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An other thing that is amisse, as I take it, and hath great neede to be reformed, is the quartering of many markes in one shield, coate, or banner; for sithence it is true that such markes serue to no other vse, but for a commander to lead by, or to be known by, it is of necessitie that the same should be _apparent_, _faire_, and _easie to be understoode_: so that the quartering of many of them together, doth hinder the vse for which they are provided.--As how is it possible for a plaine unlearned man to discover and know a sunder, six or eight--sometimes thirty or forty several marks clustered altogether in one shield or banner, nay, though he had as good skill as _Robert Glower_, late Somerset that dead is, and the eies of an egle, amongst such a confusion of things, yet should he never be able to decipher the errors that are dalie committed in this one point, nor discover or know one banner or standard from an other, be the same neuer so large?