Author: Gelenius, Aegidius
Image Title: Coat of Arms of the Holy Roman Empire and the Electoral Palatinate
Description: A depiction of the coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire (est. 800-1806) on the right and the Electoral Palatinate (1085-1803) on the left. The coat of arms of the Holy Roman Empire consists of a single eagle displayed. The coat of arms of the Electoral Palatinate consists of a blue and white diamond pattern in two quadrants with a lion rampant in each remaining quadrant. The coat of arms in this book were designed by Aegidius Gelenius (est. 1595-1656) .
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