Heraldic interpretation is the key to finding verified historical information in VMs White Aries. While blue stripes have to be blue, the orientation of the striped patterns changes between radial and non-radial perspectives. It is the more subtle, non-radial orientation, as a pair of dexter diagonals, that match the events of Sinibaldo Fieschi's papacy particularly in regard to the origin of this tradition and the use of the cardinal's red galero (nepotism).
In the era of VMs C-14 dates, and until the 17th century, popes who had heraldic insignia had them because they were armorial insignia. Only subsequently were all popes given their heraldic insignias. The Fieschi insignia, bendy, argent et azure, is armorial and authentic. There's nothing to confuse with it.
In White Aries, two independent elements from armorial and ecclesiastical heraldry were brought together to create historical identifications. More generally in the VMs cosmic, mermaid and other examples, diverse elements were brought together to create ambiguity, disguise and deception.
In the era of VMs C-14 dates, and until the 17th century, popes who had heraldic insignia had them because they were armorial insignia. Only subsequently were all popes given their heraldic insignias. The Fieschi insignia, bendy, argent et azure, is armorial and authentic. There's nothing to confuse with it.
In White Aries, two independent elements from armorial and ecclesiastical heraldry were brought together to create historical identifications. More generally in the VMs cosmic, mermaid and other examples, diverse elements were brought together to create ambiguity, disguise and deception.