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Grünenberg címerkönyve 1480 k., fol. 84

Grünenberg, Konrad: Das Wappenbuch Conrads von Grünenberg, Ritters und Bürgers zu Constanz - BSB Cgm 145, [S.l.], um 1480 Bayerisches Staatsbibliothek, München [1]

Címerek: 1. [407] hermanowal pettagous kaiser in kriechen der hat im consillio zum costencz sin botschafft zwen herczogen von troppi
Arms attributed to Constantinople, and with a reference to the Konstanzer Council of 1414-1418, see [389]. The two shields of the first row has closed crowns above, the next row [409-410] has royal crowns, and [411] follows two blank shields.

2. [408] kaisser alexander von athen da sant paul prediet, hat och sin boten im consillio zum costencz
This and the following item are also attributed to the fictional emperor Alexander of Athens at the time of St.Paul. This might be a mistaken reference to the emperor Decius in the life of St.Paul the first Hermit, mentioned in the Legenda Aurea by Jacob di Voragine. www.catholic-forum.com/saints/golden146.htm; RUG:192; MIL:103*; KCR:212*; VRN:830*; CHA:1072* (variants);

3. [409] disser kung gehort undern kaisser von athen
See previous item. Drawn as a hanseatic cog with sail and steering oar.

4. [410] der kung von azuschÿ und here des lands neggurgio
Not identified

5. [411] das alt kingkrich von bichny
Not identified, but also attribued to Persia and Mauretania, and modified to the Assassins sect. Colours faded into yellow-brownish hue.
MIL:215* (n10); ZUR:7* (n10); KCR:263* (n10); UFF:415*; RUG:76* (variants);

Steen Clemmensen: Conrad Grünenberg’s Wappenbuch. Farum, 2009. 107.[2]