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| + | [[- caducée|caducée]] - caduceus; winged staff; Staff of Mercury. In Fr. heraldry it is us. associated with medicine, and is depicted as a staff with wings attached and two snakes entwined about it. [FRENCHGLOSSAR] | ||
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Версия 00:59, 19 июня 2021
CADUCEUS, or MERCURY’S Mace, or WAND ; termed sometimes Snaky-staff, and Mercury’s Soporiferous rod. The emblem of peace, depicted as P. 30, f. 56.
It is frequently borne with a cap (called the Petasus P. 38, f. 4.) on the top of the staff. (ELVN)
Caduceus, (fr. caducée):
- рус.кадуцей, жезл Меркурия
фр. caducée англ. caduceus, rod of Mercury
Жезл, с крыльями и двумя змеями вокру него. Использовался преимущественно как нашлемник.
- «Per saltire or and erminois, on a saltire azure between a caduceus in chief and a pine-apple in base proper, two swords in saltire argent, pomels and hilts gold» – BARROW, Bath.
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caducée - caduceus; winged staff; Staff of Mercury. In Fr. heraldry it is us. associated with medicine, and is depicted as a staff with wings attached and two snakes entwined about it. [FRENCHGLOSSAR]