| E3 IV.iv.27 | [Audley to Prince Edward, of Philip's army] the pendants, [seem to be] leaves; / And their device of antique heraldry |
| KJ I.i.210 | [Bastard alone, of himself] not alone in habit and device |
| Per II.ii.15 | [Simonides to Thaisa] 'Tis now your honour ... to entertain / The labour of each knight in his device [i.e. what is shown on his shield] |