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Emperor Ferdinand III. elevates Wentzl Hegemüller von Dubenweiller to the status of free gentlemen, is awarded by Herr Hegemüller’s predicate Freyherr auf Albrechtsberg an der Pielach and improves his coat of arms

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Character: description on folk. 7a and 7b, miniature on folk. 4a, 155 x 187 mm. Cosmo inclined gold shield with black cosmic crossbar on which is a double-tailed lion 1) with red tongue. On the gable rests a crowned Tournament helmet with black - gold blankets. The jewel is two folded black wings, among them is the growing lion of natural colors 2). Behind the shield is an obliquely laid red, gold-decorated spear with a golden point, two red, gold-decorated cords with stirrups and gold fringes oiled with a flag, which is red with a silver crossbar, on which is digit 3 3). The miniature is in a golden frame. The emblem is in a blue, gold-plated cartouche with a golden edge, which is held from the left by a man in an iron, gold-forged armor, with a sword hanging at his waist with a golden elbow and a banner, a red cloak is thrown around his shoulders, he has an iron, gold-forged bow with a red and yellow pen. It has a brown hair and beard. The cartouche with the emblem is placed in the lower left corner of the miniature on a yellow-gray plate, the armored stands on the plate with the right foot, while the left foot has gray-purple tiles on the floor. On the right the cartouche holds a golden walking lion with a red tongue. In the lower right corner there is a trophy consisting of: an iron, gold-forged arm armor, a red, gold-decorated bag, a sword from which only a golden roe and aegis can be seen, a golden lattice helmet with a blue, white and red pen, two brown-purple tympanes with white membranes, the front of which is decorated with a golden pledge with black eagle, two iron mallets, an iron - gold-forged kyrye, zl Behind the viola and the globe stands a gray shelf on which books are built, three are bound in white leather and are back out, two are in purple attachment and are turned forward by a clipping. A stack of lying books is leveled in front of the purple books, and the open book in purple attachment and blue trimming are supported. In the middle of the trophy stands an amor playing on a lute. He has gold - white - red - brown wings and brown hair, dressed in a purple cloak. Behind all this stands a violet-brown podium retreating stepped backwards and on the sides again running forward through one plinth lined with a somewhat darker stone, on the podium a niche of the same color with seven gorges. At the ends of the niche there is a red marble column with a white acanthus barrel, the cornice carries a vault lined with purple, gold-embroidered cloth, on the front it meets a purple vault, a gold-embroidered canopy, which on the left captivates a flying angel in a yellow upper and red lower broom. The angel has brown wings and brown hair. Two light-haired amorets float beneath the vault of the niche, the right one is wrapped with a strip of white cloth and has white blue wings, the left one is wrapped with a strip of blue cloth and has white - pink - yellow wings. In his hands, the amorets hold the imperial coat of arms: in gold, a black eagle carrying a red label with a silver crossbar on his breast, crowned with a princely crown, the shield is wrapped with the Order of the Golden Fleece and crowned with an imperial crown. Seven Roman emperors, who are dressed in iron, gold-forged armor, have a white collar, a Golden Fleece Order on their chest, an imperial crown on their heads, a gold-embroidered cloak over their shoulders and hold a golden scepter in their right and a golden sphere in their left. Their identity is determined by a gold inscription on the stage under their feet, the inscription is supplemented by a blue oval medallion with a gold sign and a slogan. In the middle and most in front is Ferdinand III. (inscription FERDINAN/DVS III), which has a red upper mantle and a purple, brown hair and beard at the bottom, and a sword with a golden elk and auspices in a black scabbard hangs at the waist, the medallion features gold scales, the motto is: PIETATE ET IVSTITIA. On his right hand, partly in the enclosure, stands Charles V. (the inscription CAROLV/S. V.), who has a cloak of the upper green and at the bottom blue, white hair and beard, in the medallion there are two crowned pillars standing on the sea surface, each column is wrapped with a tape with the inscription, on the right the inscription reads: PLVS, on the left tape: VLTRA. On his right hand, partly in a cover, stands Maxmilián II. (the inscription MAXIMILIA/NVS II), which has a similar mantle as Ferdinand III. and gray hair and beard, in the medallion the globe is wrapped with a ribbon, on the globe sits an eagle with a lowered head, the motto is: DEVS/PROVT/DEBIT. On his right hand, more in front, stands Matyáš (inscription MATHIAS I), who has a similar mantle as Ferdinand III. and gray-brown hair and beard, in the medallion there are two swords, a dragon and a crown, above the crown there is a sun, above the swords a cloud, the motto is: Concordia/lumi [nis]/major. On the left hand of Ferdinand III., partly in the enclosure, stands Ferdinand I (the inscription FERDI/NANDVS I), which has a cloak similar to Karel V. and a rusty hair and beard, in the medallion there is a chalice, in it a ball and on it a winged eagle, next to the ball two guidons stand out from the chalice, the motto is: CHRISTO DVCE. On his left hand, completely at the back, is Rudolf II. (inscription RV/DOLPHVS II), which has the same mantle as Ferdinand III. and a brown hair and beard, in the medallion there is a flying eagle, underneath it a ibex from a zodiac jumping urobor and on the left a six-pointed star, the motto is: FVLGET CAESaris/ASTRVM. Ferdinand II stands on the left. (lettering FERDINANDVS/II), which has a cloak of blue upper and purple at the bottom and a greyish brown hair and beard, in the medallion there is a crown, which is shredded by a tape with the inscription LEGITIME CERTA. To the right of the podium with a niche and emperors there is a view of the landscape, which is lined with green shrubs on the front, behind them you can see a valley with a winding river stream, on the right bank of the river stands a town, in the background they brown mountains and above them a gray sky spanning upwards in a dark gray-water. 1) According to the description of the lion from the jewel, the lion should be of natural colors, but in the miniature the lion is golden. - 2) In the miniature the lion is golden. - 3) In the miniature the figure is 3 gold.
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Title: Emperor Ferdinand III. elevates Wentzl Hegemüller von Dubenweiller to the status of free gentlemen, is awarded by Herr Hegemüller’s predicate Freyherr auf Albrechtsberg an der Pielach and improves his coat of arms
Description:
Character: description on folk.
7a and 7b, miniature on folk.
4a, 155 x 187 mm.
Cosmo inclined gold shield with black cosmic crossbar on which is a double-tailed lion 1) with red tongue.
On the gable rests a crowned Tournament helmet with black - gold blankets.
The jewel is two folded black wings, among them is the growing lion of natural colors 2).
Behind the shield is an obliquely laid red, gold-decorated spear with a golden point, two red, gold-decorated cords with stirrups and gold fringes oiled with a flag, which is red with a silver crossbar, on which is digit 3 3).
The miniature is in a golden frame.
The emblem is in a blue, gold-plated cartouche with a golden edge, which is held from the left by a man in an iron, gold-forged armor, with a sword hanging at his waist with a golden elbow and a banner, a red cloak is thrown around his shoulders, he has an iron, gold-forged bow with a red and yellow pen.
It has a brown hair and beard.
The cartouche with the emblem is placed in the lower left corner of the miniature on a yellow-gray plate, the armored stands on the plate with the right foot, while the left foot has gray-purple tiles on the floor.
On the right the cartouche holds a golden walking lion with a red tongue.
In the lower right corner there is a trophy consisting of: an iron, gold-forged arm armor, a red, gold-decorated bag, a sword from which only a golden roe and aegis can be seen, a golden lattice helmet with a blue, white and red pen, two brown-purple tympanes with white membranes, the front of which is decorated with a golden pledge with black eagle, two iron mallets, an iron - gold-forged kyrye, zl Behind the viola and the globe stands a gray shelf on which books are built, three are bound in white leather and are back out, two are in purple attachment and are turned forward by a clipping.
A stack of lying books is leveled in front of the purple books, and the open book in purple attachment and blue trimming are supported.
In the middle of the trophy stands an amor playing on a lute.
He has gold - white - red - brown wings and brown hair, dressed in a purple cloak.
Behind all this stands a violet-brown podium retreating stepped backwards and on the sides again running forward through one plinth lined with a somewhat darker stone, on the podium a niche of the same color with seven gorges.
At the ends of the niche there is a red marble column with a white acanthus barrel, the cornice carries a vault lined with purple, gold-embroidered cloth, on the front it meets a purple vault, a gold-embroidered canopy, which on the left captivates a flying angel in a yellow upper and red lower broom.
The angel has brown wings and brown hair.
Two light-haired amorets float beneath the vault of the niche, the right one is wrapped with a strip of white cloth and has white blue wings, the left one is wrapped with a strip of blue cloth and has white - pink - yellow wings.
In his hands, the amorets hold the imperial coat of arms: in gold, a black eagle carrying a red label with a silver crossbar on his breast, crowned with a princely crown, the shield is wrapped with the Order of the Golden Fleece and crowned with an imperial crown.
Seven Roman emperors, who are dressed in iron, gold-forged armor, have a white collar, a Golden Fleece Order on their chest, an imperial crown on their heads, a gold-embroidered cloak over their shoulders and hold a golden scepter in their right and a golden sphere in their left.
Their identity is determined by a gold inscription on the stage under their feet, the inscription is supplemented by a blue oval medallion with a gold sign and a slogan.
In the middle and most in front is Ferdinand III.
(inscription FERDINAN/DVS III), which has a red upper mantle and a purple, brown hair and beard at the bottom, and a sword with a golden elk and auspices in a black scabbard hangs at the waist, the medallion features gold scales, the motto is: PIETATE ET IVSTITIA.
On his right hand, partly in the enclosure, stands Charles V.
(the inscription CAROLV/S.
V.
), who has a cloak of the upper green and at the bottom blue, white hair and beard, in the medallion there are two crowned pillars standing on the sea surface, each column is wrapped with a tape with the inscription, on the right the inscription reads: PLVS, on the left tape: VLTRA.
On his right hand, partly in a cover, stands Maxmilián II.
(the inscription MAXIMILIA/NVS II), which has a similar mantle as Ferdinand III.
and gray hair and beard, in the medallion the globe is wrapped with a ribbon, on the globe sits an eagle with a lowered head, the motto is: DEVS/PROVT/DEBIT.
On his right hand, more in front, stands Matyáš (inscription MATHIAS I), who has a similar mantle as Ferdinand III.
and gray-brown hair and beard, in the medallion there are two swords, a dragon and a crown, above the crown there is a sun, above the swords a cloud, the motto is: Concordia/lumi [nis]/major.
On the left hand of Ferdinand III.
, partly in the enclosure, stands Ferdinand I (the inscription FERDI/NANDVS I), which has a cloak similar to Karel V.
and a rusty hair and beard, in the medallion there is a chalice, in it a ball and on it a winged eagle, next to the ball two guidons stand out from the chalice, the motto is: CHRISTO DVCE.
On his left hand, completely at the back, is Rudolf II.
(inscription RV/DOLPHVS II), which has the same mantle as Ferdinand III.
and a brown hair and beard, in the medallion there is a flying eagle, underneath it a ibex from a zodiac jumping urobor and on the left a six-pointed star, the motto is: FVLGET CAESaris/ASTRVM.
Ferdinand II stands on the left.
(lettering FERDINANDVS/II), which has a cloak of blue upper and purple at the bottom and a greyish brown hair and beard, in the medallion there is a crown, which is shredded by a tape with the inscription LEGITIME CERTA.
To the right of the podium with a niche and emperors there is a view of the landscape, which is lined with green shrubs on the front, behind them you can see a valley with a winding river stream, on the right bank of the river stands a town, in the background they brown mountains and above them a gray sky spanning upwards in a dark gray-water.
1) According to the description of the lion from the jewel, the lion should be of natural colors, but in the miniature the lion is golden.
- 2) In the miniature the lion is golden.
- 3) In the miniature the figure is 3 gold.

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