crownes造句
例句与造句
- The first referred to beardless youth : " Some of your French Crownes have no hair at all,"
- The Act ended by lamenting that it was " necessary to mention Diverse pretensed Acts and Ordinances " of the previous rulers and declaring their titles " most Rebellious, Wicked, Trayterous and Abominable Usurpations Detested by this present Parliament as opposite in the Highest Degree to His Sacred Majestyes most Just and undoubted Right to whom and to His Heires and Lawfull Successors the Imperiall Crownes " belonged.
- Among the surviving works are the pamphlets " De titulo Edwardi comitis Marchi?" ( " The Title of Edward, Earl of March " ), " Of the Title of the House of York ", " Defensio juris domus Lancastri?" ( " Defence of the Rights of the House of Lancaster " ), " Replication ageinste the Clayme ", and " Title of the Duke of Yorke for the Crownes of England and France ", as well as the treatise " Opusculum de natura legis natur?et de ejus censura in successione regnorum suprema " already mentioned.
- Above the shield ane Helment answerable to his Majesties high qualitie and jurisdiction with a mantle or doubled ermine adorned with ane Imperiall Crowne beautified with crosses pattee and flowers de lis surmounted on the top for his Majesties Crest of a Lyon sejant full faced gules crowned or holding in his dexter paw a naked sword proper and in the sinister a Scepter both erected paleways supported be two Unicornes Argent crowned with Imperiall and goarged with open Crownes, to the last chains affixed passing betwixt their fore leggs and reflexed over their backs or, he on the dexter imbracing and bearing up a banner of cloath of gold charged with the Royall Armes of Scotland and he on the sinister another Banner azure charged with a St Andrews Crosse argent, both standing on ane compartment placed underneath from which issue thistles one towards each side of the escutcheon, and for his Majisties Royall Motto's in ane escroll over all In defence, and under on the table of the compartment Nemo me impune Lacessit ."
- It's difficult to find crownes in a sentence. 用crownes造句挺难的
