Cross Potence, Cross Potent

A Cross having its limbs end in potents shaped like a crutch. It has also sometime been termed Cross Enhendé and also quite obscurely Cross Baton.

Cross potent crossed. It was by ancient heralds termed a cross gemell, from the doubling of the crutches or potents at each limb.

Cross potent engrailed. It should not be engrailed at the potents, but only on the sides.

Cross potent fitched has the under limb brought to a point instead of potented.

Cross potent pommelled and fitched at the foot. 

Cross potent of all four points double fitched and rebated.

Cross potent fleuretté

per pale gu and arg, a cross potent quadrate counterchanged

Cross potent quadrate in the centre.

Cross potent rebated, also called Fylfot, Gammadion and, mistakenly, cross componé.

Cross potent-repotent in four points.

Cross potent, the ends rounded, surmounted of a cross couped  also blazoned Cross pommelled surmounted of a cross couped.

Cross Saxon F: A cross in the form a Saxon F, said to be the arms of the bishopric of Chemin, a province in Saxony, and also called Cross Potence by some.