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A new and fresh roll of Papal Arms from 1012 to Benedict XVI. This work gives a new and fresh roll of Papal Arms from 1012 to Benedict XVI: the arms are drawn in the style used during the period in history when each pope reigned. MICHAEL MCCARTHY was a recognised expert in the fieldof ecclesiastical heraldry.

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Codifies coats of arms used by the Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion and the Lutheran Churches of Scandinavia dioceses worldwide. Armoria Sedium codifies in one volume coats of arms used by the Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion and the Lutheran Churches of Scandinavia dioceses around the world where these are known. It aims to preserve this information for posterity and to foster the continued use of heraldry as continuing practice amongst Christian communities. Includes 8 pages of colour illustrations with hundreds of line drawings throughout. MICHAEL MCCARTHYwas a recognised expert in the field of ecclesiastical heraldry.

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The ancient dragon Federigo il Barbarossa, more commonly known as Fred, reminisces about the good old days when he and his cohorts ruled the world, before, alas, they got above themselves and were slapped down, permanently as it turned out. During their abandoned spree, he and his fellows created creatures at will, sometimes to help out and some just because they could: the griffin, the opinicus, the basilisk, the hydra, the unicorn, the Pegasus, the questing beast, She that lives in Ness, and others. Richly illustrated with 45 stunning black and white drawings. MICHAEL MCCARTHY was a recognised expert in the field of ecclesiastical heraldry.

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Published by Boydell & Brewer Inc.

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Although the College of Cardinals is the most prestigious and venerable body at the heart of the Catholic Church, no consolidated work on its members had appeared in well over 150 years. This volume finally presents an authoritative roll of the college and of the coats-of arms used by the members of the College, and will therefore be warmly welcomed. MICHAEL McCARTHY was a recognised expert in the field of ecclesiastical heraldry.

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