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Heraldry and Coats of Arms
Heraldry is the science of devising, assigning, recording and maintaining coats of arms and other heraldic devices such as badges, crests and mottoes, for their use in identifying royalty, nobility and certain ecclesiastical authorities, as well as tracing their noble lineage and titles. Heraldry is closely associated with genealogy, knighthood, nobility and royalty, and questions included in this category relate to coats of arms, crests, heraldic badges, rolls of arms, and heraldic elements such as tinctures, charges, ordinaries and marshaling,
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What does Egypt's coat of arms mean?
The coat of arms of Egypt is a symbol of the state of Egypt. It consists of an eagle, looking to the viewer's left. This is said to be a representation of the eagle of Saladin. The motto on the arms, in Arabic, says "Arab Republic of Egypt."
What is coat and conduct money?
Coat and conduct money refers to a sum of money given to a person, often during a legal or official process, to cover their expenses for traveling to a specific location, such as a court or a meeting. The term "coat money" historically pertains to funds provided for clothing or travel, while "conduct money" ensures the recipient can afford to attend or comply with a summons. This practice is often used to guarantee that individuals can fulfill their obligations without financial strain.
