[ANSTHRLD] a sun eclipsed
doug bell
magnus77840 at hotmail.com
Wed Sep 19 22:43:21 PDT 2001
>Unless an eclipsed sun has some special place in heraldry, I would
>consider it a case of "on a sun a roundel sable...". In that case,
>the sable roundel versus the sable paw print versus the sable
>arrowhead (pheon) is a difference in tertiaries. Second CD.
A sun is not simple enough to void so you don't get a
CD for change of type to tertiary charge. You would
have to make 2 changes to the charge on the sun
to get the second CD.
What I see the x.4.j.ii mainly used for is
to get a CD for changing the type of a tertiary
on a central ordinary. Completely explaining
that rule needs a small article, which I believe
Daniel wrote once upon a time.
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