A Treatise On the History Law And Privileges of the Palace And Sanctuary of Ho
A Treatise On the History Law And Privileges of the Palace And Sanctuary of Ho
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Andrew the tutelar saint of Scotland suifered martyrdom, appeared to Hungus, who, having gained the victory, ever after bore the figure of that cross on his banners. Others assert, that Achaius, king of Scotland, first instituted this order, after having made the famous league, offensive and defensive, with Charlemagne, king of France.
The chief and principal ensign is a gold collar, com- posed of thistles and sprigs of rye, interlinked with amulets of gold, having pendent thereto the image of ...St. Andrew, with his cross, and the motto, Nemo me impune lacessit, " Nobody shall provoke me with impunity. " The ordinary or common ensign worn by the knights is a star of four silver points, and over them a green circle, bordered and lettered with gold, containing the said motto, and in the centre is a thistle, all which is embroider- ed on their left breast, and worn with the collar, with a green ribbon over the left shoulder, and brought under the right arm ; pendent thereto is the image of St.
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Andrew the tutelar saint of Scotland suifered martyrdom, appeared to Hungus, who, having gained the victory, ever after bore the figure of that cross on his banners. Others assert, that Achaius, king of Scotland, first instituted this order, after having made the famous league, offensive and defensive, with Charlemagne, king of France.
The chief and principal ensign is a gold collar, com- posed of thistles and sprigs of rye, interlinked with amulets of gold, having pendent thereto the image of ...St. Andrew, with his cross, and the motto, Nemo me impune lacessit, " Nobody shall provoke me with impunity. " The ordinary or common ensign worn by the knights is a star of four silver points, and over them a green circle, bordered and lettered with gold, containing the said motto, and in the centre is a thistle, all which is embroider- ed on their left breast, and worn with the collar, with a green ribbon over the left shoulder, and brought under the right arm ; pendent thereto is the image of St.
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