Off armys quartly borne now it shaƚƚ be shewyd.
The secūde maner of wyse of beryng quarterit armys is when .iiij. diu̇se armys quartli be borne as here is shewyt And he that beris theys armys: beris .iiij. diu̇se armys quartli. latine sic. Ille portat quatuor arma diu̇sa quartiata. Gallice sic.
¶ Il port quarter armes diu̇sez quarteleez. Anglice sic He berith .iiij. armys diu̇se quartli. And then if it be askyt how theys armys shulde be blasit. The blaser most begyn ī the heyst corneƚƚ ou̇ the right side ꝓcedyng to eu̇y armys. tharmys in the right side blasit: ye most go to the odir side & then to the thirde side & afṫ to the last. And ye most know that theys armys rehersit afore be playn armys quarterit.
Ther is an othir man̄ of beryng of armys quarṫit when ij armis quarterit be borne quart̄li. and it is borne most ī armis of quenys and so bare that noble quene of Englond quene Anna wyfe to that royaƚƚ prince Kyng Richard the secunde: the wiche bare tharmes of Englond &̄ of Fraunce and of themꝑor of Almayn quarṫli & in .xvi. ꝑtes. that is to say in the right side of the shelde in the first quarter she bare tharmys of fraunce .iij. floredelucis of golde ī a felde of asure. & ī the secunde quarṫ .iij Libartis of golde ī a felde of gowles. & ī ye thirde quarṫ an Egle splayd wt .ij. neckis. & ī the .iiij. a blake Lyon rampyng ī a felde of Silu̇. and so chaungeably she bare theys armys in .xvi. quarteris the wich seldyn is seen in any armys.
¶ Off armys quarterit and engraylyt now shaƚƚ be shewytt
Now I shew yow yt sum time we haue armys quarterit &̄ engraylit. that is to witt whan eu̇y armys ī his quarṫ is engraylit as here apperis. & it shaƚƚ be sayd of him yt beris theis army thus. first ī latyn ¶ Ille portat de auro & rubio arma quarteriata & ingradata. Et gallice sic. ¶ Il port dor et gowlez quartlee engreylee. Anglice sic ¶ He berith of golde &̄ gewles quarteriy engraylit. And thei ar calde armys engradit for they ar made of .ij. colouris the wich graditly ar broght to gedir oon coloure in to an other coloure