purpure

• “The juma records stated the Collector had been buried in his "robes of purpure royal.”

  Song of Time

• “I think the purple of the mantling highly effective -- purpure, that's called -- which, taken with the red and black, would give a most romantic light to our hall in New Babylon if we put a window at the turn of the stair.”

  The Henchman

• “In the Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (Vol. I, p. 254) the family is traced to the year 1588, and the arms given as Vair, purpure and erm on a chief gu.”

  Virginia and Virginians

• “It displayed on a field, vert, three waving transverse bars argent, and in a free quarter-purpure - dexter a medal of the Franco-Prussian War in natural colors.”

  The Malady of the Century

• “That old shield of Florence, parted per pale, argent and gules, (or our own Saxon Oswald's, parted per pale, or and purpure,) are heraldry changeless in sign; declaring the necessary balance, in ruling men, of the Rational and Imaginative powers; pure Alp, and glowing cloud.”

  Val d'Arno

• “Colemanus impavidus nondum, atque in purpure natus”

  The Complete Poetical Works of James Russell Lowell

• “_Ogress_ is sable: the _Pomme_ is vert: and the _Golpe_ is purpure.”

  The Handbook to English Heraldry

• “For DE LACI, Earl of LINCOLN -- _Or, a Lion rampt. purpure_ (E.  2), No. 194.”

  The Handbook to English Heraldry

• “It is bubbling, clear purpure in color and tastes like peppermint with a hint of corn.”

  theRPGSite

• “On the dexter side an angel, mantle purpure; on the head a celestial crown; the right hand supporting an anchor proper; in the left a palm branch, or.”

  Internet Archive: Peerage of England, genealogical, biographical, and historical

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