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image by António Martins-Tuválkin, Vincent Morley and
Pierre Gay,
16 August 2009
Christ’s College of Cambridge University shows the arms on its website at
http://www.christs.cam.ac.uk/. These
are the same as St John's College. God’s House,
founded in 1448, was refounded in 1505 by Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry
VII – a bequest of hers was to establish St John’s six years later. A
Christ College banner of arms, not square this time (I think) appears on this
Flickr photo by “robep”,
uploaded on 6 Feb 2008.
Jan Mertens, 8 April 2009
Flag is quartered, first and fourth azure, three fleur de lys or, second and third gules, three lions passant or; a bordure azure and argent.
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