Serpent Nowed Proper

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“Argent, a serpent nowed proper. NOWED. This word signifies tied or knotted, and is applied to serpents, wiverns, or any animals whose tails are twisted and enfolded like a knot.” -Hall, 1862

Keywords

shield, serpent, heraldry, coat of arms, charge, argent, escutcheon, tied, knotted, proper, nowed

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Heraldry, Charges

Source

Hall, Arthur The Manual of Heraldry (London, England: J. S. Virtue & Co., 1862)

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