Difference between revisions of "House De Clare"
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First you will take notice of the scroll above our noble shield and coat of arms. | First you will take notice of the scroll above our noble shield and coat of arms. | ||
| − | + | <i>Per gloriam et virtu</i> or in common <i>By honor and virtue</i> | |
This is the family motto which represents the values passed on to our children. | This is the family motto which represents the values passed on to our children. | ||
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Lastly the scroll depicting our noble family name which through hardship has risen in its respectful nature. | Lastly the scroll depicting our noble family name which through hardship has risen in its respectful nature. | ||
| − | Current seal: | + | Current seal: http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f125/chronotm/seal.png |
Revision as of 10:04, 5 December 2012
The Coat of Arms of Earl and Countess de Clare
Before you stands the noble coat of arms of the noble house de Clare. Honored by the maroon shield and the royal blue banners. Honoring the virtues of Loyalty, Faith, and above all else Compassion.
First you will take notice of the scroll above our noble shield and coat of arms. Per gloriam et virtu or in common By honor and virtue This is the family motto which represents the values passed on to our children.
On the shield the cross represents the faith in our great and noble leader who has seen us through the dark, Lord British, the founder of Britannia. The castle to represent our fortitude for preserving our great and noble leader. The heart and the Pegasus represent our drive and our ability to rise through the ranks through service and never ending devotion to the crown.
Lastly the scroll depicting our noble family name which through hardship has risen in its respectful nature.
Current seal: 
