The crest on Plate 10, Image 12 (Pl. 10. cr. 12.) is described as the sun in his splendour (or glory).
Surnames: 
- Aberdeen (Marischal College of)
- Abraham (England)
- Coke (England)
- Fairbairn (Scotland)
- Florio (England)
- Freebairne (Scotland)
- Grevis (England)
- Hay (England)
- Jack (Scotland)
- Jackson (England)
- Janssen (England)
- Joanes (Worcestershire)
- Joanes (London)
- Jones (Shrewsbury)
- Jones (Chilton, Shropshire)
- Ker (Marquis of Lothian)
- Ker (Scotland)
- Ker (Caloo)
- Ker (Bughtrigg)
- M’Cleod (Lewis)
- M’Hardie (Scotland)
- M’Kenzie (Seatwell)
- M’Kenzie (Earl of Cromarty)
- M’Kenzie (Bart.)
- Macleed (Assynt)
- Macleod (Lewes)
- Macleod (Raasay)
- M’Leod (Cadboll)
- Marischall College (Aberdeen)
- Mason (Scotland)
- Masson (Scotland)
- Maughan (Scotland)
- Mellis (Scotland)
- Nairne (England)
- Oliphant (of Clashbainy)
- Pass (England)
- Pitcairn (of Pitcairn, Perthshire)
- Reilly (Ireland)
- Richmond (England)
- Rodwell (England)
- Routh (England)
- Rutt (of Buckinghamshire)
- Sotheby (England)
Symbolism of the Crest Sun in his Splendour: The sun is the ultimate symbol of glory, splendor, and absolute authority. It represents the source of life, light, and vitality, signifying a lineage that values truth and the dispelling of darkness. In heraldry, the sun is often depicted with alternating straight and wavy rays, representing both the light and the heat it provides. It is a symbol of royal majesty and high honor, often granted to those who have performed distinct service or demonstrated benevolence and warmth in their leadership.
General Symbolic Meanings The image of the sun suggests a family character defined by hope, resilience, and constancy. Just as the sun rises every day to banish the night, this crest implies a spirit that rises above adversity and provides guidance to others. The mottoes associated with this crest, such as “Luceo” (I shine) or “Resurgo” (I rise again), reinforce themes of eternal continuity, renewal, and an optimistic outlook on the future.