- 1Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3Notes on Animated Beings in Heraldic Art
- 4The Symbolism of Attitude or Position
- 5The Heraldic Spirit — Effective Decorative Quality Essential in Her…
- 6Celestial Beings
- 7Mistaken Modern Conception of Angels
- 8Mediæval Art Treatment of Angels
- 9Cherubim and Seraphim in Heraldry
- 10Cherubim and Seraphim of Scripture
- 11Emblems of the Four Evangelists
- 12Chimerical Creatures of the Dragon and Serpent Kind
- 13The Dragon in Christian Art
- 14The Hydra
- 15The Wyvern
- 16The Cockatrice
- 17Basilisk, or Amphysian Cockatrice
- 18The Scorpion
- 19Other Chimerical Creatures and Heraldic Beasts — The Unicorn
- 20The Pegasus
- 21Sagittary, Centaur, Sagittarius, Centaurus, Hippocentaur
- 22Griffin or Gryphon
- 23The Opinicus, or Epimacus
- 24The Sphynx
- 25The Phœnix Bird of the Sun
- 26The Harpy
- 27The Heraldic Pelican
- 28The Martlet
- 29The Alerion
- 30The Heraldic Tigre or Tyger
- 31Leopard, or Panther, Felis Pardus, Lybbarde
- 32The Lynx
- 33Cat-a-Mountain — Tiger Cat or Wild Cat
- 34The Salamander
- 35Heraldic Antelope
- 36The Heraldic Ibex
- 37Bagwyn
- 38The Camelopard, Camel-leopard
- 39Musimon, Tityrus
- 40The Enfield
- 41Mantiger, Montegre or Manticora Satyral
- 42Fictitious Creatures of the Sea
- 43Poseidon or Neptune
- 44Merman or Triton
- 45The Mermaid or Siren
- 46The Sirens of Classic Mythology
- 47The Dolphin of Legend and of Heraldry
- 48The Dauphin of France
- 49The Heraldic Dolphin
- 50The Sea — Horse
- 51Sea-lion
- 52Sea-dog
Fictitious and Symbolic Creatures in Art
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