Phoenix - Revision history

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	The '''phoenix''' is a [[bird]] from Greek mythology, which was consumed in flames, but rose from its own ashes.<br>		The '''phoenix''' is a [[bird]] from Greek mythology, which was consumed in flames, but rose from its own ashes.<br>
	They (or the Egyptians) believed that it lived for one hundred years, then laid an egg, which it then hatched by immolating itself.<br>		They (or the Egyptians) believed that it lived for one hundred years, then laid an egg, which it then hatched by immolating itself.<br>

2005-01-04T08:32:26Z

Added Egypt & Russia (subject to later corrections)

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	The '''phoenix''' is a [[bird]] from Greek mythology, which was consumed in flames, but rose from its own ashes.		The '''phoenix''' is a [[bird]] from Greek mythology, which was consumed in flames, but rose from its own ashes.<br>
			They (or the Egyptians) believed that it lived for one hundred years, then laid an egg, which it then hatched by immolating itself.<br>
			This is (probably) also the origin of the Russian firebird legend.

	In [[heraldry]] the phoenix is [[emblazon]]ed as [[displayed]] and with flames by default. Modern heralds emblazon the phoenix as a demi-[[eagle]].		In [[heraldry]] the phoenix is [[emblazon]]ed as [[displayed]] and with flames by default. Modern heralds emblazon the phoenix as a demi-[[eagle]].

2005-01-03T12:59:46Z

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			The '''phoenix''' is a [[bird]] from Greek mythology, which was consumed in flames, but rose from its own ashes.
	An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] on people's [[device]]s.

			In [[heraldry]] the phoenix is [[emblazon]]ed as [[displayed]] and with flames by default. Modern heralds emblazon the phoenix as a demi-[[eagle]].

			==See Also==

			*[[phoenix (Maplet)\|Entry in Maplet's ''A Greene Forest'']]

			[[Category:Device heraldry]]

2004-03-02T22:07:27Z

Reverted to last edit by Morgant

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			An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] on people's [[device]]s.
	the phoenx is a bird that likes to have but sex with other phoenx's.....if you get to close to the bird it will start to have but sex with you...thank you

2004-03-02T17:59:06Z

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			the phoenx is a bird that likes to have but sex with other phoenx's.....if you get to close to the bird it will start to have but sex with you...thank you
	An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] on people's [[device]]s.

2004-01-05T04:48:58Z

grammar fix

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	An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] ~~and~~ people's [[device]]s.		An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] on people's [[device]]s.

2004-01-05T04:48:36Z

pheonix -> phoenix

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	An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The ~~pheonix~~ is often used as a [[charge]] and people's [[device]]s.		An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The phoenix is often used as a [[charge]] and people's [[device]]s.

2003-08-13T13:21:04Z

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	An eagle rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured.		An [[eagle]] rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured. The pheonix is often used as a [[charge]] and people's [[device]]s.

2003-06-20T21:17:14Z

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An eagle rising from flames. Usually brilliantly coloured.