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	CESNUR 2005 International Conference - Symbolic Death and Rebirth in the Left Hand Path, by MA Kennet Granholm
		In the Dragon Rouge view death is intimately coupled with life, and as sexuality is seen as a manifestation of life or the life-force, there are connections between sexuality and death as well.
		In neopaganism the underworld journey is a metaphor for seasonal cycles, whereas it in Dragon Rouge stands as a model for the dark magician’s journey of progress.
		The rhetoric of Dragon Rouge may seem violent and morbid, but the purpose of the rhetoric is to highlight the great demands and dangers the practice of dark magic places on the adept.
	www.cesnur.org /2005/pa_granholm.htm (2241 words)

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		On a mount vert, a dragon passant wings elevated and addorsed gules.* The badge of the ROUGE DRAGON PURSUIVANT of the English College of Arms, NDNP.
		Henry VII used either (1) a dragon gules and a greyhound argent; (2) two greyhounds argent; or (3) a lion Or and a dragon gules.
		Henry VIII used either (1) a lion Or and a dragon gules; (2) a dragon gules and a bull sable; or (3) a lion Or and a greyhound argent.
	www.pvv.org /~bcd/rolemaster/novi/her-list.txt (18606 words)

	About the Heraldic Visitations
		At it's head is the Earl Marshal, an hereditary title held by the Duke of Norfolk.
		He has thirteen principal officers: three Kings of Arms - Garter, Clarenceux and Norroy, six heralds - Chester, Lancaster, Somerset, Richmond, Windsor and York, and four pursuivants - Rouge Croix, Rouge Dragon, Portcullis and Bluemantle.
		The Harleian Society has printed lists of those who received grants of arms from 1687 - 1898.
	www.tongefamily.info /resources/heraldic_visitations.htm (258 words)

	Genealogy, Reference, Topography & Miscellaneous
		Recent quarter cloth binding, gilt letters, marbled boards & endpapers, very good.
		Signature & manuscript note by G.E. Cokayne (Rouge Dragon 1859, Clarenceux 1894), "see curious account of Cokayne family pp.40-44".
		FOSBROOKE, T.D. or An Encyclopedick Account, alphabetically arranged of the Ancient Remains in Africa, Asia & Europe.
	www.heraldrytoday.co.uk /genealogy_books.htm (5292 words)

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