...the fenles of the tirft Norman kings; but fhortly after the Conqueft, the eftimation of armes beganne in the expeditions to the Holy Land, and afterwards,...became hereditary, •when it was accounted an efpecial honor to pofterity to reteyne thofe armes, which had been difplayed in the Holy Land in that holy fervice...

...Norman kings; but fhortly after the Conqueft, the eftimation of armes beganne in the expeditions to ths Holy Land, and afterwards, by little and little became hereditary, when it was accounted an efpecial honor to poftcrity td icteyne thofe armes, which had been difplayed in the Holy Land in that holy fervice...

...the feales of the tirft Norman kings; but fhortly after the Conqueft, the e(Umation of armes beganne in the expeditions to the Holy Land, and afterwards,...became hereditary, when it was accounted an efpecial honor to pofkrity to reteyne thofe armes, which had been difplayed in the Holy Land in that holy fervice...

...us, and fays that * fhortly t after the conqueft the eftimation of arms began in the expedif tions to the Holy Land, and afterwards by little and little...had been difplayed in the Holy Land ? in that holy lervice againft the profefied enemies of chriftianity ; * and that we received, at 'th«tt me, the...

...thinks them of more recent date with us, and fays, that " fhortly after the Conqueft the eAimation of arms began in the expeditions to the Holy Land, and afterwards by Ikile and little became hereditary, when it was accounted an efpecial honour to pofterity to retain...

...ornamental. " About this time (fays one of our " beft antiquaries) the eftimation of arms beo-an " in the expeditions to the Holy Land; and " afterwards, by little and little, became here" ditary ; when it was accounted moft honour" able to carry thofe arms which had been dif'? played...

...ufeful as well as ornamental. " About this time (fays one of our ?' beft antiquaries) the eftimation of arms began " in the expeditions to the Holy Land ; and " afterwards, by little and little, became here*' ditary ; when it was accounted moft honourl<t able to carry thofe arms which had been dif" played...

...surnames into England, as in the greatest part of Europe. " The estimation of arms " (says Camden) began in the expeditions to the " Holy Land, and afterwards...little *' became hereditary, when it was accounted most " honourable to carry those arms, which had been " displayed in the Holy Land, in that holy service,...

...surnames into England, as in the greatest part of Europe. " The estimation of arms " (says Camden) began in the expeditions to the " Holy Land, and afterwards...little " became hereditary, when it was accounted most " honourable to carry those arms, which had been " displayed in the Holy Land, in that holy service,...

...validam prieacutie cuspidi* " About this time the estimation of arnics began in the expeditions to th« Holy Land, and afterwards by little and little became hereditary, when it wa« accounted most honorable to carry those armes which had been displayed in the Holy Land, in that...