Note 1 — Chapter IX
Reading edition
: An arrow has its peculiar terms of blazon. It is armed of its head, flighted of its feathers, whilst a bundle of arrows is a sheaf. An arrow with a blunt head is known in heraldry as a "bird-bolt."
Reading edition
: An arrow has its peculiar terms of blazon. It is armed of its head, flighted of its feathers, whilst a bundle of arrows is a sheaf. An arrow with a blunt head is known in heraldry as a "bird-bolt."