The Seals of Henry Vi As King of France
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The portion of the seal where we would expect to find the legend has the appearance of having been rubbed or scraped away, so as to remove the legend ; and a circular line has been cut or pressed into the wax near the circumference, as if for the purpose of restoring some appearance of a border, after the removal of the proper border and legend.
The counterseal (see fig. 8) is 38 mm. In diameter. This also has the appearance of having been purposely obliterated, with the exception of the border..., which consists of a narrow moulding, containing a series of very small fleurs-de-lis.
The. Fact of the device of the seal being equestrian, at once excludes it from the category of the royal seals of France, which invariably represent the monarch seated in majesty, and never on horseback. The undoubted Great Seals of Henry VI, which we have described, are no exceptions to this rule. The fact of the counterseal being of much smaller size than the obverse, equally excludes it from the category of royal seals of England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The portion of the seal where we would expect to find the legend has the appearance of having been rubbed or scraped away, so as to remove the legend ; and a circular line has been cut or pressed into the wax near the circumference, as if for the purpose of restoring some appearance of a border, after the removal of the proper border and legend.
The counterseal (see fig. 8) is 38 mm. In diameter. This also has the appearance of having been purposely obliterated, with the exception of the border..., which consists of a narrow moulding, containing a series of very small fleurs-de-lis.
The. Fact of the device of the seal being equestrian, at once excludes it from the category of the royal seals of France, which invariably represent the monarch seated in majesty, and never on horseback. The undoubted Great Seals of Henry VI, which we have described, are no exceptions to this rule. The fact of the counterseal being of much smaller size than the obverse, equally excludes it from the category of royal seals of England.
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