In England, the practice of using marks of cadency arose to distinguish one son from another: the conventions became standardized in about 1500, and are traditionally supposed to have been devised by John Writhe.
The conventions became standardized in about 1500: they are traditionally supposed to have been devised by John Writhe. In England, the practice of using marks of cadency arose to distinguish one son from another.
In England, the practice of using marks of cadency arose to distinguish one son from another. The conventions became standardized in about 1500: they are traditionally supposed to have been devised by John Writhe.
In England, the practice of using marks of cadency arose to distinguish one son from another. The conventions became standardized in about 1500: they are traditionally supposed to have been devised by John Writhe.