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Coat of arms of Richard II Arms of England of 1340 impaled with the mythical arms of Edward the Confessor. Blazon: Per pale, I azure a cross flory and five martlets Or; II quarterly: I and IV azure semy-de-lis Or, II and III gules three lions passant guardant in pale Or armed and langued azure. |
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