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[
FEW: 1,669b
byzantius
;
Gdf: 1,631b
besanter
;
GdfC:
∅
;
TL: 1,938
besanter
;
DEAF:
besant (besanté)
;
DMF:
besanter
;
TLF:
∅
;
OED:
bezanty a.
;
MED:
besaunte a.
;
DMLBS: 231b
byzantatus
]
besaunté
a.
1
herald.
bezanty
:
(
c.1253;
MS: s.xvi
)
R. de N. a deus bastuns de gules besanté or
32.33
(
c.1312
)
Sire W. de C. de argent a une crois besaunté de or
411
(
s.xiv
m
;
MS: s.xiv
ex
)
Sire Alayn de la Zouche porte l’escu de goules besauntee d’or
81
charbucle besanté
herald.
carbuncle pommy and conjoined
:
(
c.1275
)
Le Roy de N., de goules a un charbuncle de or besancé
(
l.
besanté)
46.6
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