{"collection":"lcr","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/lcr/fsca/fsca02.htm","path":"lcr/fsca/fsca02.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/lcr/fsca/fsca02.htm","text":"Fictitious and Symbolic Creatures in Art, by John Vinycomb, [1909]\n| | PAGE | \n| Introduction | 1 | \n| Notes on Animated Beings in Heraldic Art | 13 | \n| The symbolism of Attitude or Position | 18 | \n| The Heraldic Spirit\u2014Effective decorative Quality essential in Heraldry | 22 | \n| Celestial Beings | 25 | \n| Angels | 27 | \n| Mistaken Modern Conception of Angels | 32 | \n| Medi\u00e6val Art Treatment of Angels | 34 | \n| Cherubim and Seraphim in Heraldry | 44 | \n| The Cherubim and Seraphim of Scripture | 47 | \n| Emblems of the Four Evangelists | 53 | \n| Chimerical Creatures of the Dragon and Serpent Kind | 57 | \n| The Dragon | 59 | \n| The Dragon in Christian Art | 69 | \n| The Dragon in the Royal Heraldry of Britain | 83 | \n| The Crocodile as the Prototype of the Dragon | 91 | \n| The Heraldic Dragon | 92 | \n| The Hydra | 96 | \n| The Wyvern | 98 | \n| The Chimera | 102 | \n| The Lion-Dragon | 103 | \n| The Gorgon | 103 | \n| The Cockatrice | 104 | \n| Basilisk, or Amphysian Cockatrice | 106 | \n| The Mythical Serpent | 108 | \n| p. x | | \n| | PAGE | \n| The Scorpion | 122 | \n| Other Chimerical Creatures and Heraldic Beasts | 125 | \n| The Unicorn | 127 | \n| Medi\u00e6val Conception of the Unicorn | 130 | \n| The Horn of the Unicorn | 133 | \n| The Pegasus | 137 | \n| Sagittary, Centaur, Sagittarius, Centaurus, Hippocentaur | 141 | \n| Griffin or Gryphon | 147 | \n| The Male Griffin | 160 | \n| Other Varieties of the Griffin | 161 | \n| The Opinicus, or Epimacus | 162 | \n| The Sphynx | 163 | \n| The Ph\u0153nix Bird of the Sun | 171 | \n| The Harpy | 179 | \n| The Heraldic Pelican | 182 | \n| The Martlet | 186 | \n| The Alerion | 188 | \n| The Liver (Cormorant) | 189 | \n| The Heraldic Tigre or Tyger | 190 | \n| The Royal Tiger | 193 | \n| Leopard, or Panther, Felis Pardus, Lybbarde | 194 | \n| The Panther \"Incensed\" | 199 | \n| The Lynx | 203 | \n| Cat-a-Mountain\u2014Tiger Cat or Wild Cat | 205 | \n| The Salamander | 209 | \n| Heraldic Antelope | 213 | \n| The Heraldic Ibex | 215 | \n| Bagwyn | 216 | \n| The Camelopard, Camel-Leopard | 216 | \n| Musimon, Tityrus | 217 | \n| The Enfield | 217 | \n| Mantiger, Montegre or Manticora Satyral | 218 | \n| Lamia or Emipusa | 220 | \n| Baphomet | 221 | \n| p. xi | | \n| | PAGE | \n| Apres | 221 | \n| Stelliones | 221 | \n| Fictitious Creatures of the Sea | 223 | \n| Introductory Notes | 225 | \n| Poseidon or Neptune | 237 | \n| Merman or Triton | 239 | \n| The Mermaid or Siren | 243 | \n| The Sirens of Classic Mythology | 249 | \n| The Dolphin of Legend and of Heraldry | 254 | \n| The Dauphin of France | 265 | \n| The Heraldic Dolphin | 267 | \n| The Sea-Horse | 270 | \n| Sea-Lion | 274 | \n| Sea-Dog | 275 |","title":"Fictitious and Symbolic Creatures in Art: Contents","type":"page"}