HENRY I.: _A Flower of eight foils._ STEPHEN: _A Flower of seven foils: a Sagittarius._ HENRY II.: _The Planta-genista: an Escarbuncle: a Sword and Olive-Branch._ RICHARD I.: _A Star of thirteen rays and a Crescent: a Star issuing from a Crescent: a Mailed Arm grasping a broken Lance, with the Motto--“Christo Duce.”_ JOHN and HENRY III.: _A Star issuing from a Crescent._ EDWARD I.: _An heraldic Rose or, stalked ppr._ EDWARD II.: _A Castle of Castile._ EDWARD III.: _A Fleur de lys: a Sword: a Falcon: a Gryphon: the Stock of a Tree: Rays issuing from a Cloud._ RICHARD II.: _A White Hart lodged: the Stock of a Tree: A White Falcon: the Sun in splendour: the Sun clouded._ HENRY IV.: _The Cypher SS: a crowned Eagle: an Eagle displayed: a White Swan: A Red Rose: a Columbine Flower: A Fox’s Tail: a crowned Panther: the Stock of a Tree: a Crescent._ His QUEEN, JOAN OF NAVARRE: _An Ermine_, or _Gennet_. HENRY V.: _A Fire-beacon: a White Swan gorged and chained: a chained Antelope._ HENRY VI.: _Two Ostrich Feathers in Saltire: a chained Antelope: a Panther._ EDWARD IV.: _A White Rose en Soleil: a White Wolf and White Lion: a White Hart: a Black Dragon and Black Bull: a Falcon and Fetter-lock: the Sun in splendour._ HENRY VII.: _A Rose of York and Lancaster, a Portcullis and a Fleur de lys, all of them crowned: a Red Dragon: a White Greyhound: a Hawthorn Bush and Crown, with the cypher_ H.R. HENRY VIII.: The same, without the Hawthorn Bush, and with a _White Cock_. His QUEENS: CATHERINE OF ARAGON--_A Rose, Pomegranate, and Sheaf of Arrows._ ANNE BOLEYN--_A Crowned Falcon, holding a Sceptre._ JANE SEYMOUR--_A Phœnix rising from a Castle, between Two Tudor Roses._ CATHERINE PARR--_A Maiden’s Head crowned, rising from a large Tudor Rose._ EDWARD VI.: _A Tudor Rose: the Sun in splendour._ MARY: _A Tudor Rose impaling a Pomegranate_--also _impaling a Sheaf of Arrows, ensigned with a Crown, and surrounded with rays: a Pomegranate._ ELIZABETH: _A Tudor Rose_ with the motto, “_Rosa sine Spinâ_” (a Rose without a Thorn): _a Crowned Falcon and Sceptre._ She used as her own motto--“_Semper Eadem_” (Always the same). JAMES I.: _A Thistle: a Thistle and Rose dimidiated and crowned_, No. 308, with the motto--“_Beati Pacifici_” (Blessed are the peacemakers). CHARLES I., CHARLES II., JAMES II.: The same Badge as JAMES I., without his motto. ANNE: _A Rose-Branch and a Thistle growing from one branch._ From this time distinctive personal Badges ceased to be borne by English Sovereigns. But various badges have become stereotyped and now form a constituent part of the Royal Arms, and will be found recited later in Chapter XVIII.