This table contains shields and escutcheons with inanimate charges, including:
Above each device appears the folio number and the modern German version of the heading for the page on which it appears. Clicking on any number should take you to the Heidelberg University Library page for that folio, where you can see the device in its original context.
At least partial blazons appear below each device. They are there to make it easier for anyone looking for a specific charge or field division to find it. Many of them are very rough, and some include standard-English descriptions of elements I was unsure how to blazon (enclosed in brackets) or are simply missing parts.
(54r) |
(194r) |
(397v) |
(43v) |
(32v) |
(251r) |
(182v) |
(312r) |
(271r) |
(281v) |
(361r) |
(257v) |
(66v) |
(318r) |
(84v) |
(285r) I've also put this device in the "animate charges" table, with the cinquefoils. |
(381r) I've also put this device in the "animate charges" table, for the snake. |
(149v) |
(202v) |
(169v) Azure, a finger-ring or gemmed gules. |
(190v) Gules, in pale a D-shaped buckle tongue to chief and a tri-mount couped sable. |
(162v) gemmed of diverse tinctures. |
Der Schenk von Limpurg |
(70v) |
(183v) |
(63r) |
(69r) |
(422r) |
(18r) |
(255r) |
(43v) |
(231r) |
(75v) |
(76v) |
(213r) |
(7r) |
(43v) |
(226v) topmost of scarpes gemel a demi-fleur-de-lys gules. |
(178r) |
(319r) |
(26r) |
(311r) |
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