. Rossiana; documenti e documenti relativi alla storia e alla genealogia dell'antica e nobile casa di Ross, di Ross-shire, Scozia; E la sua discesa forma gli antichi conti di Ross, insieme alla discesa dell'antica e storica famiglia di Read, da Rede di valle-fine, Reade di Barton Court, Berks, e Read di Delaware. Anche alcuni conti delle famiglie correlate. Christine, figlia di Gustavo Adolfo il Grande, nel 1655. Le cerimonie dell'istituzione furono le seguenti: La Regina, sedendosi sul suo trono, fece avvicinarsi i signori che erano stati scelti per essere createdknights,

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. Rossiana; papers and documents relating to the history and genealogy of the ancient and noble house of Ross, of Ross-shire, Scotland, and its descent form the ancient earls of Ross, together with the descent of the ancient and historic family of Read, from Rede of Trough-end, Reade of Barton Court, Berks, and Read of Delaware. Also some account of the related families. Christine, daughter of Gustavus Adolphus the Great, in 1655. The ceremonies of the institution were as follows:The Queen, seating herself on her throne, made the gentlemen who had been chosen to be createdknights approach her, accom-panied by their sponsors. Whenthey had knelt before her shetook each one by the hand, oneby lie. and made them swearthat they would be faithful toher interests and, if necessary, that they would defend her in-terests. Then she placed on theshoulders of each a silk mantlewith the badge of the order onthe left side. The same badgein the form of a costly jewel ofgold and diamonds attached toa riband of blue was hung abouttheir necks. Then the knightsarose, thanked her and retired. The badge and jewel wereboth of the same form; thejewel was a wreath of laurelheld together with a white riband? in which were these words: Dolce nella illemoria. In thecentre of the wreath of laurelwas to be found two As inter-This monogram was incrustedHowever, in the portrait of. Decoration of the Order of the Amaranth. laced, one up and the other reversedwith diamonds and precious stones.James Lampadins envoy of the Princes Frederick and Christian-Louisof Brunswick and Lunebourg, at the peace of Minister, one remarks that hewears a chain around his neck made of many interlaced As and escutcheonsof arms, with another little chain attached to the larger chain on the rightside, to which was a little horse pendant. Therefore one may be sure thatthere was a chain of the order from which hung the jewel, or that therewere a few who held office and wore the chain and horse. Knights of the Amaranth. 403

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