 | John Cole - 1822 - 158 pages
...of Castile , and Leon, and of the county of Ponthieu, in Picardy. Under the arms, in Jhigh Telief, is a book open, and lying on a kind of desk. On the...like shape with the former, is twelve feet in height. In every other side, within a niche, is a female figure, crerwned, about six feet high, with a canopy... | |
 | William Pinnock - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1836 - 734 pages
...sides alternately are two separate escutcheons, and the arms of Castile and Leon, and of the county Ponthieu, in Picardy. Under the arms, in high relief,...shields, on one of which are the arms of England, and on the other, alternately, the arms of Castile and Leon, and those of the county of Ponthieu. The second... | |
 | Archaeology - 1892 - 514 pages
...above, and of England, viz. three lions passant guardant ; alternately on four sides, and just below the arms, in high relief, is a book open, and lying on a kind of desk. On the north-east side, on two escutcheons, are the arms of England, and those of the county of Ponthieu.... | |
 | England - 1896 - 356 pages
...of England, viz., Three lions passant-guardant ; on each of these, and on the west side just below the arms, in high relief, is a book, open, and lying on a kind of desk. On the north-east side, in two escutcheons, are the arms of England, and those of the county of Ponthieu.... | |
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The first of an octogonal form, is fourteen feet in height. Against four of the sides alternately, on two separate escutcheons, are the arms of Castile and Leon, and of the county of Ponthieu, in Picardy. Under the arms, in high relief, is a book open,... 