Eye

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Illustrations:

Period source:

Eye Eye enfiled by a wooden staff proper?

Modern:

Pictorial Dictionary of SCA Heraldry (3rd edition):

• [[1]]

Pennsic Traceable Art Project:

Precedents:

From the August 2001 LoAR: The Eye of Horus is an abstract symbol or combination of symbols whose meaning was not understood by Europeans in the SCA period. Unlike the Eye of Horus, the occasional word or letter found in medieval and Renaissance heraldry were part of the languages and symbolic iconography of Europe. Nor is this symbol a reasonable heraldic depiction of an eye; a heraldic eye is a solid charge where the Eye of Horus is depicted as a thin line. As such, this belongs to the category of artistic designs which are not compatible with heraldry. [2001 LoAR]

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In the Ordinary:

(includes orb)

• [[2]]
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