Plate 30.
Plate 30.
Plate 30.
- Crocodile
- Sphinx couchant with wings
- Sphinx couchant sans wings
- Bat, or Rere-mouse
- Tortoise
- Snail, or House Snail
- Cheese-slip, or wood-louse ; Ant ; and Asker
- Grasshopper
- Cameleon
- Toad
- Hedge-hog
- Guinea-pig; and Rat
- Martin
- Weasel
- Ferret
- Ermine
- Polecat
- War, Weir, or Man-Wolfe
- Bee
- Bee-hive wnth Bees diversely volant
- Gad Bee, or Fly
- Harvest Fly
- Butterfly, or Fly
- Palmer, or Palm-worm
- Serpent nowed, nodée, or fretted in the form of a knot
- Bowed debruised and counter-embowed debruised tail erect, embowed, debruised
- Serpent targent the tail wreathed. Torqued erect in pale, or erect wavy
- Serpent head and tail elevated and bowed
- Serpent nowed reversed
- Serpent wreathed tail embowed debruised.
- Serpent Tail erect and torqued
- Serpent gliding tail embowed. Reguardant tail embowed. Reversed head reguardant and tail embowed
- Serpent bowed embowed, or enwrapped debruised
- Serpent embowed debruised torqued. Reguardant, recurvant, reverted the tail embowed. Reversed boAved, debruised and embowed
- Serpent embowed, debruised, tail reversed. Head reversed, reguardant tail embowed
- Serpent double nowed
- Serpent Serpent reversed embowed biting his tail, head to sinister
- Serpent embowed biting his tail, head to sinister
- Serpent embowed biting his tail, head to dexter
- Serpent embowed head debruised
- Serpent bowed knotted, debruised and torqued
- Serpent or snake coiled, intortant, wreathed, or wound inwards
- Serpent stopping his ear with his tail
- Serpent Trochleated, or enwrapped round in the form of a screw, the head elevated
- Serpent bowed-embowed debruised with the head
- Serpent Asp
- Serpent gliding, or waved in fesse
- Serpent bowed embowed, the head debruised, or bowed debruised the tail surmounting
- Serpent bowed embowed, encircled, enwrapped, involved, or voluted
- Serpent bowed with the tail elevated
- Serpent two embowed, endorsed and fretted, or two fretted, tail debruised
- Serpent three embowed and fretted, in triangle
- Serpent extended, gliding, or creeping also termed a Boa-Serpent. Enarched with head at both ends
- Serpent interlaced respecting each other
- Serpent Torqued erect, crowned, devouring an infant
- Caduceus, or Mercury's Mace also termed Snaky-Staff
- Rod of Esculapius
- Serpent torqued, fretted with a long cross, or a cross environed, enwrapped, or entwined with a Serpent ; sometimes blazoned the Cross of Christ supporting the Brazen-Serpent
- Three arrows one in pale and two in saltier points downwards, entwined by a Serpent ppr.
- Serpent nowed in pale
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