When a ray of the sun or other single figure is borne in any other part of the escutcheon than the centre, the point it issues from must be named.
VIII.
The natural colour of trees, plants, fruits, birds, &c., is to be expressed in emblazoning by the word proper; but if they vary from their natural colour, the tincture or metals that is used must be named.
IX.
Two metals cannot come in contact: thus or, cannot be placed on argent, but must be contrasted with a tincture.
X.
When there are many figures of the same species borne in coats of arms, their number must be observed as they stand, and properly expressed. The annexed arrangements of roundlets in shields will show how they are placed and described.
The two roundlets are arranged in pale, but they may appear in chief or base; or in fess, as in No. 2.