Closed karlwilcox closed 1 year ago
Left to right:
a cross couped
a cross humetty
a Greek cross
Elvin, plate 8 fig. 28: Cross couped humette, or humetty
Elvin, plate 9 fig. 18: Cross Couped fleury,or Humetty flurty or florette
Elvin: Humettee
Parker: cross couped
Fixed the hummetty error. I think you are right, there isn't a separate "Greek Cross", it is just a Cross Couped according to the discussion here https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Royal_Arms_of_Greece_(blue_cross).svg, I'll remove it as it just causes confusion.
!todo fix
cross humetty
synonym to becross couped
!draw a roll of 3 columns Cendree, a cross couped Vert then Cendree, a cross humetty Gules // this is wrong then Cendree, a greek cross Vert // Parker and Elvin both term across
that has beencouped
across humetty
// Elvin defines aGreek Cross
as only "Has its four limbs all of equal length" (which is vague) // Neither Parker or Elvin appear to have illustrations forgreek cross