;
-: Henning Podebusk, drost, d.1388;


Comment:
5v = 0;  
DATE:  c.1380 -- or any time !


Comment:
7r = 0;  6r3+4 = 0,  
DATE:  c.1370-80 (jq), c1360  /retrospective (clem);
CONTENT:
-: king, prince, Reginald Cobham of Sterborough (d.1361) and William FitzWarin (d.1361), Thomas Trivet (fl.1367, d.1388);
NOTE:
-: 3x Cobham & FitzWarin in BEL;
¤ king and prince, 2 jousters on 6r; noble on 6v bottom; all unfinished;
#118-119 & GEL:578-579 paired;


Comment:
8v = 0;  
DATE: 
-: 1372-87  (jq);  
-: Juan D.Gerona 1351, R.Aragon 1387 [122]; Martin C.Exérica & Luna 1372 & D.Montblanc 1388, R.Aragon 1396 [123];
COMPARE:  
¤ BEL and GEL-18 used same source, probably copied after 1387 (clem);
-: GEL 18** (637-678 = 38/42);
-: GEL dated 1387-88 (jq) by absence of D.Gerona;
¤ Considerable overlap with GEL 18 (38/42), roughly similar progression but not in same detailed order. 
-: 4 banners of aragonese dominions  in GEL 18, none in BEL 6. 
-: all nobles in GEL are present in BEL with an additional 4 nobles in BEL.  
-: exchange of legends among GEL:671/672/673 and BEL:147/149/154 indicate same source;


Comment:
ANALYSIS: Analyse 4-sue = BEL-sue;
DATE: 
-: 1364-71 (jq 1983);  1385-86 (jq 1972);  from tournament outside Wismar 1381 held by Albreckt of Mecklenburg R.Sweden (clem);
COMPARE:  
¤ GEL 20 = GEL:721-732 = 12/12, but in different order, probably from common source, but BEL chose the Folkunga arms as the royal emblem, whereas GEL used the Mecklenburg quarterings; 3 blank items with legends only in BEL;
¤  LBQ 42 = LBQ:3419-3431 (13/13) copied from BEL, as given by selection and differences in legends;
¤  BHM 58 = BHM:3343-3353 (12/13) copied from GEL, as given by selection and differences in legends;
NOTE:
¤ BEL:167 arms of Albrecht on seal cut 1385 for his stay in Mecklenburg 1385-1387;
¤ BEL:171  marsken Tyrgils Knutsson d.1306;


Comment:
CONTENT:
¤ BEL 11a = BEL:187 R.Scots (from position this might be an aborted start of a scottish segment taken from GEL); 
¤ BEL 11b =  BEL:188 Bartus von Wezenburg, a silesian in polish service, present in GEL:510 (GEL-14, hoe);
RE:
-: BEL 45 = GEL 19 anglo-scots;


Comment:
12v-14r = 0;
DATE:
-: no evidence;
COMPARE: 
-: overlap and rough correlation with GEL 5 (6/11); apparently  extract of common source with typical BEL-GEL rearrangement. Unlike GEL 25 (2/6);


Comment:
15v = 0;  
DATE: 
-: 1370-80 suggested (jq)
CONTENT:
-: 2 princes per page = 14r Milan; 15r Montferrat, Verona;  15v Saluzzo;
-: Conrad Gf.Landau, condottiere during 1355-1376;


Comment:
BEL 14 is only a sketch or a short addendum following an aborted segment of 1+8 blank shields;
DATE: c.1370, but little evidence;
COMPARE: 
-: possibly common source and aborted segment;
-: small overlap with  GEL 10 (4/31) = Schwaben, Württemberg, Hohenzollern - and Ellerbach !
-: GEL 10 has considerable overlap with 3 different BEL segments, see GEL for details;
¤ GEL 10a = GEL:235-238 (4/4);


Comment:
17v = 0;  
DATE:
-: not enough evidence (jq 1983);c.1370 (jq 1372); 1370-1380 possible (clem);
CONTENTS:
-: mainly lordships, 3 forenames;
COMPARE: 
-: GEL 02 = 24/42 (jq);  20/42 common arms in GEL segment 2 (GEL:13-54 = 42), 
-: GEL:13 - BEL:206, crest dif;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: c.1370 (jq 1972, 1983); probably later (clem);
-: Frederik of Saarwerden Abp. 1370-1414;
COMPARE: 
-:  GEL 03a = 12/27 common arms, pick & mix; GEL segment 3 (GEL:55-96 = 42) with 6 more from other GEL segments, coincidental selection of vassals, 
-: dragon + lion.qf + crown drawn nearly identical;
NOTE:
¤ according to Jéquier when the seat was vacant 1368-1370 - as there are no personal quarterings; Jéquier speculates that is dated from 1370 between nomination and investiture (BEL:234-235, Köln, Saarwerden);


Comment:
19v = 0;  
DATE: 1368 ?  (jq 1983);
COMPARE: 
-: GEL+BEL = 22/37 (jq);  21 common arms in GEL segment 4 (GEL:97-133 = 38) with 5 more from other segments of GEL, probably a parallel selection of vassals, but from the relative layouts not a copy.
NOTE:
-. Jéquier speculated that the segment may date from a vacancy period (1367-1368) - as for Köln, but there was no vacancy at the time, viz. -: Bohemond de Sarrebruck Abp. 1354-1362 ; Cuno von Falckenstein 1362-88;


Comment:
20v = 0; 
-: Pfalz / Bayern
DATE:
-:  1375 (jq 1972); 1360-1375 (jq 1983);
-: little hard evidence on date;
CONTENT:
-: Wittgenstein ext. 1360 intoSayn [288]; Henneberg extinct 1378, but saxon ! [285];
COMPARE: 
-: 4 common arms in GEL 9 (GEL:202-234 = 33) + 9 more from other GEL segments;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: 1368  (jq), c.1370 (clem)  -- Albrecht (V, d.1428) Hz-Lüneburg 1370; maison Lüneburg extinct 1368;
CONTENT:
-: mostly people from NW Germany (nsx-lun);
COMPARE: 
-: GEL 07 sax (GEL:160-199 = 16/40), probably a parallel selection of vassals, but but possibly an edited extract from GEL filling one page in BEL.
NOTE:
-: in pasBEL incl. segm. 19, n = 28;
>> see also BEL segment 48 Lüneburg [BEL:58v/1430-1445 = 16], several ui, but probably mostly lüneburgers;


Comment:
DATE:  <1381;
CONTENT:
-: Hz.Teck (sold 1381 to Württemberg), Bp.Hildesheim, 5 thuringians (4 in GEL-7 sax), 1 sou, 1 bru;
NOTE:
-: in pasBEL with segm.19 (n=28);
¤ probably a mixed set added on reverse of Lün-Sax;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: <1373 (jq) ; -- before sale by Wittelsbach to Luxembourg  -- weak argument, no evidence (clem)
COMPAR: 
-: 2/40 arms common to GEL 07 Sachsen, men from sou and sax, not brg;
-: 2/2 GEL: 08 brg;


Comment:
DATE: 1378-89 -- Arnold van Hoorn, Bp.Liège;
CONTENT:
-: 3 subsegments: 22a (#331-335), 5 blanks, 22b (336-340, incl. 3 blanks), 22c (341-352, began at 23r pos.13);
-: nobles from the northern part of the diocese;
COMPAR: 
-:  9 arms common to GEL 38 Liege (9/12) and 4 from GEL 45 Westphalia;  BEL pages unfinished and partially filled from bottom up.


Comment:
24r = 0;   BEL:355 not readable; 
DATE: <1364 -- crest probably Charles de Blois (d.1364);
CONTENT:
-: C.Foix and non-bretons;


Comment:
¤ undateable, possiby c.1380 as for GEL 27;
¤ segment unfinished, 2 coats on 25r; 21 or 24 coats incl 3 items repeated on 25v, bottom row, as unpainted drawings, not reproduced by jq.
COMPARE: 
-: GEL = 23/27 (jq);   19 arms common to GEL segment 27 (GE:751-777 = 27), probably a parallel selection of vassals, but from the relative layouts not a copy - if copied extensive transposition, 3 banners in GEL as shields in BEL;


Comment:
26v-28v = 0;  BEL unfinished, some arms as row 1, some as row 6;
DATE:  c.1400 --Bastard of Savoie b.1377 (jq). Other items coud be c.1360-1380 (clem);
COMPARE:   
-: 8/12 arms in GEL segment 39 (GEL:1353-1364 = 12), some transposition.


Comment:
¤  Armagnac confounded -- clem;
-: as Sayn in JqBEL; not a segment in pasBEL, as Limburg in JqBG;
NOTE:
-: not BEL:389 Heinsberg, jul;


Comment:
29v6-11 = 0;  
DATE: 1340-1422 (jq); c.1400 (clem);
-:  Otton von Schlieben, marescal du M.Misnie 1396, of Saxony-Lusace  [402]
CONTENT:
-:
NOTE:
-: Orlamünde and Landsberg acq c.1344/47;


Comment:
DATE: no particular evidence;
CONTENT:
-: mostly franconians; Bp.Würzburg;
-: Babenberg (chevronny) on BEL:405;
  30v: 4 arms separate at bottom of page, belong to BEL-29 Hessen (Jq-BG),
COMPARE: 
-:  GEL 10c (8/8); 12 arms common to GEL 10 Schwaben (31) and GEL 11 Nürnberg (30):


Comment:
DATE: c.1373 (jq 1972);  c.1370 (jq 1983);
-: date  based on swiss nobles, not hessians;
COMPARE:  
-: 13 arms common to GEL 40 (GE:1365-1388 = 24);
-: an additional 3 items on 30v (BEL:422-424, bottom row only) from GEL 40 as sole coats on 30v bottom row, belong to Hessen (JqBG), not BEL-28 Nbg,
-: BEL:422 Savelnheim having same arms as GEL:1372 Hever; 
-: swiss counts (BEL:426-428) and BEL:443 swiss noble;


Comment:
32v, 3 items blanco w/o numbers;  33r1-2 = 0;  
-: Westphalia  with Münster as main principality;
DATE: 
-: 1379-81;  Jean Potne de Potenstein Bp.Münster 1379-81;  
COMPARE: 
-:  31 arms common to GEL 48 Westphalia-2 (GEL:1613-1660 = 48),
-: note that none from GEL 45 Westphalia-1 is included;
NOTE:  BEL:493 = 0 = von Oer;


Comment:
DATE: c.1380; 
COMPARE:  
-: GEL = 21/27 (jq);   21 arms common to GEL segment 44 (GEL:1414-1440 = 27),  
-: GEL:1417 (Mecklenburg with different crest  from GEL.1414; GEL:1417 + crest = BEL:531 + crest) being replaced by BEL:512 Rügen, in slightly different sequence;  
-: 3 items transferred to the next segment together with 1 of 2 in GEL 42 Stettin.


Comment:
34v = 0;  a Mecklenburg part 2 segment;
DATE: c.1380
CONTENT:
-: 32a mec = ??
-: 32b pom-Stettin = ??
COMPARE: 
-:  contain GEL:1417 (= BEL:531) and GEL:1435-1436; probably BEL chose to split and amend the GEL Mecklenburg segment to reflect his impression of the vassal affinity;
CHECK:  
-: GEL-42 Stettin (GEL:1407-1408, fo.98v);  vassalage in Mecklenburg;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: 1382-90  (Dahlerup), possibly 1382-85 (clem), based on Höcken and Siggem as well as the last Graf von Plön; <1404 (jq);
COMPARE:  
-: 17 items common to  GEL 41 = GEL:1389-1406  = 18; less BEL:566 (Aewersdorf) + 568 (Limbek),  layout rearranged; 
-: BHM copied from GEL, fo.75r = 7, no changes,  BHM 14 = BHM:940-957 (17/18);  
NOTE:  
-: some misidentifications by Adam-Even corrected by Dahlerup;
REF: 
-: T Dahlerup, HerT 3/23:147-153, 1971;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: 1356-61 (jq-BEL), 1356-1368 (jq-BG);  
COMPARE: 
-: BEL+GEL = 68/87 (jq);  GEL 31 = GEL:923-1009 = 68/87 and some additional variants of GEL items; 
CHECK detailed comparison of names;


Comment:
DATE: 1355-87 (jqBEL 38), 1355-62 (jqBEL 39);
NOTE: 
-: Wencelas de Luxembourg d.1387, gm/ Jeanne Ds.Brabant, cimier de Pologne ?;
COMPAR:  
¤ GEL 29 (805-906 = 62/102);  in different order, possibly from common source;
¤ LBQ 25b* (2202-2258 = 57);
NOTE:
-: BEL:739 cantman unreadable !;


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  
-: with BEL 35 fla + 37 bra against GEL;
DATE: 
-: < 1360 (JqBEL 39); <1364 (JqBEL 38); < 1380 (jqBG 1372);
COMPARE:  
¤ GEL 32 (1010-1126 = 95/127);   in different order; 
¤ apart from gaps and insert very like LBQ 27b = LBQ:2499-2583 (85);


Comment:
DATE: 1379-93,
-:  Florent de Wevelinghofen Bf 1379-93;
COMPARE:  
¤ GEL 46 (1560-1576 = 22/27);
¤ LBQ 28 (32/33) is an extract of a version of BEL 38;


Comment:
¤ 46r = 24 name only items, not detailed in JqBEL or PasBEL;
DATE:  1380-90 (jqBEL 45)
COMPARE:  
¤ GEL 33** = GEL:1127-1168 (33/42); + some additional from other segments in  GEL; 
-: LBQ 33 (31) is an extract of BEL 39 with Rödelsheim (from GEL ?) added as last item;
-: BEL + GEL = 32/42 (jq);


Comment:
DATE:
-: 1380-1390 (jqBEL 45);
COMPARE:
¤ GEL 34** = GEL:1169-1270 (90/102); some additional items from other GEL segments;
¤ LBQ 30 = LBQ:2659-2776  (115/118)  is an extract of a BEL version;
¤ LYN 63 (70/81), several fragments, mostly in beginning;


Comment:
-:  51rv blank;  54r = 0;  
DATE:
- : 1380-1390 (jqBEL 45);
COMPARE: 
¤ GEL 03 col (16/42);
¤ GEL 36 cle (1297-1308 = 12/12), widely distributed;
¤ GEL 48 mar (7/27);
¤ GEL 49 wes (3/48);
¤ LBQ 33 (2810-2865 = 56/56)
NOTE
¤ BEL 43a with 74 items in Pastoureau BEL, 20 items added to segm 44 'diverse';
-:  no direct commonality between GEL and BEL;


Comment:
54r blank;  formerly 'Rheinland';
DATE: 
-: 1380-1390 (jqBEL 45);
-: several noted 1363-68 -- clem;
CONTENT:
-: 13 items of variations of 'Or chief Az' leading, people living in Berg nr Köln, rest on Düsseldorf-Wuppetal axis;
COMPARE:
¤ GEL 35 beg (5 similar);
¤ in pas-BEL as 'diverse' = 60 items = 20 (segm.43b, cle) + 24 (segm.44, rhe) + 16 (segm.48, lun);


Comment:
59rv+60r = 0; Heralds as BEL:1445;
DATE: c1368 (jq); 1370/80 (clem) - ought to be linked to BEL-19 Lüneburg-Sachsen (1);
-: Sachsen held Lüneburg 1370-88;
CONTENT:
-: identifiable items from Lüneburg, but several ui families;
COMPARE:  
-: 7 items in common with GEL 12b Hildesheim (GE:301-307 = 7);  different order, possibly coincidental;
¤ in pas-BEL to segm.44 'diverse';


Comment:
DATE: 1362-69; 1365-98 (lj 1972);
COMPARE: overlap of 5/8 with GE segment 12a (GE:296-300 = 5), excl. BE:1562 Homburg + 1566 Botfeldt; BE:1514 doubled as BE:1564, taken from BE 48 Lüneburg which overlaps GE 12b; coincidental ?


Comment:
56r = 0; 
DATE:  
-: c1360 Preussenreise ? (jq) 
-: <1385 / <1379 (cc);  
-: 1357-1361, tournament in England (wp);
-:  fragment of english roll (pas+pop);
-:  from fragment notes, mostly collected <1360, but amended 1385 (clem);
-: Ross-Leslie pair from 1366/72;
COMPARE: 
-: scots (50%, first part of segment, som english interspersed) and english (40% of total), 
¤ GEL 16 eng, several similar, often with different coats of arms, roughly same order, not directly concordant;
¤ GEL 19 sco (15/42)
CONTENT:
-: John Chandos d.1369;  Hugh Calverley (d.1394) - english captains;
-: Michael de la Pole, c.1330-1386, created E.Suffolk 1385, BEL:1354;
-: Reginal Cobham of Sternborough (d.1361) and Wm FitzWarin (d.1361) paired as famous jouster (3x in BEL);
-: BEL:1310 (s.n.) Walter Leslie (GEL:699, d.1382, safeconduct to Prussia, E.Ross j.u.) and BEL:1318 Wm Keith on continent 1358; BEL:1337 (David) Barclay in 1362 and in 1366;
-: BEL:1312 E.Ross (GEL:698, Wm E.Ross d.1372, c1366 f-i-l/ Walt Leslie);
-: John Hawkwood d.1394, routier captain in Italy >1360, (BEL:1131=GEL:627);
-:  a single austrian, Konrad Kraigh [1343], in the escort in 1382 of of Anne of Bohemia coming to London as Q.England; Ehrentisch 1377 (par-PR) / 1357 (par-HQ);
NOTE:
-. McAndrews numbering unlike clem/pas+pop;
-: compiled by a herald working1355-80 (jq) -or- herald accompanying Jean de Vienne in 1385 to Scotland (jq);
-: single leaf - connected to what?
-: few solid indications of date, mostly dated as possibles in groups (clem);
-:  11 items dated  by Campbell; 
REF:  
-: C Campbell,  Scottish Genealogist 25 (1978) 33-52; Jequier BEL 25; McAndrews SH 170-193; Paravicini HQ 112;


Comment:
72v1 = 0; 
DATE:  
-:  c1380 (jq); 1357/58 Preussenreise (wp); 
CONTENT: 
-: mix of germans, english, scots, 2 swedes and a few poles, and all may be found, often with similar legends, in various parts of GEL; a number of repeats from BEO 3+9;
¤ GEL 13 fra (5), 14 hoe (3), 16 eng (1) similar;
NOTE:
-: 7 items dated in Jequier BEL centering on c1380, no further comments;
-: Paravicini PR 1:175 proposes BEO 11 as a list of participants in the Preussenreise 1357/58 from an Audley and a Stapleton (which family ?) present at the Ehrentisch;  
-: multi-crusaders often mentioned in 1378-1381 (ParPR 1.175);
-: BEL:1692 Hutin de Vermelles, d.1391, in Prussia 1374/75 (pas-pop); 
-: BEL:1706 Konrad (II) Kraiga von Kraigh, on Ehrentisch 1377 (ParPR 1:332) and/or 1357/58 (Paravicini HQ 117);
-: BEL:1703 Heinrich Oefte kt 1347;  
-: BEL:1723 Jean de Grailly Captel de Buch, in Prussia 1357/58 (?), captured 16.05.1364 at Cocherel, released 12.1365, captured again 1372, dying imprisoned 1376 - but this might as well be Archimbaud (d.1412, C.Foix 1391);
-: BEL:** James Audley  2B.Audley 1313-86 (ospm) and KG 1356;


Comment:
= Tournoi V c (part, Jéquier 1972);
DATE: 
-: c1380 tournoi, possibly in Prussia (jq);  Preussenreise 1370-1385 (Paravicini NS 157);
CONTENT: 
-: 4x6;
-: germans with a few poles, 4 mentioned in BEO 3 or BEO 9; 
-: BEL:1673 Johan Schönberg d.1385, drown in river Wilia in Lithuania; 
-: BEL:1634 Jan Bongard kt 1371;
-: HERALD on  fo.70r  bearing {Az 3 crowns Or} linked to a Merode shield, possibly ;
COMPARE: 
-: many items found close together in various segments of GEL;
¤ GEL 10b (15/20);
NOTE:
-: no dating in Jéquier BEL, but he prefers a tournament to a crusade as there is no cross banner, but probably in Prussia anyway;
-: overlap of 5 with BEO 5;
-: armorial possibly intended for Johan van Vlatten (Merode), osp.1406, but unfinished at his death;
REF: 
-: Paravicini PR 1:175;


Comment:
= Tournois I (jq-BG);
DATE: 
-: 1340-45 (jq); 1340-1345 Preussenreise ? (wp);
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Brabant-Jülich and neighbouring areas; most items are to be found in various parts of GEL, often with similar legends;
¤ 46a: 3 items on 56v, crest, layout M-fragment;
¤ 46b: non crest, begin pos.16 on 56v;
-: 2 english (Cobham, FitzWarin)
-:  BEL:1371 Thierry de Walcourt, d.1345 at Stavoren;
-:  BEL:1389 Gerrit 'mit dem bart' van Halle died 1345 at Stavoren;
-:  #1358 Robert de Namur S.Beaumont d.1392 (c1320-1402, jq);
NOTE: 
-: 14 items dated in Jéquier BEL;
- .16 men noted to have in Prussia 1336-45 (wp);
-: 62v has 'sancta facies' drawn between 2 items, emblem of pilgrimage to Rome (wp);


Comment:
= Tournoi II (Jéquier 1972);
DATE: 1372 crusade to Prussia (jq); Preussenreisen c1350-1374 (wp);
CONTENT: 
¤ into 3 subsegments, also noted in jq-BEL, par-HQ;
-: 49a (48) = BEL:1446-1497 germans and poles and a single swede;  
-: 49b (19) = BEL:1498-1512  brabantians; 
-: 49c (9)  = BEL:1513-1521 other nobles from the Low Countries with 2 french;
-: Johan von Mullenark (BEL:1446) was in Prussia 1377-78 and 1395-96;
COMPARE: 
-:  overlap of poles and silesians with GEL 14 = GEL:500-547 (15/48), nobles of Louis d'Anjou R.Hongrie & Bohemia 1370-1382, with several persons also found in other segments of GEL;  51/76 may be found in the various parts of GEL;
NOTE:
-: apart from Adam von Harff (BEL:1454) and Heinrich (GEL:1146) and possibly Ymmerain/Tsessler (Powala; GEL:522 / BEL:1459), it appear to be the same selection of persons in BEL 49 and the various segemnts of GEL; 
-: 21 items are dated by Jéquier;
-: several items from GEL are also found in BHM 34 and LYN 34;


Comment:
= Tournoi III (Jéquier 1972)
63v13 = 0; 
DATE: 
-: 1380-1400 tournoi (jq);  1380/81 tournament in Preussen (wp);
CONTENT:
¤ in 2 subsegments:
-:  BEL 51a = BEL:1546-1552 MGf.Baden (in Preussen 1380/81 + 1362/63 + 1385/86) and swabians;  
-:  BEL 51b = BEL:1553-1558 Johan von Namur (c1356-1429, Gf.1418) with hasbignons;


Comment:
= Tournois IV (jq)
DATE: 
-: 1360-70 (jq); 1360-1370 Preussenreise (wp);
CONTENT:
-:  brabantians, 4+3 or 3+3 + Town of Tournai;
-: BEL:1567 possibly Philippe van Wassenaer-Polanen S.Kapelle, d.1375 (jq); 
-: BEL:1571 Daniel de Bouchout, fl.1363 (pas+pop); 
-: BEL:1589 Jan van Ranst on Ehrentisch 1385;
NOTE:
-: 64 v en courtoisie, as if 2 teams, items drawn larger than other items with crtested helmets (M+ layout);


Comment:
= Tournois V a (jq);
DATE: 1360-1370 Preussenreise (wp);
CONTENT: mix of germans
NOTE:
-: crusade to Prussia, later than BEO 2 and 3, items not dated by Jéquier;


Comment:
= Tournoi V b (Jéquier 1972)
DATE: 
-: c1380 tournament ? (jq); 1380/81 tournament in Preussen (wp);
CONTENT:  
-: dutch nobles with a few french, an austrian and a silesian; some in GEL with similar or different arms; 4 unidentified items wit h2 doubles;
-: Wassenaer S.Leck, d.1394, in Prussia 1381;
NOTE:
-:  items are not dated in Jéquier BEL;
-:  a Châtillon (bastard-cadet) carries the Wassenaer-Leck banner; 
-:  Jan van Straten possibly as knight of the OT (Paravicini HQ 118);
-:  HERALD in Geldern-tabard with javelin and scroll as last on 63r - main argument for a tournament, but this makes little difference, nobles only travelled to the OT in Prussia as part of a crusade, once there they didstage tournaments;
-: herald holds scroll with 'suadeo vos juste agere' (I counsel you to act righteous);
-: Robert of Namur and followers on mural in Königsberger Dom (Paravicini PR 1:338, a.o.)


Comment:
= aprt of Tournois V c (jq)
DATE: 1375-1380 (jq); c1370 Preussenreise ? (wp);
CONTENT: brabantians; a single english; most arms to be found in various parts of GEL, some are variants;
¤ GEL 29 bra (8 similar);
NOTE: 
-: 9 items dated in Jéquier BEL; a different Leck;


Comment:
= Tournoi V c (jq-BG);
DATE: 
-: 1379-1381 (wp); 1375-1380 (jq);
CONTENT:
-:  mix of germans, mostly niederrhenish, and poles; 
-: several person also present in BEO 3 (c1372); 
-: Johan Kammerer von Worms (Dalberg) bears the St.George banner of the OT;
-: BEL:1611 Hans von Bodman 'der Landfahrer', in the Orient 1376/77 and not at home 1379-1381;
COMPARE: 
-: all persons and arms might be found in various segments of GEL, probably contemporary;
¤ GEL 14 hoe (10/48);
NOTE:  
-: Jéquier BEL has dated 9 items, centering on 1375-1380 for a crusade;
-: Anrooij 1991 proposes that BEO 9+10+11 are from a crusade of Johan (III) Polanen (Wassenaer) in 1380-81;
REF: Paravicini PR; Paravicini HQ;


Comment:
CONTENT: 9 flemish abbots; Wautier Moelment, fl.1450 (GD:152);


Comment:
CONTENT: Hubert van Cothem (+ crest) and arms of Basel and possibly an unfinished and uncoloured Frundsberg named 'Buis';


Comment:
6/p; 175 not used;
DATE: c1419, Vincke [165]:
CONTENT: patricians of Brabantian towns, notably Louvain;
-: Landcommandeur der Deutsche Orden  [169];


Comment:
4/p, not in courtoisie; foliation disappeared, replaced by ancient pagination, perhaps a little higher;
CONTENT: nobles (?) from Louvain and Brabant with additions
-:  Simon Gf.Salm (GOR:195);  Dietric van Borselen Sr Zuylen (GOR:206); Heinsberg (GOR:221); 
-: 16n1 f= rom Prussia: Hochmeister Deutsche Orden (GOR:217), Gf.Holsten (GOR:218);
-: 18n2 = GOR:226 = Rudolf von Diepholz, Bf.Utrecht 1423-1456;

NOTE: only pp.6-19 in Boos GOR, provisionally numbered 176-232 (56); 32 on pp.20-27 not transcribed.


Comment:
6/p
DATE:  c1450 ?;
CONTENT: mainly brabantians with some from neighbouring areas;
-  Jan van Croy Hr.Tourke (GOR:292);
-: 34n3 = GOR:249 = Thibaut de Neuchâtel, CTdO, d.1459;

NOTE: only partial, 24 items on pp.28-31not transcribed;
-  2 small shields added on p.32; total of 92 (estim) or 93 (Cb) on pp.28-42 ?;
-  9 french (principal burgundian nobles) on pp.43-44 included, as are 21 brabantians on pp. 44-47;


Comment:
12/p (3x4 -or- 4x3 ?), no crests; leaf possibly added later than GD proper;
DATE: 1456;
-: 1388-1418  Werner von Falkenstein, EBF.Köln;
CONTENT: brabantians, but including abbots of Clairvaux and Citeaux as well as David de Bourgogne, Bf.Utrecht 1456;
REASSESS segments;


Comment:
152+34 (Cb); leaves are numbered even-recto and uneven-verso on pp.1-58, back of 58 is unnumbered, uneven-recto and even-verso from page 59 on;
CONTENT: 
-  pp.50-51 = 10 =  list of kings (4+6, crest), incl. Aragon-Sicile and Sicile-Trinacia;
-  pp.52-53  = 24 = list of Herren (12/p, no crests),
-  pp.54-55 =  =  list of kings cntd (6/p, crests), incl. Rene d'Anjou (GD:54n5);
-  pp.56-57 = 7 = Emperor and electors (4+4);
-  p.58 = 6 = counts (6/p, crests; GD:58n6 Werchin is on fragment added);
-  pp.59-60 = 7 = dukes (4+3, crests), incl. Anthony de Bourgogne D.Brabant d.1415;
-  pp.61-64 = 24 = counts (6/p, crests);
-  pp.65-66 = 9 = dukes (4+5, crests);
-  pp.67-68 = 10 = counts (4+6, crests); p.69 blanco;
-  pp.70-72 = 16 = dukes (6+6+4, crests), incl Philipp 'bon' D.Bourgogne & Brabant 1430 (GD:72n2);
-  pp.73-74 = 12 = counts (6+6, crests), incl. Etampes-Bourgogne >1434;


Comment:
6/p + crests; no pp.78-79, backside of 77 is page 80;
CONTENT: mainly brabantians, several oddities; 
-  GOR:82n1 Holsten, 82n2 Warwick, 82n4 Troppau, 83n6 Patriark von Nachilee, 93n5 Abt von Helecht, 96n4 Basset of Drayton; 98n1 Valence (Pembroke),  99n4 BGf.Nurenberg; 108n1 Perlies Abt van St.Beringhe, 
-  GOR:106n1 blason et crie added;


Comment:
12/p = 3x4 -or- 4x3 ?; no crests; extra small shield between 115n10-11;
CONTENT: probably brabantian;


Comment:
12/p
CONTENT: Westphalians, incl. Kerpen;


Comment:
6+12 (Cb)
CONTENT: mainly brabantians;
-  no crests on pp.17-118; drawing of oak tree, intertwined letters A-M and savage at 118n1 'mijn brouw van croye'; 
-  crests on p.119-; 120n2 Johan von Heinsberg Bf.Liege 1419, d.1459; 125n1 Thiebault de Neufchatel Sr de Blamont, CTdO; 126n5 Philippe Pot, CTdO;  131n6 MGf.Meissen; 
-


Comment:
12/p = 4x3 / 3x4 ?; no crests;
CONTENT: mixed europeans, mainly counts;
-  135n1 BGf.Drakenfels, 135n12 Ijsselstein; 136n1 D.Athens, 136n7 Grey of Ruthin, 136n10 Helfenstein; 139n1 Jan van Brabant (archdeacon, a Bourgogne bastard), 139n7 Pires du Pais (maitre d'hotel du Connetable);  140n8 Prigent de Coëtivy (amiral de France 1439, d.1450, husband of Marie de Laval, d/ Giles de Rais)


Comment:
6/p;
CONTENT: kings, incl. Prester John;


Comment:
p.147 (recto) = 6/p + crests, p.148 (verso) = 12/p and no crests; pp.149- = 12/p and no crests,
CONTENT: mixed content;
-   p.147 = 6 = Herbais a.o.;
-   p.148 =  17 = attributed arms, incl. emperor Charlemagne, Pippin, Charles the Simple R.France, Heinrich 'Sagtmodige' D.Brabant;


Comment:
-   p.149 = 18 = 8 quarters of Jean de Gavre and Marie de Schoonvorst (d.1473), married < 1456;
-   p.150 = 6 = brabantians;

-  p.151-160 poem of history of the Dukes of Brabant;

CHK: leaf reversed on binding ?


Comment:
20/p, usually no crests, end at recto (164, the verso, of 12/p)
CONTENT: 
-  p.161 = 19 = crests, brabantian bannerets (edlen von Brabant enn baneratsen alarsy ter Brusel ..);
-  p.162 = 20 = no crests, incl. 162n1-3 Master Jean Lefevre and mother and wife (not Sr de St.Remy ,Toison d'Or ?);


Comment:
12/p = 4x3 -or- 3x4, no crests,
CONTENT:


Comment:
6/p
CONTENT: mainly brabantians with hasbignons and rhinelanders, incl. 169n4 Ravensberg; 174n6 Jan van Gavere S.Heetvelde & Elsloo;  182n1 Giles van Brandenborch; 187n4 Anthony batard de Bourgogne; 188n1 Chalon-Orange-Geneve;  188n3 Sr Clite batard de Renty; 
-  graffiti on p.184 top;  p.185 = 5;  p.186 = 4;

ARMORIAL CONTINUED  -  not blasoned in Boos GD
segment probably continues and includes p.197;


Comment:
crested helm + 6 banners; = 3+4; 
DATE:
CONTENT: lands and honours of Herzog von Sachsen;


Comment:
3 banners (Heinsberg and 2 Warteschild), nearly all sine nomen;
DATE:
¤  1438-60  by Raneke BHM 61,
-: Johan II von Heinsberg fl.1384-1438 - Joh III fl.1395-c1445 - Joh IV fl.1425-48;  Johan Bf.Liège & D.Bouillon 1419-1459;
CONTENTS:
¤ LYN 02a on 3r (3+ 4x3, 3r1  banner);
¤ LYN 02b = 29-49 (21) on  3v (4x3, 3v2+3 banner) + 4r;
CMPARE:
-: LYN 02b has 14 items, slightly different order, similar to BHM:1175-1194 (20)  from BHM 02 Hesbaye (46), incl. several doubles in both;
RE:
-: LYN:50 Hesbaye;
CHK:
-:  5 items are doubles or possibly misidentified;


Comment:
legends only
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  
¤ 03a = 50-53 (4) = 4r, arms and banners of the duke of Mecklenburg;  
-: 4v = crowned shield + 3 banners in row 1, 4x2 blanco;
¤ 03b = 54-69 (16), legends only of swabian nobles;
-: 5r = 4x4 blanco matrices, top script cut in rebinding, legends on 5r1+2 + 5-14, small late pen drawing of arms on 5r15; 3+4+16 blanco


Comment:
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:
¤ 04a = 5v1-3, 70-80 (11), Mainz,   5v4-11 legends only;   
¤ 04b = 6r1-8, 81-90 (10), ui germans, ?Jülich, Geldern, Schönburg + Dohna);
CHK legends and identifications


Comment:
DATE: 1423-1429;  
-: Adolf 1Hz.Jülich-Berg-Ravensberg 1423, Rupprecht von Virneburg 1391-1444, Philip Gf.Nassau 1368 d.1429;
CONTENT: 
-: crested shield + 3 banners + 4 + 4;  higher nobility of Jülich-Berg area
-  arms in notes 08.2002;


Comment:
ANCESTORS: Arnold II van Egmond 1410-73, Hz.Geldern 1423;
see BHM segment 16;


Comment:
ANALYSIS 2 England, incl. LYN 07, 31, 32;
DATE:  
-: c1430, early part of reign of Henry VI, but based on collation of 1397 (ETO 15);
CONTENT: 
¤ 07a = 108-114, addition, probably c1430, early part of reign of Henry VI,
¤ 07b = 115-128, early part of ETO 15, 3 items cutt off;
NOTE:  
¤ 8rv = 3x3, row 4 cut off, legends on 8v (119-121) for conte de wesmerlant + conte de darby + conte otsenbor;
¤ LYN 31 display of the ancestors of Henry VI;
¤ LYN 32 = 582-738, also from ETO 15, see this for comments on LBQ 35;


Comment:
ANALYSIS:  see Analysis-aut-1; see GpETO segm. 102;
DATE: c.1430 -- to be confirmed;
CONTENT:  
¤  9rv = 122-142 = 21 items; 9r = p.16 = 3x3, larger shields;  9v = p.17 = 3x4;
COMPARE:   
-: the 139 items of LYN 08 + 36 are probably part of a transposed copy of ETO-aut (ETO 02 = ETO:11-186 = 176), where the 50 items of ETO 20v + 21r and 11 other items are missing; LYN has 21 items as inserts, incl. a few doubles;
-: segments 08, 36, 40 all in hand B, near contemporary, but rogher than hand A;
NOTE: 
-: only 9r in Raneke BHM overview;
-:  3 austrian segments in LYN with 161 items;  
¤  LYN 36 (57r-61v, 810-927 = 118), 3x4, also from ETO 02 aut - or rather its source;
¤  LYN 40 (67r+v, 1010-1031 = 22),  probably from another source, many items in common;


Comment:
DATE:  1414-1463,
-:  Dietrich II von Mörs d.1463, EBf.Köln 1414; Jacob von Mörs Gf.Saarwerden 1431;
CONTENT: 
-: 1 shield + 3 banners + 4 +4; primary vassals of Köln or relatives of Dietrich Ebf.Köln - many Mörs variants;
RE:
¤ LYN 39 Köln (2);
CHK:
¤ CLE 18 (19)


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT: 2 banners + 2+ 2 / 4 + 4;


Comment:
legends only, many christian names;
DATE:
¤  Raben von Helmstatt EBf.Trier 1430-39 or  Jakob Sieck EBf 1439-56 (LYN:239);
CONTENT:  
-: 11v: shield +  banner + pennon + 4 + 4 - last 8 legends only, not numerated by Raneke BHM in overview;
-: 12r: all legends only, last 2 items blank shields, hardly vassals of Trier, many from Hessen, Thüringen and Fránken;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM-22 might be copied from GEL with additions from LYN-11;


Comment:
CONTENT:  1 shield + 3 banners = LYN:200-203, over a 4x4 matrix,  arms of Hohenzollern margraves of Brandenburg;
CHECK  1 crested shield = LYN:200 + 3 sæt af banner + skj (LYN:201+203+205 banners) +  4x2 prestamp with legends = LYN:207-214;


Comment:
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 4x3, 4x1 = 15 items, 13r12 blanco;
-  items as westphalians


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  3+2+2 items; a few hasbignons;
-  fo. 13 +14 cut slightly narrower than the rest;
ALSO: LYN-49 Hesbaye (2)


Comment:
14v/p.27 blanco,  15r / p.28 predrawns; mostly legends;
CONTENT:  1+2 Württemberg (in courtoisie), 4+4 legends;
NOTE: "das haus van wertenberg" = 2 shields + 1 banner in Raneke BHM;
RE: 
¤ LYN 27 Württemberg (2)
CHECK  15r = 4x4 prestamp - no legends ?


Comment:
legends only
CHECK:  16r = p.30 = 3+4+4+4 = 15 items, not mentioned in Raneke BHM overview;
CONTENT: 1 shield + 3 banners + 4 +4; the 8 last legends only over blank shields; banner 16v3 red, 16v4 = RB: delt;
NOTE:  16r/30, 16v/31/30b;


Comment:
DATE:
-: < 1430;
-: #277 Philip von Nassau, d.1429, Gf.Nassau-Weilburg 1368 & Saarbrücken 1381. 
CONTENT: 3 shields (LYN274) + 3 banners (LYN:275) alternating, 4 +4;


Comment:
miniature;
CONTENT: 
-: drawing of 6 persons with a shield over each; King of the Romans and 5 electors (Pfalz + Mainz + Trier + Sachsen + Brandenburg);


Comment:
18r = p.34 blank page;
DATE: 1439-46;
ANCESTORS:  
-: Charles 'temeraire' C.Charolais 1433-77,  D.Bourgogne 1461, 1439 gm1/ Catherine de France 1429-46 (d/ Charles VII R.France).
CONTENT:  allegorial painting of an angel holding 2 trees, each with a shield and 4 banners;


Comment:
CONTENT:  3 banners in notes from visit 08.2002;
NOTE: 1 shield + 3 banners in Raneke BHM overview, no legends;
REVISE:
-  19r = p.36, legends only, 6 items, 19r1 banner = LYN:304-309;
-  19v = p.37, 19v1 crested, 19v2+3 banners, 3+3+4 = 10 items ? = LYN:310-319;
-  20r= p.38, 20r1 banner, 3 + 4x3 items = 15 items ? = LYN:320-334;
-  20v = p.39 = blanco;


Comment:
21r = p.41 text;
ANCESTORS: present Deutsch König, Friedrich (V) Habsburg 1415-93, Kg. 1440, Kaiser 1452;
-  FM  (Viridis Visconti ) occupies the place of MM (unknown); place of MM blanco;
NOTE: p.40 outside foliation;
RE: BHM-20a Sigismund 'Münzreiche' Gf.Tirol, FM = Viridis Visconti;


Comment:
DATE:  c.1440;  
-: Rene d'Anjou R.Sicile; Blance d'Evreux Q.Navarre fl.1425;  Aragon-Sicile 1282;
CONTENT:  
-: 2x2,  crowned helmets above shields for actual and former kingdoms;
COMPARE: 
¤ LYN 25 = BHM 01 (1-24 = 23/24), excl. BHM:21 s.n.), but different order;
NOTE: 
-: LYNno. = BHM-ref + 6;


Comment:
DATE: 1439-1456,
-:  Johan von Sierck EBf.Trier 1439-1456
CONTENT: 
-: 2x3; 29r = 1; Archbishop-Electors, temporal electors, dukes of Holy Roman Reich, incl. Poland, Netherlands and Austria; 
-: Trinacria/Trinasten/Hohenstaufen;
COMPARE: 
¤ similar to BHM 03c (46-93 = ?/48);
-: all arms in notes from visit 08.2002;


Comment:
ANCESTORS
¤ Ludwig C.Württemberg (1412-50), F: Eberhard (d.1419), M: Teck / Montbeliard (!), FM: Antonia Visconti, MM: p.m.; 
RE:
-: LYN 15 Württemberg (1)


Comment:
¤ 36v blanco;
DATE: 
-: probably modified c.1440
CONTENTS: 3x3;  german, austrain and italian high nobility;
-  arms of initial pages in notes from visit 08.2002, 
-  108 items on 30r-35v = 12 pages; 3 items on 36r,


Comment:
37r  = p.73 blank page; 
37v  = 74 leading text = Item Hier beghint des derdden boeck vander Wapens van Vran[ker]yck ende hout innt 63 Wapens;
-:  39r-42v = pp.80-87;  43r = p.88, 43v = p.88bis; 44r = p.88ter, 44v = p.89;
DATE: 
-: 1434-1442
-:  Jean C.Etampes 1434 (40r7, 532); Duarte R.Portugal, r.1433-42 (565);
CONTENT:  
-: douze pairs and french duke and counts - contemporary as well as extinct, in 5 subsegments;
LAYOUT: 
- variable layout, B/3x3, exept for 39rv in A/2x3;
¤ 38r = 2+3+3/B;  38v = 3+3/B;   39r = 2+2+2/A;   39v = 2+2/A;  40r-42v =  3x3/B;  
¤ 41r9 blanco, 41v9 blanco - both excluded in database; 42r6 prestamp only, not outlined;
COMPARE: 
¤  LYN 29a  Douze Pairs (502-515 = 14) = BHM 29a (1727-1740 = 13) = ETO 09;   
¤  LYN 29b dukes (39rv; 516-525 = 10; layout A/2x3)
-: subsegments 29b-c, similarity to part of BHM 29b (1741-1753 = 13) probably incidental, as BHM 29b is a copy of ETO 10;
-: note 4 portuguese princes (524-525, 565-566);
¤ LYN 29c counts (526-553 = 28);
¤ LYN 29d counts (554-563 = 10, bur-cha) is similar to BHM 43b (2650-2662 = 10);
-: more 'name only' in BHM;
¤ LYN 29e counts (564-570 = 7);
RE:
¤ LYN 68 France (2) = 2132-2231 = 100, layout E, 4x4; a parallel compilation;


Comment:
-- REVISE --
see  LYN-07 for all comments and inclusion in database; items in notes; 
NOTE:  44v1-5 = 2+3 / 1 / 4+5;  45r ..;
-  3x4, 45v1 Talbot, 45v4 Burnel inversed ?, conevaille to be deleted;
-  44v = p.89, a set of ancestors, 1 blank, CHECK / CHANGE positions, 1 item a late pen sketch in an unsteady hand and uncoloured;
>> COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 35 is most probaly edited from URF 02 and LYN 32 or one of their clones, with URF:129-233 providing the major part of LBQ:2951-2975 + 3005-3046 and LYN 32 for LBQ:2976-3004;
DATE: 1422-71;
ancestors of Henry VI R.England, r.1422-1471; FM = later pen sketch, confounded;
¤ 44r blank;
DATE: 1397;
ETO 15 en;
NOTE:  44v1-5 = 2+3 / 1 / 4+5;  45r ..;
-  3x4, 45v1 Talbot, 45v4 Burnel inversed ?, conevaille to be deleted;
-  44v = p.89, a set of ancestors, 1 blank, 1 item a late pen sketch in an unsteady hand and uncoloured;
¤ 51v = p.103 William Bruges, Garter k-o-a 1415-50;


Comment:
51v = p.103 a shield not noted by Raneke BHM ?; 52r = p.104 text;
-    52v1 s.n.,Sa-Ar, equipolé erminois/contreerminois for Willim Bruges, Garter;
ANCESTORS: 1 Portugal, 2 Jose, 3 Aragon, 4 Beaufort-Dorset (sive Lancaster), 5 Castille;
-  Ancestors of Alonzo V King of Portugal, and not his father Eduardo, so that the legend Jose (João) is mistaken and the items for Beaufort-Dorset (really Lancaster) and Castille-Leon (really Albuquerque) are confounded.
COMPARE: BHM 62 = BHM:3358-3362 (5/5) on BHM:228r has the same display;


Comment:
-:  the folio before 53rv (pol) is lost, it was presumably very like BHM:146r1-147v2 / 2159-2182 (24);
ANALYSIS:  Analyse 5 Poland = BHM-LYN-ETO + CLE-NLU + GEL-BEL -- see GpETO 117;
DATE: c.1430;
CONTENT: 3x4; polish nobles;
-  53r/53r1 txt only;
-: different LYN (GM) numbers in Raneke BHM;
COMPARE: -: BHM 34 and LYN 34 might have used the same source, BHM with possible reference to GEL 14, as a few legends correspond; there is full concordance between BHM:2183-2187 (6) = LYN:742-747 and  BHM:2219-2237 (19) =LYN:779-797, though the legends are incomplere; a rough correllation exists between most of LYN and BHM >2181;
-: Heymowski LYN 124 proposes that 3 heralds were involved in the compilations now collected into BHM and LYN: (a) c1400, (b) 1415-1430, ie. Vladislas II Jagiello r.1386-1434, (c ) reign of Vladislas III Jagiello (r.1434-1444);
REF: Heymowski CB/BHM, 1967 (Raneke BHM, ref. 4); Heymowski LYN;  Heymowski CP = Cah.LdO 8:137-170, 1998; Raneke BHM;


Comment:
DATE:  >1440;
ANCESTORS: 
¤ 35 a = Ladislas 'Postumus', 1440-1457, King of Hungary 1440/45 & Böhmen 1453.
¤ 35 b = Albrecht (V) von Habsburg, Hz.Österreich & Deutsche König 1438, d.1439/40;
-: layout 2+3/1/4+5
NOTE:
-: Ladilas was a ward of Friedrich III (DtKg), but during his boyhood Hungary was ruled by members of the Houses of Jagiello (1440-44) and Hunyadi (1446-14490);


Comment:
DATE:    1404-1417, 
-: Wilhelm II;
-: a few names indicate c.1410;
CONTENT: nobles from Hainaut;
-  151-154r =  3x4, 154v1+2;
-  154v = 2 items, 1 later (outside numeration; <cantois> = {lion}), 
COMPARE:  
¤  BHM-19 (1217-1301 = 85);


Comment:
see LYN 08 Austria (1) for comments; hand B;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT: 3x4; bavarian nobles, 
COMPARE:
-: BHM-50b = BHM:3097-3117  (14/21) might have been taken in casual order from LYN or a LYN-clone and another unknown source, while BHM 50a is copied from GEL;
NOTE: arms in notes 8.2002;
-  62v = 126,  63r = 127 txt only, 63v = 128 blanco;


Comment:
64r = p.127 text only (very faded) = "Item  ...  Boeck hout inns... Wape.... (Illisible...) = ..66 wapens;
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 3x4;  hand B;
¤ 39a (966-992 = 27) bohemian nobility; 
¤ 39b (993-1009 = 17) moravian nobility;
COMPARE:  
¤ LYN 39a = BHM-33a+b (2113-2158 = 42/46), where  
¤ LYN 39b, BHM 33c and LBQ 40 (3374-3390 = 17/17) from the same source of moravians;
NOTE:
-:  visit notes 03.2003,
¤ BHM 33a = BHM:2113-2121 are copied from GEL;
CHK:
-: concordances
-: GEL-BEL as source


Comment:
see GpETO segm. 340;
DATE:
CONTENT: 3x4; austrian nobles, 
COMPARE:
-:  neither copied from ETO nor BHM; 
¤  CHE 10 (257-286);
¤ LBQ 38x (3298-3311 = 11/14, last subsegment) preceeded by  6 arms of austrian Länder and the arms of 4 prominent nobles inserted; LBQ 38 aut (145);
NOTE: 
-: LBQ:3307 Berneck (unfinished) is close to LYN:1029 Starhemberg; 
-: LBQ:3309 = LYN:1659;


Comment:
>> see GpETO segm 204;
68r = p.135 text only = "Item des ..... boeck van Boergoendien hout inns 97 Wapens";
DATE:  >1419
CONTENT:  3 sets of ancestors; the first 3 dukes of Bourgogne of the maison Valois; 
¤ 41a (68v1-3 / p.136 )= mantle-dressed man below 3 shields, Philippe 'hardi' 1D.Bourgogne 1363-1404;  
¤ 41b (69r1-5 / p.137) =  tabard-dressed man holding sword surrounded by 4 shields, Jean 'sans peur' 2D.Bourgogne 1404-1419;  
¤ 41c (69v1-5 / p.138) =  kneeling woman holding shield and helmet in garden surrounded by 4 banners, Philippe 'le bon' 3D.Bourgogne 1419-1467;
COMPARE:  
¤ LYN 41c (26v, 1039-1043) = BHM 04 (217-220 = 5/5), BHM has only shields, no figures;


Comment:
see GpETO segm 205;
-:  text on 74v =  "Item ..... den megesen boeck van Brabant houdende inne 179 wapens" 
DATE:
-: c.1440, see BHM; 
-:  Jan van Ranst S.Cantecroy d.1443;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 5** (221-427 = 134/207), a large number of similar, but non-concordant items;
-: also many similar to GEL, incidental;


Comment:
82v = p.164 text only = 'Item sren volcht des henden boeck ende hout inne van maniagr 43 Wapenen';
DATE:  1430-1431; 
-: Isabella of Portugal married 1430; Ruprecht of Ravensberg ovp.1431;
CONTENT: 
-: variable layout; a list of marriages involved in the inheritance of Holland-Hainaut, Geldern, Jülich and Berg.
-  83r1+2 royal crown, 83r2+3 imperial crown, daughters of Avesnes-Hainaut
-  83v = 2x3,  union of Bayern and Holland-Hainaut
-  84r = 3+2+2,  contd 
-  84v = 2x3,  union of Geldern-Jülich
-  85r1+2/3+4/5+6+7 = union of Jülich-Berg
-  85v1+2+3/4+5/6+7 = inheritance of Geldern and of Jülich; v7 = Philippe 'bon' + Isabelle de Portugal 1430;
-  86r1/2+3/4+5 = contd;  Ruprecht von Ravensberg ovp.1431,
CHK:
-: realtions to  LYN 63 gue, LYN 66 fla, BHM 19 hai (85);


Comment:
86v + 87v + 88v blank pages, 87r  text only = "Item des elsse boeck ende hout innen 134 wapenen van d. van Bisscoppes mens cuelen d. bines tuenvoxhes ???"
88r = 1, 89v = 1+1 / 2/ 3*3, 90r-91r = 3x4, 91v = 3+3+3+1;
DATE: 1414-1448; 
-: Dietrich von Mörs Ebf.Köln 1414-1463; Fried von Mörs d.1448;
CONTENT:  
-: kölner vassals; items as 'col'
RE:
¤ LYN 09 Köln (1)


Comment:
92v = 184, blanco; 
DATE:  p.m.  -  see vacant  ?
CONTENT: 3+3+1;
NOTE: 
-: last segment in Binder no.2 and last of the series of colour dias in KBR on visit 08.2002;


Comment:
93v = 186 blanco; 
= Rheinland (ran);  Luxembourg (clem);
DATE:  c.1440, 
-: Elisabeth von Görlitz d.1451, in virtual exile as pensioner of Philippe 'bon' by 1444; 1435 treaty of Malines and 1441 treaty of Hesdin gave Luxembourg to Philippe 'bon', but was contested by her relative Elisabeth's husband Wilhelm Hz.Sachsen (with Ernst Gf.Gleichen as governor) and Jacob von Sierck Ebf.Trier; finally conquered by Philippe 'bon' in 1443 with Rupprecht von Virnebourg and later his bastard son Cornelis as governors.
-:  Eberhard II von Arenberg (Mark) d.1440 and sons (junkers) Johan (II) and Eberhard S.Agimont;
CONTENT:  
-: luxembourger nobility
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM-28 (1687-1725 = 39/39),concordant, Kerpen added, Luxembourg-Görlitz changed into Luxembourg plain;
¤ CLE 06  (215-243 = 25/29) is very close in legends, but with several transpositions;


Comment:
95r / p.191,  96v, 97v, 98rv, 100r, 101r, 102rv, 103v  blanco;  
¤ 95v / p.192 [1472] exlibris Charles Churchill, brother of Marlborough;
CONTENT:
96r = Anjou + 2 later pensketches (Pfalz-Bayern; de Greez - an owner's mark);
97r = Normandy;
99r = Berry;
100v = Bourbon;
101v = Bretagne;
103r = Normandy;


Comment:
DATE: 1412-1447,  as LYN 54 (ran, clem);
CONTENT:  
-: milanese nobility, probably form the reign of Filipo Maria Visconti,  d.1447, duca di Milano 1412;
COMPARE: identical to 
¤ BHM 36b (2377-2393 = 17/17), concordant;
-: high number of unidentified, and little overlap with VIS / Stammario Trivulziano (c.1460);
REF: Raneke BHM 60;


Comment:
DATE:  1419-1455 
-: deaths of Johan (II) S.Heinsberg d.1438 and Johan (III) S.Heinsberg, d.1443; Johan vH Bp.Liége 1419-1455;
LAYOUT: 
-:  104r2+3 (+6) / 1 / 4+5 (+7) / 8+9 / 10+11+12;  105r = 3x4;  105v = 212 = 3x4;
CONTENT: 
¤  LYN 50a (1482-1486, 104r1-5), ancestors of Johan Heinsberg Bf. Liége 1419-1455 and Johan (III) Heinsberg, d.1443;
¤  LYN 50b (1487-1562 = 77), hasbignons with remarkable overlap of LYN 14, probably vassals of the bishopric of Liége;
-: LYN:1487-1490 are probably associate titles of the bishop;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM-18 (1171-1216 = 44/46), similar blasons and legends, different sequence,  several small colinear subfragments;
-: BHM items have crests;
-: LYN and BHM ought to have a common source;
-: Raneke BHM has a number of different identifications;


Comment:
see GpETO segm. 351;
107v = p.216 blank page;
DATE: n.a.  - probably 1420-40;
CONTENT:  
-: Limburger nobility - in union with Brabant;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 05b bra (428-439 = 11/12) less Eynatten-Holzet and with Crümmen/Reimerstock (Reimersbach) exchange, BHM:431 added; BHM has crests;
-: BHM and LYN must used a similar source.
-:  arms in notes 08.2003;


Comment:
112r = text only ="de virtrersts loch hout / imm vands lands vâ tirol / 66 wapens"
DATE: >1439 / 1446-1451 
-: Starkenberg, LYN:1623;
ANCESTORS:  
¤ LYN 52a  (1610-1614), ancestral arms of Sigmund of Habsburg 'der Münzreiche' 1427-96, Gf.Tirol  1439;  
-: arms only, no figures;
CONTENT:  
¤ fo.113r, mix 52a and 52b, 52a on left upper 113r as 2+3 (+6) / 1 / 4+5 (+7), item 8-13 as 3x2 on lower half of fo.113r; hand B;
¤ LYN 52b (1615-1675 = 61), tiroler nobles;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM 20a (1302-1306 = 5/5) similar to the ancestral display in LYN 52a;
¤ BHM 20b (1307-1335 = 29/29) and 
¤ BHM 11 (768-816), many colinear subfragments and a few double items;
-: LYN52-b (61) is a combination of  BHM 20b and the late (or tirolian) part of ETO-aut, also in APA/b;


Comment:
116r = 233,  txt = 'Item des viistiensles boeck hout inns 165 wapenen'; smudge of shield with lion;
DATE: 1412-1447, 
ANCESTORS:  
-: Filipo Maria Visconti, d.1447, duca di Milano 1412 (ran, clem);
-: arms only, no figures;
COMPARE: identical to 
¤ BHM 36a (2372-2376), identical;;
REF: Raneke BHM 60;


Comment:
118r+v = 3x4;  119r = 3x3;   119v blanco
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: swabian nobility;
COMPARE:  
-: except for, all of LYN 56 are in 
¤ BHM-52b (3186-3211 = 24/26), no crests;
-:  4 items also in GEL, 2 items excluded;


Comment:
DATE: c. 1430; 
-: Chelm with Lithuania (LYN:1768);  Szedybor-Mathieu of Zadora (LYN:1765); Vytautis, r.1382-1430 -or- Zygmyntas, r.1432-1440, if given by Michael Lasocki at Arras 1435;
CONTENT:  
-: lands and dioceses of Lithuania, and possibly 5 palatines by family; only partially with legends;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 10 (620-641 = 22/22) - with even fewer legends;
NOTE:
-: several lithuanian nobles were given polish herbs at the Union of Horodlo in 1413 signifying adaption to the western concepts of nobility;
-: when the lithuanian princes were baptised (as roman-catholics) in 1383 much of Lithuania was already orthodox, especially the western parts; only 2 dioceses were established in Lithuania, Vilnius 1387 and Samogitia 1417;
REF: 
-: Heymowski LYN 114-116; Heymowski BHM 80-83; Z Kiaupia &al, History of Lithuania before 1795, Vilnius 2000, p.148+160+164;


Comment:
DATE:  1415-1459;
-: Conrad II von Bayer und Boppard Bf.Metz 1415-59; 
CONTENT:  
-: nobility of the dukedom of Lorraine;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM-37 (2394-2408 = 15/15) identical;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT: 
-: nobility in Jülich;
-: no legends apart from a few later (mistaken) in hand B.  
COMPARE:  
-:  nearly complete concordance with ETO-jul and BHM 15c;
-: probably taken from ETO (29) or direct from its source;
NOTE:
-: extensive overlap with BHM 15 Jûlich (86), 8 subsegments = a) ancestors, b) GEL:1127-1129 (4),  c) ETO-jul/LYN-jul (25/34), d) GEL:1272-1277 (5),  e) ETO-jul (4),  f) GEL:1141-1167,  g) GEL:1278-1295;


Comment:
ANCESTORS: 124v = p.250 = 2+3/1/4+5;
DATE:  > 1440;
CONTENT: 
-: 3x4,  arms only, no figure;
-:  ancestors of Louis I, 1413-1465,  duc de Savoie 1440;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM 38a (2409-2413 = 5/5), identical;


Comment:
DATE:  c.1375;
CONTENT:  
-: Noble families from Geldern, mostly dutch Geldern; in part as an ordinary;
COMPARE: 
¤  BHM 16b (1049-1130 = 80/82), identical;
-: BHM 16a is copied from GEL:1172-1259, Raneke does not mention LYN in connection with BHM 16;
-: BEL 40 (1000-1133 = 70/137), similar, different order and many gaps, but several close subfragments;
-: GEL 34 (1169-1271 = 103) has most of the items, but no colinearity, only close subgroups;
-: LBQ has several items in the Berg segment;
NOTE:
-: LYN:1909 'herenloic' = Honselaer (BEL:1015, LBQ) =  Wijenhorst nr Rheinberg (BHM, GEL);
CHK:
-:  family relations or Wappengruppen;
RE:
-:  LYN 06 Ancestors = BHM 16a;


Comment:
DATE: 1411-40 (clem);
CONTENT:  
-: Johann von Brunn., Bf.Würzburg 1411, d.1440; vassels of FBf.Würzburg in Franken-Hessen;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM:53b (3241-3257 = 17/17, p&m) and 5 from BHM-53a (copied from GEL 11);
NOTE:
-:  first 4 items in notes from visit 08.2002; no notes from 03.2003; notebook 5, 06.2003; loose visit notes printed;


Comment:
DATE:  1430-1431 (ran); 1429-30 (clem);
-: Paul von Rosdorf, Grossmeister 1422-41 (ran); Erasmus von Fischborn, GsKt 1429-30; Ludwig von Landsee, Kt. Thorn 1426-31;
CONTENT:  
-: Hochmeister, Oberste Marschall and knights of the Deutsche Orden (OT) in Livland.
COMPARE:
¤ NLU 49 (1508-1545 = 38/38);
¤ CLE 29 (1044-1081 = 38/38) - as NLU; 
NOTE: Kt = Komthur;
-: war between OT and Poland-Lithuania 1431-1435 until Peace of Brest-Litovsk 31.12.1435;
REF:  
-: Voigt NC; 
-: C.A. Lückerath: Paul von Rusdorf, 1969; 
-: Arnold DO; Arnold HM = U. Arnold, Die Hochmeister des Deutschen Ordens 1190-1994, 1998; 
-:  Lothar Müller-Wesphael, pers.com., 10.2004;
-:  Paravicini PR 1:68n184 noted the dating 1430/31 and stated that it merited further examination;


Comment:
DATE: 
-: probably c.1420 - or a little earlier;
-:  1418-1422 (jme),
-:  Victor van Flandern (de Haze ?) d.1430; Roland Uikerke d.1442; Louis de Ballieu S.Douxlieu d.1453 [2020];
CONTENT: 
-: selection of flemish nobles - particularly of the families of Belle, Brune, Gracht, Halluin, Lannoy, Visch and Walle; this might be an occational armorial;
COMPARE:
-: LYN different from ETO & BHM, overlap of only 46 with ETO 13  (70v-72v; 512-612 = 101) / GpETO 113, mainly among the first 30 in LYN, but mostly same persons, probbly incidental;  80 items in GpETO 366;
-: BHM 12 (818-915) is similar to ETO 13 (512-612), but unlike LYN 66, though many items are similar and they may be taken from a copy contemporary to LYN or slightly later;
-: NLU 48 (102r-105v; 1391-1470 = 80) possibly pick & mix from an ETO-clone, not LYN;
-: one of the sources of RUE-fla (re Dullaert);
NOTE: 
-:  end of notes from visit 08.2002;
-: many flemish lordships changed from one family to another during the first part of 15th century;


Comment:
1 banner; 
-  138v = 278 text only = "Item hien ...... des zo boech boes..... wapens houde 114";
-  139r = 279 = 3+banner + 4x2 + 2 = 14 
DATE:  >1417, 
-: Guy de Ghistelle, d.1417 [2128]; but might be earlier, see refs to TMS;
CONTENT: 
-:  a few nobles from Hainaut and Flanders; a curious mix, possibly amended.
NOTE:
-:  114 items = 13 + 1 lost (on 139r-row1n4) + 100 (LYN-68 fra)


Comment:
DATE:  1378-80 (clem); 
-:  Charles II 'mauvais' , R.Navarre 1343, d.1386; Philippe 'hardi' D.Bourgogne 1363, d.1404;
-:  c.1380 most likely as both Guesclin  (connétable 1370, d.1380), Clisson (connétable 1380) and the only two maréchals (Blainville and Sancerre) living 1367-91 are mentioned close together.
-:  Pierre 'le Becque' de Villaines, d.c1404, argumentation c.1380 [2150];
-:  Dreux (VI) de Mello d.1374 [2195];
-:  [2140] is possibly Anne Dauphin d'Auvergne Cs.Forez 1382, 1358-1417, 1371 gm/ Louis (II) D.Bourbon;
-:  no.2147 Jean Dormans (d.1373) or Miles (d.1387) chancellors and Bp.Beauvais;
- : no.2151 Enguerrand de Coucy, d.1398, french service 1378;
CONTENT:  
-: french nobles, 
-:  as LYN 68 has a number of items in common with GEL-fra, identification has been guided by GEL 13 (308-499 = 65/192);
-:  almost without legends, a few legends in hand B; many brisures; 
-: 139v + 140r = 4x4, 140v = 4x3+2, 141r = 4x4, 141v = 4x3+3, 142r = 4x4, 142v = 4+3;
-:  several curious items among the high nobility, e.g. 2139 + 2144 + 2145 + 2147;
-   possibly with the introductory text (hand B, 114 arms) on 138v as 100 items of LYN 64 with 13 items +1 lost of LYN 67 Hainaut;


Comment:
DATE:  
-: probably contemporary, i.e. c1440; 
-:  the Humières brothers active 1430-42 [2291]; Jean de Brimieu, active 1427-41; Bonnières-Souastre >1434 [2290];
CONTENT:  
-: The 4 artesian counties, followed by the connétable and nobility; 
-: 3x4, except 148v = 3*3+2;
-: a burgundian flavour, e.g. du Bois-Pousanges [2309], maître d'hotel des ducs;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 45 (2743-2888 = 144/146) has fewer brisures, but are in a generally similar order; Candavène-St-Pol in BHM, but Luxembourg-St.Pol in LYN;
-: SIC has a considerable number of identical items, but no apparent relationship between LYN & BHM and SIC;


Comment:
DATE:  1404-1417, 
-: Wilhelm II;
ANCESTORS: 
¤ 70a (150r, 2385-2394 = 10), 2 figures,  male, r6 female, each surrounded by 4 shields = Albrect, reg. 1377-1404, and wife Margaretha von Brieg;
¤ 70b (150v, 2395-2399 = 5), arms only; r1 crested shield  + 4 shields = Wilhelm (II), reg. 1404-1417;


Comment:
see also GpETO segm 372, 106;
DATE:  1436-1451 (clem); 
-: Jan S.Egmond d.1451 +  Wm Egmond S.Ijsselstein 1436, d.1451 (No.2490, 2492);
-: Wm van Besijen (no.2593) fl.1388-92, possibly ospm;
CONTENT:  
-: hollander nobility, Zuid-Holland & Utrecht, a few Noord-Brabant; very few Hainauters and Zeelanders;
-  155r/311 -  159v/320 , 3x4 = 120, 160r1-3/321;
-  154v text "Item hier vocht dis. zz boech van Hollant hout innes 122 wapens 440 wapenen "
-: 5 christian names: 2490, 2492,  2564, 2586, 2593;
-: 7 noted 'b' for barons or bannerets;
COMPARE: 
¤ BHM 25 hol (62/89), p&m;
¤ ETO 06 hol (?/75), p&m;
-: all 3 armorials have probably checked arms and names with each other or with common source notes, BHM also with GEL, not copies;


Comment:
see GpETO segm 107;
160v = "Item hien volcht des 24 boeck ende hout inns alderande wapenen"
DATE: c.1430  
-: Philip van Borselen S.Borselen & Kortgene d.1431;
-: c1434, Frank van Borselen as Gf.Ostrevant might be a later improvement;
CONTENT: 
-: zeelander nobility, 15 siblings or cousins of Borselen, Bruelis and Brigdam, 6 pairs among other, i.e. 27/37;
-  161r/323 = 3+3+3,  161v+162r = 3x4, 162v1-2+3-4;
COMPARE:
¤  ETO 07 = BHM 26 zel = NLU = CLE, all concordant; nearly full overlap (p&m from common source ?), 6 families added to LYN, 4 omitted, but could be a parallel collation;


Comment:
DATE: c.1430
CONTENT:  
-: nobles from Namur or principat de Liège, several anonymous; probably copied from a list of vassals, possibly c.1420/30 or c.1370 (Bassweiler ?);
163r = 3x4, 163v = 3+3+2, 164r = 3+1;
-: #2653 (label) Reinald S.Houffalize, d.1457, b/ Gerhard S.Moestorf d.1431, s/ Renaud d.1434;
COMPARE:
¤ BHM 39 (2431-2454 = 24/24), identical;


Comment:
DATE:
-: 1422-1426;
CONTENT:  
-: ancestors of Konrad VII Gf.Diepholz d.1426, his father Johan II d.1422;
LAYOUT: 
-: 2+3/1/4+5;  165v1 crested
hånd B; possibbly late addition
NOTE:
-:   irregular type, not  F + M / præses / FM + MM, but possibly  FM + M / P / FMFM + FFM
CHK 
-:  ESNF 1.3:326


Comment:
DATE: 1441, tournament held in Utrecht 8-12.09.1441 sponsored by Jacob Zuylen S.Strijen & Abcoude & Gaasbeek & Putten;
CONTENT:  
-: parties or teams of 3-5;
-: 2 rows per page, each lord with a banner or a pennon; crested helmets.
-: many items also in LYN 77 and in BHM 09;
NOTE:
- curious smudge-like copy of a row from 169r on 167r (LYN 77) - less crested helmets;


Comment:
170v later addition of crested shield, painted exlibris of de Grez / Grave  =  <Die Heer van Grez ende Rilalerie > =;
171rv =  blanco;  172r = 3x4;  172v1;
DATE: 1424-1450; 
-: Heinrich (II) Bf.Münster 1424-50; Wolfram Mörs, Bf. 1450-1456;
CONTENT:  
-: 3x4 + 3x3+1; nobles from lower Rhineland around Bf.Münster;
COMPARE:  
¤ BHM 08* (528-587 = 21/60);
-: BHM 08 is mainly based on GEL, but with 2 subsegments based on LYN;


Comment:
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT, 3x4;  nobles from Mark, in union with Kleve;
COMPARE:
¤ BHM 06 (441-475 = ?/35);  
¤ BHM 07c (476-510 = ?/35) 
CHK:
-: BHM vs LYN;


Comment:
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: norman nobility and gentry with first names;
COMPARE: 52/75 items in common for BER/AB-10 and NA 2 Normandie (52/456), but in widely different order and neither AB 10 nor AB 28 are likely to be copied and/or edited from NA; however NA might have been consulted as AB 8 Artois is an edited version of NA 6-8 Artois-Vermandois;
-  probably no real concordance between NAV-nor and WN-nor, though there is some overlap but little rythm in the first 60-odd items;


Comment:
DATE:  c.1370 
CONTENT: nobles from Champagne, Bourgogne and Rhône Valley with a subsegment of italians (NAV:626-641) incl. Bernabo and Gian Galeazzo (V) Visconti C.Vertu (fl.1360);


Comment:
DATE: c.1370;
CONTENT:  members of the principal noble houses engaged in the breton civil wars of 1341-64;
COMPARE:  56 arms in common with AB 19 Bretagne and several with AB 11 Anjou a.o.; NA might have been one of more sources used by AB, but is heavily amended for that use;
REF: M Fabre, Cah.Her, 4:11-48, 1983;


Comment:
COMPARE:  Na 6 + 7 + 8 are used as source for AB 8 Artois (AB:267-367 = 101) with elimination of repetitions of family names, removal of brisures or updating arms to current form as well as leaving large parts unused (NA:960-1009);  see NA for details;


Comment:
COMPARE:  Na 6 + 7 + 8 are used as source for AB 8 Artois (AB:267-367 = 101) with elimination of repetitions of family names, removal of brisures or updating arms to current form as well as leaving large parts unused (NA:960-1009 + NA:1027-1035 + NA:1084-1146);  see NA for details;


Comment:
DATE: 1368-1375 (DL Galbreath, DBA; clem);  death of Lionel of Antwerp 1368, creation of Thomas of Woodstock as E.Buckingham 1377;
CONTENT:  english nobles and gentry
COMPARE:  Styward's (R) a.o., e.g. Sully;


Comment:
DATE: 1265-70; based on 2 o.s.p. + 2 cousins;
probably collated at a convention in 1267 before  Louis IX departed for Tunis on 9th (8th) crusade;


Comment:
DATE: 1284-88 / 1284-93 (pae + jq);  1278-1285 (clem); 
¤  WIN:319 Alencon = Charles de Valois1270.1325, C.Valois 1284 & C.Alencon 1293, assumed arms of  Charles de France C.Alencon on his death 6.04.1284, when Alencon reverted to the crown; 
-: the 6 Harcourt arms are relatives of Jean (I) d.1388;
COMPARE:  
-: copied by ETO and recopied from there by BHM;
CHK:
-: Charles (?) osp.06.04.1284 ? / Pierre o.sp.1280


Comment:
DATE: <1285 (pae); 
-: 15r blanco
¤ #495 Charles (I, d.1285)  or Charles (II, d.1309);


Comment:
DATE: first part <1296 / 1292 (pae),  later part of  arms < 1307 with legends added 1320-1325 ? (pae); 
CONTENT:
-:  a preponderance of westphalian-luxembourgois arms; many non-identified arms or questionable identifications (separate listing available); 
-: legends shown little understanding of german language; 
-: late entries are > 1285, the remaining might be connected with Philip III's pretentions to the imperial throne in 1272 and the invasion of Aragon in 1284;
-:  10 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: 1278-80 (pae)
CONTENT:  WN:824 = Edmund 'Crouchback' E.Chester d.1296 as regent of Champagne as warden of his granddaughter;
-: 48 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: 1277-80 (pae)
CONTENT:  43 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: c1276-1308 (pae);  28  ui items; 
CONTENT:  99 without legends; probably an unfinished copy (-sc);


Comment:
DATE: n.a.;
CONTENT: 62 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: 1279-1302/12 (pae); 31v blanco
CONTENT: 66 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: <1283 (pae);
CONTENT:  13 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: <1304 (pae);
CONTENT:  3 french magnates (WN:1229-1231); 12 without legends;


Comment:
DATE: <1306 (pae); 34v  blanco
CONTENT:  24 without legends;


Comment:
COMPARE:  probably copied from a version of WIN (!) or a common source or tradition; it appears that WN-16 was added as an afterthought and complement;  Brault proposes actual rulers behind several of the items;
REF: Brault RAE 1:59, Brault + Goodall, Antiq.J. 73:27-36, 1993 + 74:295-310, 1994;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- Ancient ducs de Bourgogne = 'Chy comenche les armes de monseigneur le duc de Bourgogne & de messeigneurs ses nobles enchetres. Ensemble des provinces qui sont Cy avec les chevaliers de marque, seigneurs à banieres, Barons & Bacheliers & Esquiers des marches de ses pais & de sa succetion';

CONTENT: fabulous coats of arms attributed to the ancient dukes of Bourgogne; the last coat on 2r is Philippe 'hardi' (which might be assigned to either segmetn 01 or 02);
-: shields below banners;
-: on 1r 'Charolois, marechal d'armes ..' with portrait holding a shield of Bourgogne moderne qtg Bourgogne ancien and bearing tabard of Charolais {Pu/Gu lion reguard Or};


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: >1434; C.Etampes;
CONTENT: 3 subsegments, continuing 01 ancient dukes;
-: 8-22, members of the ducal family of Philippe 'hardi' = 'Armes de la noble maison de Bourgogne';
-: 23-89, lands held by members of the Maison de Bourgogne-Valois or senior magnates = 'Cy suivent les armes des Provinces suiectes a Mgr le d. de Bourgogne Philippe que Dieu preserve';
-: 90-98, bastards of Philippe 'bon' = 'Les fils batards de la tres noble maison de Bourgoigne dont qq uns sont ajouté sur les sceels qui ont esté trouves depuis peu';


Comment:
13r = 'Charolois, Maréchal d'armes du duc de Bourgoigne et toutes ses provinces.
Par le nombre qui s'ensuit on trouvera par escrit les blasons et armes de la plupart des Princes ppiêns et amis de nos ppiêns. Sy supplie très humblement a tous nobles et officiers d'armes qui mon petit livre verront et antique chose y trouveront qui ne soit ainsi comme il doit estre que leur bénigne grâce veulent corriger et mettre a son adresse afin que l'honeur de tout officiers d'armes y soit gardé et la mienne. L'an 1658 fut le present livre escrit en double ou en bon francais fut coppié';

DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles of Ile-de-France;
COMPARE:  CHA 3 is a clone of the first 36 items of URF 1 France; there are 3 additions (CHA:105 Tancarville, 111 a Montmorency and 120 probably a spare Tremblay);
-: see GpURF 101 for details;


Comment:
see  URF 22
-: 'Cy s’ensuivent les armes au duc de Normendie et des srs du pais'
see URF 22 for evaluation


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 'S’ensuivent en ce chapitre les armes des Empereurs et rois du monde. Ce qui est en blanc le copiste ne l’a peu lire';
DATE: > 1654;
-: Christina Vasa, abdicated 1654 [556];
CONTENT: real and fabulous kings and kingdoms; edited from various sources;
COMPARE:
-: incl. 20 items also found in URF segment 47;


Comment:
see URF 40
Charolais, heraux d'armes au duc de Bourgoigne qui parle des rois de l'Espaigne et des Srs á baniere de leur marche et en premier lieu du royalme d'Aragon


Comment:
see URF 42
-: CHA 12 (692-707 = 16) is roughly concordant with URF 42 (2532-2544 = 13), though CHA:696+707 are slightly different and CHA:692 + 694 + 695 are added;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE: >1495
-: Fernando D.Viseo [721], 1433-1470, father of Emmanuel, 1469-1521, R.Portugal 1495;
CONTENT: portuguese princes and high nobility;
COMPARE:
-:  CHA:2547 'chambellan' = URF:2547 'chancellor', only item in URF 43 (3) similar;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- fragment of an unknown armorial or illustrations pertaining to the history of the struggle for domination over Southern Italy and the Adriatic Sea during the 14-15C;
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: members of royal and princely families;
NOTE:
-: several arms appear to be attributions;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 'Cy apres s’ensuyvent les armes du roy de Polaine et de ses Palantins et d’aucuns des seigneurs a banniere';
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: polish-lithuanian territories presented as magnates,


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- probably an original edition by the compiler, using sources available;
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: pagan kings, edited from various sources, incl. many with names only;
-: (a) 797-905 = 'cy apres s’ensuivent les armes du Sultan de Babylone et de mains autres Sultans, Califfes et roys de Payenerie et de Turquie avec d’aucuns seigr. a Baniere';
-: (b) 906-910 = 96r, names only = 'Rois, Princes, et ducs en Italie';
-: (c) 911-920 = 97r, names only = 'Rois d’Italie';
-: (d) 921-942 = 'Cy commence les roys et Prinches de l’Asie et de la terre Sainte';
COMPARE:
-: 35 items also found in URF 48;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 'Chevaliers Barons et Per du Bon roi Charlemaigne'
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 
-: Charlemagne, r.768-814, the 12 peers or selected knights, 'Four sons of Aimon', and other heroes;
-: incl. 2 ladies, with 6 items of names only, the peers come in different order, and 3 have different arms in the two armorials;
-: possibly derived from the 'chanson de Roland' (in writing c.1060) and/or other carolingian chansons de geste and chronicles;
COMPARE:
-: URF 50* (2775-2787 = 13) are Charlemagne and the 12 carolingian peers, who died at Roncevalles 778;
-: CHA 19 are the pagan members of the carolingian cycle;
NOTE:
-: CHA:971 = dame Bradamante = queen Bradimonda, wife of Marsilion saracen R.Saragosa, converted to christianity  -- Sayers SR 76, stanza 50;


Comment:
7+2x12+3 items, crests; all legends in later hand; 85v blanco; 86r = "virtemburg", 86v-89v blanco; 90r = "baviere";
DATE: c1443;
-: Nicodemus della Scala of Verona, Bf.Freising 1421-1443 recognised by the pope, succeded by Heinrich (II) von Schlick (resigned 1448), Propst zum Bunzlau, but with counterbishop Johan Grünwalder (natural son of Hz. Bayern, elected 1421, resigned, Generalvikar, elected 1443, confimed 1448);
CONTENT: bavarian (and austrian) nobles in the service of the Bf.Freising nr. München;
-: many without identification;
COMPARE:  NLU-35 = NLU:968-1001 (34/34);


Comment:
3+8 items; 92v-93r blanco;
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  hessian nobles incl. Katzenellenbogen, Ziegenhain + Dietz;
COMPARE: 811-813 = NLU:405-407 ?, the rest might be inserts into a hessian segment ?


Comment:
7+4x12+5 items, crests; 94v+95rv+96rv blanco, 97r = "saxe et missne";
CONTENT: Witzleben a.o.
COMPARE:  NLU 28 = NLU:811-846 (36), incl. Witzleben;


Comment:
7+4x12 items, crests;100v-101v blanco;
LEGEND: sy sensuyt la chevallerie de la duche de zvawe
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 2 subsegments;
-: 32a = nobles from Schwaben,  incl. Limburg-Pueckler, and the austrians Montfort, Capellen, Cilly,  Sebser;  many without identification or verification;
-: 32b = 103v + 104r, polish  = 1172-1195;
COMPARE:
-: identical to NLU:27 = NLU:756-810 (55/55);
-: a fragment of CLE 32b is similar to LYN 34, LYN:747-768 on fo.53rv;


Comment:
7+12+5 items;104v-105r blanco;
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: Gf.Cilly and nobles from county in the Krain province (presently: Celje in Slovenia), with some from Tirol and southern Bavaria;
COMPARE: identical to NLU-31 = NLU:859-882 (24/24);


Comment:
7+9+3x12+7 items, crests;  107r blanco; "le chevallerie de wraken conte en zuavve graue van vernais";
CONTENT: german and polish nobles, subsegments difficult to delineate;
-: 39a/34a = 107v, Franken ? = 1220-1226, incl. Gf.Wertheim;
-: 34b = 108r-109r, Poland = 1227-1259, possibly 4 swabians at beginning;
-: 34c = 109v-110r, Schwaben = 1260-1280, incl. Pappenheim, fkn;
COMPARE:
-: probably identical to NLU 33+34 = NLU:907-922-967 (16+45=61);
-: 34a possibly
-: 34b, Poland is very like ETO-pol and clones in LYN and BHM;
-: 34c, Schwaben has elements of LYN 56 sou (LYN:1707-1722) and BHM 52 sou;


Comment:
7+12+5 items, crests; 110v blanco;  
DATE: c1436;
-: Hans Gf.Lupfen & S.Rappoltstein, d.1436, Landvogt von Elsass /Alsace and Sundgau, ambassador to Konstanser Konzil  (Hupp ARL 280);
CONTENT: Gf.Lupfen in Württemberg,  several austrians, incl. Weispiriach + Eberstorf + Winden + Stockhammer ?;
-: many items not identified, possibly swabians;
COMPARE:
-: identical to NLU 32 = NLU:883-906 (24/24);


Comment:
7+2x12+7 items, crests; 112v blanco; 
see LYN 65 Preussen, Hochmeister Paul von Rossdorf 1422-41;


Comment:
7+2x12+5 items, crests;  115rv + 116r blanco;  see GpETO 117;
DATE: 
CONTENT: polish bishops and nobles;  
COMPARE: 
-: identical to NLU 13 = NLU:348-383 (36); 
-: -  first 9 as in ETO-pol, but only princes and dioceses;


Comment:
7+4 items; 121v-122v blanco; 123r = "arragon";


Comment:
9+4x12+10 items, crests;  (chevaliers de Bourgogne et de Toison d'or ?);
CONTENT: Bourgogne + Flanders + Artois + Franche-Comté, approx 10 CTdO followed by  a mix of grand seigneurs, princes and bishops from the Empire;
NOTE:
Problematic, Maximilian I


Comment:
7+4x12 items, crests; 133r-134v blanco;
DATE: c.1420-1440 (clem);
CONTENT:  austrian nobility, 
COMPARE:
-: identical to NLU 19 = NLU:413-467 (55);
-: probably contemporary with ETO-aut (176), but overlap only with Erbländer;
-: larger overlap with LYN 36 (118), but only within LYN:810-851, incl. Erbländer;


Comment:
138v-141v blanco;
CONTENT: Bf + 4 nobles
NOTE:
-: followed by a lorranian armorial;


Comment:
¤ ex-Rheinland (2)
DATE:  n.a.
CONTENT:  nobles from Pfalz a.o. Close to the Rhine;
COMPARE: 
-: a few items with very similar legends are present in CLE 19 Kleve (75), e.g. CLE:657-661;
NOTE:
-:  in LYN-32 Austria in Raneke BHM overview;


Comment:
segm.1-23 = 1290-94. The Ruyers marche-d'armes on the west bank of the Rhine;


Comment:
DATE:  n.a. + tur
CONTENT:  including this segment there are 82 norman nobles in four groupings, viz. Segments 10 (VE:418-430 =13), part of 13 (VE:503-520 = 18), 19 (VE:647-680 = 34) and part of 22 (VE:825-841 = 17);
-:  segment 10 contains a Brienne C.Eu and 8 normans, the last four being 2 Paynels (nor) or Isle-Bouchards (tur), a Relli (tur) / Ridiaux de Sabley (?) and a l'Hermite (tur);

CHECK seats;


Comment:
verso blanco; 126r Scots, 127r Norway, 128r Denmark, 129r Sweden, 130r Frisia, 131r Poland, 132r Bohemia, 133r Hungary, 134r Armenia, 135r Cyprus, 136r Jerusalem;
-: URF-37 boh (URF:2393-2399), URF:2452-2453, sax from URF-39 Poland;


Comment:
Andre de Rineck [5-8 (RP)], 4 maternal ancestors


Comment:
lordships or families from dep Moselle, ar Metz-Campagne, mnay name only;


Comment:
dafed 1527 on 151v; 16 qttrs of Marguerite de Brandenbourg,


Comment:
10rv Vaudemont late, hand-B; 9rv, 11r-14v blank;


Comment:
COMPARE:
-: Rothelin = BER:1679, RYN:1188;
-: Guillaume Roucel = RYN:1184;
-: Maorves = ETO;


Comment:
armorial chronicle of the genealogy of  the dukes of Brabant, to 1335/55;
DATE: 1395-1400 (wa);
¤ 4v-6vb4 hand A;
¤ Jequier GG;


Comment:
armorial chronicle of the genealogy of the counts of Holland, to 1358/89;
DATE: 1395-1400 (wa);
¤ 6vb5-9r hand B;
¤ Jequier GG;


Comment:
#1475bis, #1495bis;
CONTENT:
¤ a: 1472-1475bis  mixed lords
¤ b: 1476-1489 french, oriental (imaginary arms), earlier;
¤ c: 1490-1514 Brabant a.o., many blank shields;
¤ d: 1515-1529 Flandern a.o.
¤ e: 1530-1544 Hainaut a.o.
¤ f: 1545-1559 Brabant a.o.


Comment:
no arms, names of flemish bannerets;
117v blank;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 'Sultans Admiraux et Ducs de Payennerie qui firent guerre au bon Empereur Charlemaigne'
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: pagan nobles of fables;
COMPARE:
-: no overlap wtih URF;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- 'Preudhommes du temps jadis de toute memoire de vivans'
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:  classical heros; mainly sketches or names only;
-: only the greek hero Aineas (uncoloured);
COMPARE:
-: no overlap with URF;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SYN: Petite Armorial de Concile de Constance 1413 (i.e. 1414-1418);
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: fabulous arms attributed to mythical persons and realms, several subsegments;
-: 118r = 1-5 / 2-6 / 3-7 / 4-8, i.e. palewise;
-: (a) = 1029-1053 =  'Empereurs Roys et Princes venus au consille de Constance par Ambassadeurs ou en personne l’an 1413 tiré de Lacheroy de l’Empereur';
-: (b) = 1054-1056 = 3 magi;
-: (c) = 1057-1076 = 'Ces rois Chretiens sont suiet ou vassaux du Camp de Tartarie';
-: (d) = 1077-1079 = 'Armes des Sultans d’Egipte et de Babilonie et d’Etiopie';
-: (e) = 1080-1094 = 'Rois vassaux des Sultans de Babilone et d’Egypte';
-: (f) = 1095-1098 = 'Rois Chretiens dont l’histoire nest guere importunee, trouvés dans les princes de la Crois de St Dominique';
-: (g) = 1099-1116 = 'Armoiries des Anchiens Royaumes et Republiques' = uncoloured sketches only;
COMPARE:
-: only a few items similar to any in URF;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- = PBC  = Pierre de Boussans list of chambellans and officers;
DATE: 1417-1420 (as is CAM);
CONTENT: chamberlains and officers of Jean 'sans peur', who were also members of the 'Cour Amoureuse';
NOTE:
-: Pierre de Boussan/Bouffan, hussier d'armes of Charles le Temeraire, d.1476; CAM/a is by the same atelier, which executed ETO and APA/a, armorials presumably supervised by Jean le Fevre dit Charolais et Toison d'or;
-: different form of shields;
COMPARE:  items 1117-1240 are rearraged small fragments taken mainly from CAM:93-400, only 4 named items are not to be found in CAM;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- see PBC, = CHA 22 = Chambellans du roi;
NOTE: different form of shield;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- see PBC = CHA 22 = chambellans du roi;
NOTE: different form of shield;


Comment:
see GpURF
cy apres s ensuyvent les armes du roy d engleterre et d aucuns seigneurs de son royaume et du paiz premierement
DATE: c.1381 (clem);
CONTENT: english nobles;
COMPARE:
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 35 (2951-3048 = 98) is most probaly edited from URF 02 and LYN 32 or one of their clones, with URF:129-233 providing the major part of LBQ:2951-2975 + 3005-3046 + 3053-; 
-: LBQ:2976-3004 is not in URF;
-: a part of URF:264-297 (13/34) is common to LBQ 36 (3049-3072 = 24, England-Scotland) - and in SIC 30 (1762-1786 = 25, England-Scotland) - and to URF 3 (397-413 = 17, Scotland);
-: PRT 30 (1159-1202 = 44) in irregular, but in generally similar order as URF, many gaps, stops at URF:192/PRT:1202;
-: SIC 29 (1705-1761 = 57) 
-: some, non-concordant, overlap with CY and TJ/TJQ, mostly single items; 
-: overlap of 136 with WJ/WJO, in serial viewed from URF, and with gaps of 1-3 items missing in URF:128-195, mostly questionable blazons and/or identifications; 7 gaps of 5-7 items missing in URF:196-396, the rest single gaps;
-: 133 items in common, but not concordant with S/WIL;
STATUS:
-: need review;
PUBLISHED: 
-: oct.2007, www.armorial.dk;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- cy apres s ensuyvent les armes du roy gallenot et de xxx roys qu il conquesta
CONTENT: sir Galahad and the 30 kings he conquered - from the arthurian cycle in Sarrasin 'Roman du Hem';
REF:
-: Vale EC 36 (Sarrasin);


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s ensuyvent les armes du bon roy charlemaine le grant et de ses .xij. pers
CONTENT: 
-: Charlemagne, r.768-814, and the 12 peers or selected knights, who died at Roncevalles 778;
-: possibly derived from the 'chanson de Roland' and/or other carolingian chansons de geste and chronicles;
COMPARE:
-: CHA 18* (943-997 = 55) are carolingian knights and associates, incl. 2 ladies, with 6 items of names only, the peers come in different order, and 3 have different arms in the two armorials;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s ensuyvent les armes du roy richart d engleterre et de ses compaignons qui furent au pas en engleterre encontre le roy nommez salehadin et soudant d aumarie (ermenie), quj la estoyent armes per .ix. Fois cent mil hommes pour dstruiere toute crestiente et se dieun eust visite son peuple par le bon seigneur de caluregny (sausegny) ceste foy estoit en grant adventure d estre perie et destruite
CONTENT: compagnons of Richard Coeur-de-Lion, King of England, on the Third Crusade to the Holy Land;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s enuyvent les armes du roy artus et d aucuns chevaliers de sa table ronde
CONTENT: knights of the Table Ronde;


Comment:
see GP URF
en apres s ensuyvent les armes du duc de berry et des autres seigneurs du piaz a baniere
DATE: 
CONTENT: nobles from Berry, Forez and Poitou.  
-: URF:541 '.. fleur-de-lis isst Sa' must be an extension of URF:540 Archiac;
COMPARE:  
-: not in CHA, and only 2-3 items (URF:542+543+535) in SIC 22 (1428-1462 = 35);
-: LBQ 13 (932-951 = 14/20) is an extended copy of URF 7, fully concordant, omitting Ventadour;
-: PRT 21 (910-934 = 14/25) ) is an extended copy of URF 7, fully concordant, omitting Ventadour;


Comment:
see GpURF
cy apres s ensuyvent les armes du roy d escoche et d aultres
DATE:
CONTENT:  
-: scots nobles, several items with legends only;
NOTE:  
-: cri de guerre of John Balliol; 
-: Ramsay, standardbearer when the King of Scots was captured;
COMPARE: 
-: URF:405-411 (12) name only;
-: not in PRT, SIC or CHA;
-: LBQ 36 (3049-3072 = 24) has LBQ:3049-3052 + 3066-3972 concordant with URF 3, excluding only items with legends only; the remaining items in LBQ 36 are from URF 2 England = URF:264-297 (13/34), probably mistitled Scots in URF source;
-: SIC 30 (1762-1786 = 25) titled scots, but are all from the URF England segment;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
see GpURF:
cy apres s ensuyvent les armes des gascons
DATE: 
-: <1376 = Edward PoW, d.1376, D.Aquitaine, URF:624, but arms of Thomas D.Gloucester (d.1397);
-: >1389 = Charles d'Albret (d.1415) and his son Jean (d.1415), URF:416-417, argumentation of 1389; Jean D.Berry (d.1416) D.Aquitaine 1389, LBQ:626;
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Gascony, Guienne-Périgord, Béarn and Navarre; URF:456-471 incl 10 with legends only;
NOTE:
-: LBQ & URF have had later amendments (e.g. LBQ:626/PRT:495) referring to the rule 1389-1416 of Jean D.Berry & Aquitaine (1340-1416);
-: URF:458 Arnaud de Cervole, d.1367, routier captain;
COMPARE:   
-: NAV = p.m.;
-: BER = p.m.;
-: no similar segment in SIC or CHA;
-: LBQ 9 (624-661 = 34/38) is a near concordant copy of URF:414-455+457, except 4 omissions (417+439 repeats, 431 illegible, 429 Curton (lms) in other segment), has added LBQ:625 Guienne + 626 Berry qtg Guienne + 634 Ventadour + 639 Vallach;
-: PRT 13 (493-504 = 12, i all 41 mostly blank shields without legends) is concordant with URF and LBQ, but includes LBQ:625+626+634, not in URF;
STATUS:
-: items unchecked, date to be verified with Jean d'Albret a.o.


Comment:
see GpURF
en apres s ensuyvent les armes du paiz de languedoc
DATE:
-: 
CONTENT: 
-: bannerets from Gascony, Languedoc, Foix, Auvergne and Savoie; 
-: URF:503-507 have legends only and no blason.
COMPARE:  
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 10 (662-697 = 36) is a copy of URF 5 without the name only items, and with added LBQ:668-672, though LBQ:669/URF:500 is transposed, a tail of LBQ:695-697  (3) is also added , Armagnac replacing Foix at the head of the segment;
-: PRT 14 (534-568 = 35, bannerets) is fuly concoandant with URF with a few pair switches, PRT:565-568 (4) added at the end;
-: SIC 18 (1342-1370 = 29), apart from two large gaps and two transpositions SIC is fully concordant with URF:479-502 - which is unusual for a SIC copy of URF;
STATUS:
-: individual, date;


Comment:
see GpURF
Touraingniaus
DATE:
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Touraine;
COMPARE:  
-: LBQ 14 = LBQ:952-978 (27) is concordant with URF 6, omitting URF:517 and adding LBQ:952-953 + 976-978;
-: PRT 22 (935-960 = 26) is identical to LBQ in additions, omissions and variants;
-: SIC 14 (1165-1180 = 16) is an irregular selection of URF;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
see GpURF
poitevinz a baniere
DATE:
-: 
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Poitou with some from Anjou or Limousin;
COMPARE: 
-: not in SIC or CHA;
-: LBQ 07a (536-581 = 46, tot: 59) is a copy of URF 08 with one difference, LBQ:578 {barruly & 3 chevrons} repeats LBQ:562/URF:571 Rochefoucauld, but with the legend 'larchefort' rather the the corresponding URF:587 Rochefort {barruly & 3 fleurs-de-lis}, 
-: PRT 17a (608-652 = 46, tot: 58) is identical to LBQ 7a;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date;


Comment:
see GpURF;
DATE:
CONTENT: 
-: bannerets from Maine;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 11 = LBQ:698-722 (16/25) is copied from URF 9, with one omission [598 Amboise] and a tail added;
-: PRT 18 (666-667 = 12, bannerets) + PRT 19 (668-690 = 13) is identical to LBQ;
-: SIC 13 (1142-1172 = 31) is similar to LBQ and PRT, with the first 5 concordant, the remainder in irregular order, a few additions;
-: LBG is copied from URF, and PRT from LBQ, SIC from either LBQ or PRT;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
see GpURF
en apres s ensuyvent les armes du duc de bretagne et d autres siegneurs du paiz a baniere
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: bretons and nobles from adjacent areas of Poitou, Touraine and Maine; 
-: URF 10 + 12 = URF: 608-676 + 684-891 (69 + 118 = 187) is one segment divided by a 7 item poitevin insert (URF 11);
COMPARE:  
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 12 (723-931 = 209) Bretagne;  
-: LBQ 12a (723-916 = 184/194) is a copy of URF 10 +12, while the items in LBQ12b = LBQ:917-931(15)  appears to be mainly alternative versions of items already in the LBQ segment;
-: PRT 20 (691-909 = 219) Bretagne  is concordant with URF until PRT:891, with insert PRT 20b (699-706);
-: SIC 16 (1219-1324 = 106) Bretagne appears to be an irregular extract of URF;
NOTE-POITOU:
-: URF 11 (677-683 = 7) probably from Bretagne-Poitou border area;
-: LBQ 12* (794-798 = 5, breton) is concordant with URF 11 (?poitevins)  with 2 omissions (URF:679+681); 
-: PRT 20* (766-772 = 7, breton) is fully concordant with URF 11;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date;


Comment:
CONTENT:
-: uncertain, possibly from the breton-poitevin border area;
NOTE:
-: see GpURF 110 Bretagne for details;


Comment:
see GpURF 110 Bretagne, of which URF 12 is a part;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE:
CONTENT:  mostly nobles from Bretagne and Touraine, a few from Anjou-Maine and from Auvergne;
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 6 (489-535 = 47) is a copy of URF 13;
-: PRT 15 (569-582 = 14, bannerets) - but the first folio page of this is missing, which would have held items in URF:802-808;
-: PRT 16 (583-607 = 25), PRT 15 + 16, in  total 39, is fully concordant with URF and LBQ from URF:809, they have the same omissions at LBQ:507/508 and switch of LBQ:503/502;
-: SIC 15 (1181-1218 = 38) is extracted from URF in two readings, the variants are closer to PRT than LBQ;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Auvergne with addtions from Lorraine (?);
COMPARE: 
-: not CHA;
-: LBQ 16 (1000-1026 = 27) is concordant with URF, with one omission (URF:849 a Salm cadet), one transposition, 3 inserts and a tail from LBQ:1019;
-: PRT 25 () is identical to LBQ, apart from 3 variants, different arms of Chalus (PRT:997 / LBQ:1022), and replacement of LBQ:1007-1014 by a different set of arms in PRT:213r+214r (PRT:990-997, 998 inserted at head of 214v);
-: SIC 21 (1404-1427 = 24) is extracted from URF (or rather LBQ/PRT) in three readings with two insert and a tail of 2 items;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: 
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Bourbon-Berry-Auvergne;
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 15 (979-999 = 21) is concordant with URF with 2 additions in tail nd 2 omissions, the arms of the comté de Bourbon, not the royal duke at the head;
-: PRT 23 (961-970 = 10, bannerets), 
-: PRT 24 (971-981 = 11), a total of 21, is identical to LBQ, apart from the head item;
-: SIC 20 (1389-1403 = 15) appears to be copied from PRT with several gaps;


Comment:
see GpURF
vienois a baniere
DATE:
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Dauphiné, Vienne parts, but with many items having legends only;
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 8 = LBQ:595-623 (24/29)  is concordant with URF 16, excluding all items with legends only, and with some additions;
-: PRT 10 (463-479 = 17, bannerets)
-: PRT 11 (480-489 = 10)
-: PRT 12 (490-492 = 3), in all 30, identical to LBQ with a few omissions, but including additions;
-: SIC 19 (1371-1388 = 18) is more irregular concordant with the above, but with more omissions and inserts;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date; SIC differences;


Comment:
see GpURF
en apres s ensuyvent les armes du duc de savoye et des autres seigneurs du paiz a baniere
DATE:
CONTENT:  
-: savoyards;
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: URF:945-947 (3) blanco, not in the clones;
-: LBQ 5 (452-488 = 37) is concordant with URF 17, some transpositions, omitting blanks and 3 URF-items, adding 2 relatives of C.Savoie;
-: PRT 8 (412-449 = 38) identical to LBQ in concordance, but not in all  transpositions, the 3 URF-items omitted in LBQ are in  place in PRT;
-: SIC 28 (1671-1704 = 34) concordant with URF, but more gaps and 5 inserts, SIC:1672 + 1701-1704;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date;


Comment:
see GpURF
en apres s ensuyvent les armes du duc de bourgongne et des autres seigneurs du paiz
DATE:  >1418, URF:1042 Henri de Dongrant + 1044 Bartholome de Louvet, maîtres d'Hotel de la Prince et Princesse d'Orange, Louis de Chalon et Marie de Baux;
CONTENT:
-:  nobles from Franche-Comté and Bourgogne;
COMPARE:  
-: LBQ 3 (285-399 = 119) is concordant with URF, but has several large inserts
-: PRT 5 (276-359 = 84), nearly identical to LBQ, with 2 PRT pages missing for URF:998-1005
-: SIC 23 (1463-1520 = 58, bur),
-: SIC 24 (1521-1566 = 46, frc), in total 104, from which several items are extrated into first SIC 23 then SIC 24 in 3-5 readings;;
-: CHA 1 (1-7 = 7)
-: CHA 2 (8-98 = 91), in total 98, 
STATUS:
-: individuals; date; CHA not entered into comparison;


Comment:
see GpURF
en apres s ensyuvent les armes du duc de bar et des autres seigneurs du paiz a baniere
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles mainly from Bar and  Lorraine, Champagne and Bourgogne;
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 4 (400-450 = 46/51) is concordant with URF 19, with a few additions;
-: PRT 6 (360-377 = 18),
-: PRT 7 (378-411 = 34), in total 52 are identical to LBQ with 2 additions;
-: SIC 25 (1567-1594 = 28) is copied from one of the above in 3 readings;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
See GpURF
DATE:
CONTENT. Nobles from Lorraine;
COMPARE: 
-: BER;
-: not LBQ;
-: not CHA;
-: PRT 9 (450-462 = 12) has 8 items extracted, in what might be 2 readings;
-: SIC 26 (1595-1615 = 22) is extracted from URF in 3 readings;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;


Comment:
see GpURF
ci apres s ensuyvent les armes des seigneurs de champaigne
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: nobles from Champagne, incl. many variants of Châtillon;
COMPARE:   
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 2a (145-270 = 126) is concordant with URF up to URF:266, with several larger additions;
-: LBQ 2b (271-284 = 14) is an added tail;
-: PRT 3 (150-183 = 34), 
-: PRT 4 (184-275 = 108), in total 142, which appear to be slightly closer to URF than LBQ, PRT and LBQ are nearly identical;
-: SIC 1 (1-206 = 206, fra) has some 32 items extracted from URF in 3-5 readings;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: norman nobility;
COMPARE:  
-: NAV - some legends (prénoms) different in URF and NAV;
-: LBQ 21 = LBQ:1312-1447 (136) is concordant with URF apart from a few omissions, LBQ:1444-1447 added at the end, and a few inserted among the first entries, e.g. LBQ:1315+1318+1319+1323+1334+1335 (all provincial counts, e.g. Valois, Dunois a.o.);
-: LBQ:1323 Bertrand du Guesclin D.Longueville & connetable de France (d.1380) is not in URF;
-: PRT 36 (1364-1413 = 50, bannerets) + PRT 37 (1414-1502 = 89), total 139, is nearly identical with LBQ, having similar omissions and additions, exept that PRT has some URF-items not in LBQ: e.g. URF/PRT:1289/1467 + 1323/1462 + 1353/1473;
-: SIC 12 (1046-1141 = 96) has significantly more and larger gaps, and the concordance is irregular with many transpositions, probably due to the layout of SIC, several substitutions follows LBQ & PRT;
-: SIC also has a number of URF-items that are not in LBQ &URF, e.g. URF:1080+1249;
-: SIC has the following, also in LBQ but not in PRT: URF:1264;
-: SIC has the following, also in PRT, but not in LBQ: URF:1253;
-: CHA 4 (140-232 = 93), starting with URF:1288, is largely concordant with either of the above, but includes URF-items omitted by LBQ and PRT, e.g. URF:1228+1237;
NOTE:
-: URF:1228 Préaux ( eagle, nor) replaced by Préaux (lion, tur) in LBQ:1325, PRT:1376 and SIC:1059;
-: URF:1237 Esneval (paly & chief) replaced by Bonneval (per pale & chief) in LBQ:1336, PRT:1387 and SIC:1075;
-: URF:1334 Turqueville skipped in LBQ:1416 and PRT:1473, both placed as Thiéville with URF:1353;
-: URF:1343 St.Germain (Argences) is omitted in PRT and substituted by de Boves in LBQ:1423;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;
-: evaluate differences in SIC and CHA;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: nobles from Ponthieu;
COMPARE:  
-: all clones are concordant with URF 23, where LBQ and PRT has almost similar gaps, inserts, alterations and transpositions;
-: LBQ 20 (1246-1311 = 67) 
-: PRT 33 (1236-1259 = 24) condensed with PRT 34;
-: PRT 34 (1260-1303 = 44)  - both, 68 items, is identical to LBQ with a few lae omissions and PRT:1300-1303 added;
-: SIC 8 (795-843= 49) has irregular concordance, larger gaps and stop at URF:1419;
-: CHA 5 (233-303 = 71) is slightly different from LBQ and PRT;
INSERTED:
-: Lignieres in [LBQ:1275 = PRT:1265 = SIC:811] + [LBQ:1301 = PRT:1294];
STATUS:
-: individuals, date, differences in  SIC and CHA;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE:  p.m.  
NOTE:
-: abbé de Corbie = Ar lion's head Vt;
CONTENT:
-: nobles of Corbie;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 19 (1205-1245 = 41) is concordant with URF in LBQ:1207-1234, with a tail added;
-: PRT 31 (1203-1219 = 17),
-: PRT 32 (1220-1235 = 16), in total 33 items, nearly identical to LBQ;
-: SIC 9 (844-876 = 33) is extracted from URF 24 (cor) and URF 25 (bea), probably 12 items in 1-2 readings
-: CHA 6 (304-332 = 29) looks more like an extraction tha a straight copying;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date, tail of LBQ;
-: delimitation of Corbie-Beauvais


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: nobles from Beauvaisis.
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 18 (1175-1204 = 30) is concordant with URF, with one unique addition (LBQ:1189 Puisieux);
-: PRT 28 (1127-1142 = 16),
-: PRT 29 (1143-1158 = 16), in total 32, are identical to LBQ with tail from PRT:1153;
-: SIC 9 (844-876 = 33, cor) includes an extract from URF 25;
-: CHA 7 (333-356 = 24) is largely, but irregularly, concordant with URF, exept for a gap from URF:14801485;
NOTE:
-: -: SIC 11 (1039-1045 = 8, bea) does not overlap URF;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date;
-:  delimitations between Corbie and Beauvaisis;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: nobility of the ancient comté de Vermandois;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 17a (1027-1136 = 98/110) is concordant with URF with a few gaps (often found in LBQ:17b) and several additions;
-: the source of LBQ 17b (1137-1174 = 38) is unknown;
-: PRT 26 (1002-1030 = 29) 
-: PRT 27 (1031-1126 = 96), in all 125 items, though PRT:1101-1126 is added as PRT 27b;
-: PRT:163rv (699-706 = 8) from segment PRT 20 Bretagne are inserts concordant with URF:1516-1524;
-: PRT 26 and 27a is concordant with both URF and LBQ, omtting a few items in LBQ, which might well be lost items of URF;
-: SIC 10 (877-1037 = 161) is in irregular alignment with URF up to SIC:957/URF:1604;
-: CHA 8 (357-473 = 117) is largely concordant with URF, but with more gaps and inserts, and appears to go in two series from URF:1544/CHA:422;
REPLACED:
-: URF:1508 Muret by LBQ:1042 + PRT:1017 Clary, i.e. Or-Az/Ar-Az, Muret in LBQ:1155 + PRT:1118;
NOTE:
-:  LBQ:1087, PRT:1053 and SIC:959 Fransures with {Ar fess Gu ch. 3 roundels} might have been present between URF:1556/1557  -- SIC is not from URF/a, possibly from URF/d;
-: URF:1570 might have been two items, Ronsoy and Coulogne/Coloigne as with LBQ:1100-1101;
NON-URF ITEMS:
-: PRT 27b (1101-1126) is identical to LBQ:1137-1163, omitting Sailly (LBQ:1150), a repeat of PRT:1078/LBQ:1113/URF:1583;
-: LBQ 27b has a tail of 1164-1174, not in PRT;
-: SIC 10b incorporates most of PRT 17b; 
REF: 
-: Popoff AP;
STATUS:
-: individuals; date; SIC & CHA differences; possible overlap between non-URF parts of LBQ/PRT/SIC;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from Artois, 49 bannerets; geographical overlap with segm.28 Flanders;
COMPARE:  
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 22a (1448-1586 = 139) is largely corcordant with URF, but with many transpositions and several inserts;
-: LBQ 22b (1587-1684 = nn), in total 237, is an added tail;
-: PRT 39 (1622-1667 = 46, bannerets),
-: PRT 40a (1668-1755), LBQ 22a and PRT 39 + 40a have almost the same omissions, inserts and transpositions;
-: PRT 40b (1756-1823 = nn), a total of 156 in PRT 40, is an added tail;
-: SIC 6 (553-714 = 163) appears to be 19 items extracted from URF:1609-1672;
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM has notes on several items;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date, SIC, tails;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
-: <1366 [1744] Henri de Flanders;
CONTENT:
-:  flemish nobles and nobles from the châtellanie de Lille (Artois/Flanders);
COMPARE: 
-: not in CHA;
-: LBQ 24a (1769-c2035) is in concordance with URF, but with many omissions, small gaps, transpositions and additions, and only partially like PRT in details;
-: PRT 43 (1954-1995 = 42) 
-: PRT 44 (1996-2135 = 140), in all 182, which are concordant with URF, but with more addtions than usual, and 1-2 gaps that might indicate lost pages in PRT;
-: SIC 2 (207-334 = 128) has many items extracted from URF in 4 readings;
NOTE:
-:  LBQ 24 (1769-2125 = 357) is heavily edited; the major source is URF 28 or one of its clones; some items might be added from BEL 35, as their legends are very similar; many items are later lords inserted after the principal items taken from URF; a few items refer to the Le Blancqs, who commissioned the volume; many items have later legends, which appear to be correct; 
REF:
-: Eeckhout FM has postal codes and refs to other representations for most items, i.e. in his 1470-D Dupuy, 1543-B BnF fr.11463, 1600-E KBR ms.5748-5750, 1650-B Butkens KBR ms.II.1671:291-294, 1650-C Callot & Vignier BnF fr.24921 and URF/c - 1380-W - Walhain/ Goethals 672, and LBQ/b - 1570-G - Warlop/Courtrai ms.350:199v-227v;


Comment:
see GpURF
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: nobles from Brabant with some from Hesbaye and Hainaut;
COMPARE: 
-: LBQ 25 (2126-2279 = 154)
-: LBQ 25a  (2126-2221 = 96) is most likely extracted in 5-8 readings;
-: PRT 35 (1304-1363 = 60) is closer to LBQ 25a than to URF;
-: SIC 3 (335-404 = 70) is, in part extracted from URF or one of its clones;
NOTE:
-: large number of similar arms in URF 31 and LBQ 25 (154) with a few grouped items and a barely distinct rythm; it is likely, but not certain that an URF clone was used as a source of the first part of LBQ 25, but other items of this segment comesfrom BEL 36 (652-740 = 89);


Comment:
See GpURF
ci apres s ensuyvent les armes du conte de namur et des autres seigneurs au pais a baniere anciennement hasezbignois;
DATE: 
-: possibly around 1375, Basweiler 1373 ?
CONTENT: 
-: Nobles of Hesbaye, Liége and Namur;
COMPARE:  
-: Not PRT, SIC or CHA;
-: LBQ 34 (2866-2950 = 85) has 71 items in common, legends and overall sequence similar with omissions, transpositions and inserts - probably copied from URF in 2-3 readings;
-: 3 LBQ present in other URF segments = LBQ:2911/URF:2173 + 2930/2124 + 2949/2165;
-: 1 LBQ double of URF item = LBQ:2880;
-: 10 LBQ as new inserts;
-: transpositions mainly between LBQ:2884/2901, incl. 2 in common sequence;
NOTE:  
-: several refs in XRA to prisoners from battle of Basweiler 1373;
STATUS: 

-: evaluation of individuals;


Comment:
see GPURF
les armes de la conte de hollende et des seigneurs du paiz a baniere aultrement rioyers
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT: 
-: bannerets and nobles in Holland; additional material from other parts of the Ruyers marche d'armes, incl. Geldern and Jülich;
COMPARE: 
-: a few items from URF:2326-2340 (15) with the double URF:2339/2001 added as LBQ 27c = LBQ:2586-2592 (7/7); 
-: URF 33 might have been used supporting the LBQ 27b version of BEL 37;
-: SIC 04 (405-435 = 31) has 24 items in common with URF-33, but PRT-42 is more likely as a source for SIC;
STATUS:
-: individuals;
-: relation to PRT, which might have been extracted from URF, and be source of SIC;


Comment:
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: nobles from Luxembourg;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- les armes de blanquenbourg a baniere
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: 2 identifiable and 2 non-identifiable items;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- les armes du roy de behaigne et d aucuns seigneurs du pais
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT:  a few bohemian nobles,


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- les armes d aucuns seigneurs de la terre de poulainie
DATE: n.a.
CONTENT: not poles, but probably alsatians, 2 items are incomprehensible and not identified;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
-: 
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Aragon;
COMPARE:
-: not PRT or SIC;
-: LBQ 62 (3854-3906 = 53) is concordant with URF, but with 15 omissions, actually copied from BEL 06 (121-163 = 43)  with a tail from LBQ added, 4 omissions from BEL and 2 major modifications;
-: CHA 10 (613-657 = 45) is concordant with URF, but with many omissions, transpositions and modifications;
REF:
-: Popoff HE;
STATUS:
-: individuals, date;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:  1377-1396, Juan Fernando di Heredia Grand Master of St.John 1377-96 (URF:2478);
CONTENT:  castilian nobles;
COMPARE:


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
-:
CONTENT:
-: nobles from Navarre;
COMPARE:
-: CHA 12 (692-707 = 16) is roughly concordant, though CHA:696+707 are slightly different and CHA:692+694 Navarre-variants + 695 name only are added;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
CONTENT:
-: king, infante and chancellor of Portugal;
COMPARE:
-: not in LBQ, PRT, SIC, or CHA;
-: CHA:2547 'chambellan' = URF:2547 'chancellor', only item similar in CHA 13 (708-722 = 15);


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- DATE:
CONTENT:
-: an attributed arms of Ireland and 3 arms of earls;
COMPARE:
-: not in clones
-:  SIC 31 (1787 = 1), also in URF 44;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- ci apres s ensuyvent les armes d aucuns seigneurs et ne scet-on de quelles marches ilz sont
DATE: n.d.;
CONTENT:  
-: different marches, but many from Bretagne-Poitou, Hesbaye and Ile-de-France;
-: not in Potier NB, nor Rolland nor XRA;
COMPARE: 
-: NAV; OPL; a.o.
-: URF:2629-2649 might have been culled from CPF (1297);
-: FCB;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- Tournoi de St. Omer 1377
ci apres sont les chevalliers et le escuyers qui firent fait darmes devant Saint Omer, devant Ardre, et devant Calais, l an m.ccc.lxxvij. a cheval et a piet, de .iij. courses du fer de lance a .vj. telz y eust, et de .xij. coups a piet telzque de .iij. coups de lance, et .iij. d espee et .iij. de dagues et .iij. de hache.  et tous ceulx qui ont une .f. entre .ij. poins firent leur fait a piet.  et tous ceulx qui ont ung .a. le firent a piet et a cheval. / et tous ceulx quiont ung .o. ne le firent que a cheval
DATE:  1377 (heading)
CONTENT: participiants in tournament, listed pairwise;
COMPARE: none known; sigla = TSO;


Comment:
SIC(B):1-206 = 206 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.1-53;
-: see URF 1 fra + URF 21 cha for details;
DATE: C.Dunois; C.Etampes
CONTENT:
1a = 1r = armes du roi de France,  3 items in one legend;
1b = 1v-2v = douze pairs (12), headed 'douze pairs de france';
1c = 3r-18v = royaume de France = Ile-de-France (128), headed 'france'; see URF 1-fra;
1d = 19r-27r = Champagne (65), no header;


Comment:
SIC(B):207-335 = 129 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.55-87
DATE:
CONTENT: nobles of Flanders and northern Artois (châtellinie de Lille); 4 quarters of old Flanders;
COMPARE: 
-: see URF 28 for details;
-: CHK BEL 35;


Comment:
SIC(B):336-405 = 70 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.89-106
DATE:
CONTENT: towns and nobles of Brabant;
COMPARE: 
-: large overlap with LBQ 25 (154) and concordance in many fragments; large overlap with URF 31 (81), but mainly in small fragments, many items extracted from URFor LBQ in several readings;


Comment:
-: SIC(B):406-436 = 31 items in BA Ms.4910 pp.107-114
DATE:
-: 
CONTENT: 
-: apparently hollanders, jülicher and niederrhenish nobles, very confused legends, many items are not verifiable;
COMPARE:  
-: 22 items common to SIC and URF-33 (2285-2325 = 91), in similar overall general order;
-: might have been extracted from URF with Borselen (URF:2302/SIC:435) skipped at first and entered later, but PRT appears likelier, though both have 22 items in common with URF,  4 items of SIC appears to be missing from PRT;
-: LBQ-27 (101) has 26 of 91 items of URF in common, but from several LBQ-segments and LBQ-27 also has many items from BEL, LBQ is not likely to be a source of SIC;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of individuals
-: missing commons of SIC-PRT;


Comment:
-: SIC(B):437-553 = 117 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.115-144; n=117 (jpb);
-: text on 71v  following the arms: "Tous ceulx qui en Hainault portent les croissants crient Trit, tous les chevrons crient Machicourt, et touttes les cocquilles en la terre d’Enghien crient Le Bos";
DATE:  p.m.
CONTENT:  
-: nobles from Hainaut and present northern Artois;
COMPARE:
-: has only 49 items in common with URF-29&30 (1875-2102 = 228) and in similar overall order, of which 44 are also common to PRT-38 (1503-1621 = 119) and 35 to LBQ-26 ((2280-2491 = 212), among these the 6 variants from URF are common to PRT and SIC, so PRT might be one of the sources used  for SIC;
STATUS:
-: evaluation of date and individuals p.m.;


Comment:
SIC(B):554-716 = 163 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.145-185; n= 162 (jpb)
DATE:
CONTENT:
COMPARE: 
-: SIC 6 appears to have 19 items extracted from URF:1609-1672;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC/b:717-795 = 79 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.187-206; n=80 (jpb);
DATE: p.m.
CONTENT: nobles from the Boulonnais;
COMPARE: LBQ 23 = LBQ:1685-1768 (84); BHM/ LYN;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC(B):797-845 = 49 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.209-221;
see URF 23 for details;


Comment:
SIC(B):846-879 = 34 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.222-231
CONTENT: 'amienois'
-: see URF 24 and URF 25 (SIC:847-853+870) for details;


Comment:
see GpURF 126 for details;
¤ SIC 10 (877-1037 = 161) has 70/161 in irregular alignment; 91 non-URF incl. most of SIC 10b (884-906) and SIC 10d (955-1037);
-:  SIC(vs.B):880-1040 = 161 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.233-273;


Comment:
see GrpURF  -- SIC(B):1041-1048 = 8 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.275-276;
not in URF 25, which overlaps SIC:843-853 from SIC 9


Comment:
SIC(B):1049-1168 = 120 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.279-308;
see URF 22 for evaluation


Comment:
SIC(B): = 0 items on BA Ms.4910 pp.not present, but included in 12 Normandie; n=23 (jpb);
COMPARE:
-: LBQ 11 = LBQ:698-722 (16/25) is copied from URF 9 (591-607 = 17), with one omission [598 Amboise] and a tail added;
-: PRT 18 (666-667 = 12, bannerets) + PRT 19 (678-690 = 13) is identical to LBQ;
-: SIC 13 (1142-1172 = 31) is very similar, the first 5 concordant with URF, the remainder in irregular order, few added;
-: SIC probably from LBQ or PRT;


