Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries

Staroskolskaia (Ryzhova), Daria

English

Home>Issue 8 (31)>Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries

Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries

Table of contents

Annotation Estimate Publication content

References

Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries

Annotation

PII

S207987840000932-4-1

Publication type

Article

Status

Published

Authors

Daria Staroskolskaia (Ryzhova)

Edition

Volume 5 Issue 8 (31)

Abstract

Article comprises a research of the early stages of development of French and Anglo-Norman heraldic terminology and is based on one group of tinctures, which is heraldic metals. ”Or” and ”argent” are the names of tinctures, that start to appear in their heraldic meaning in the literature of the middle of the 12th century and prove to be settled terms already in the first available written rolls of arms. Analysis of frequency of appearance of these two terms in written sources of different years tells us more about time and process of appearance and settling of heraldic nomenclature.

Keywords

blazon, heraldic vocabulary, heraldic metals, gold, Or, silver, argent

Received

16.10.2014

Publication date

18.12.2014

Number of characters

27413

Number of purchasers

Views

9508

Readers community rating

0.0 (0 votes)

Cite Download pdf 100 RUB / 1.0 SU

To download PDF you should sign in

GOST	Staroskolskaia (Ryzhova) D. Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries // ISTORIYA. – 2014. – V. 5. – Issue 8 (31) [Electronic resource]. URL: https://history.jes.su/s207987840000932-4-1/ (circulation date: 22.01.2021).
MLA	Staroskolskaia (Ryzhova), Daria "Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries." ISTORIYA. 5.8 (31) (2014).
APA	Staroskolskaia (Ryzhova) D. (2014). Metals in French and Anglo-Norman Heraldic Vocabulary of the 12th — 13th Centuries. ISTORIYA. 5(8 (31)).