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===July 2003 CL - animate/inanimate generally do not have meaningful posture comparison=== | ===July 2003 CL - animate/inanimate generally do not have meaningful posture comparison=== | ||
"Animate and inanimate objects are not generally considered to have a meaningful posture comparison. When comparing lions with swords, we do not give posture difference between these charges - even when we compare the "sort of fesswise" lion passant to a sword palewise, or the "sort of palewise" lion rampant to a sword fesswise." | "Animate and inanimate objects are not generally considered to have a meaningful posture comparison. When comparing lions with swords, we do not give posture difference between these charges - even when we compare the "sort of fesswise" lion passant to a sword palewise, or the "sort of palewise" lion rampant to a sword fesswise." | ||
[http://www.sca.org/heraldry/loar/2003/07/03-07cl.html July 2003 LoAR Cover Letter] | [http://www.sca.org/heraldry/loar/2003/07/03-07cl.html July 2003 LoAR Cover Letter] | ||
==Identifiability:== | ==Identifiability:== |