"The cross afterwards termed Maltese, is embroidered on his left arm."
Robert Morris, Coins of the grand masters of the Order of Malta : or Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem (1884),
p. 12
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Robert Morris, Coins of the grand masters of the Order of Malta : or Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem (1884), p. 25f., plate III.
See also: Michael Foster, History of the Maltese Cross as used by the order of St. John of JerusalemArhivat în , la Wayback Machine., 2004 (orderstjohn.org)] "The arms Rhodian had almost, but not quite, achieved the straight lined sharp arrowhead appearance, noted from the mid 16th century onwards."
[ Accessed: 6/16/2012
Robert Morris, Coins of the grand masters of the Order of Malta : or Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem (1884), p. 25f., plate III.
See also: Michael Foster, History of the Maltese Cross as used by the order of St. John of JerusalemArhivat în , la Wayback Machine., 2004 (orderstjohn.org)] "The arms Rhodian had almost, but not quite, achieved the straight lined sharp arrowhead appearance, noted from the mid 16th century onwards."
[ Accessed: 6/16/2012
Robert Morris, Coins of the grand masters of the Order of Malta : or Knights Hospitallers of St. John of Jerusalem (1884), p. 25f., plate III.
See also: Michael Foster, History of the Maltese Cross as used by the order of St. John of JerusalemArhivat în , la Wayback Machine., 2004 (orderstjohn.org)] "The arms Rhodian had almost, but not quite, achieved the straight lined sharp arrowhead appearance, noted from the mid 16th century onwards."
