A List of Monumental Brasses in the City of London Churches
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1389 (10) William Tonge. Inscription round a shield. South aisle.
9426?9 I\Iointinciital Brasses in the City of London.
DATE, 1454 (11) Thomas Vyrly. A fragment and two wings (?). North aisle. 1620 (12) Margaret, wife of Arthur Bassano ; and Camela, wife of Henry Whitton. South aisle. ]6i2 (13) Marie, wife of John Burnett. South aisle. 1 65 1 (14) George Snayth. North aisle.
(15) Representation of the Resurrection and a scroll. Male effigy and three sons, wife and four daughters and a scroll lo...st. On altar-tomb, south aisle. 1556 (16) A shield, bearing quarterly the arms of Denny, Lovedy, Folliot and Dyverle. East wall of north aisle. (17) A shield, bearing the arms of Bond. Under altar.
Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate.
Nos. 5, 6, and 10 are from the destroyed church of St. Martin, Outwych. 1465 (i) A civilian and wife. Inscription and shields lost. 1475 (2) Thomas Wylliams, wife and foot inscription. Children and shields lost. 151° (3) John Leventhorp, and foot inscription. 1535 (4) ^ I'^dy in heraldic mantle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1389 (10) William Tonge. Inscription round a shield. South aisle.
9426?9 I\Iointinciital Brasses in the City of London.
DATE, 1454 (11) Thomas Vyrly. A fragment and two wings (?). North aisle. 1620 (12) Margaret, wife of Arthur Bassano ; and Camela, wife of Henry Whitton. South aisle. ]6i2 (13) Marie, wife of John Burnett. South aisle. 1 65 1 (14) George Snayth. North aisle.
(15) Representation of the Resurrection and a scroll. Male effigy and three sons, wife and four daughters and a scroll lo...st. On altar-tomb, south aisle. 1556 (16) A shield, bearing quarterly the arms of Denny, Lovedy, Folliot and Dyverle. East wall of north aisle. (17) A shield, bearing the arms of Bond. Under altar.
Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate.
Nos. 5, 6, and 10 are from the destroyed church of St. Martin, Outwych. 1465 (i) A civilian and wife. Inscription and shields lost. 1475 (2) Thomas Wylliams, wife and foot inscription. Children and shields lost. 151° (3) John Leventhorp, and foot inscription. 1535 (4) ^ I'^dy in heraldic mantle.
What to read after A List of Monumental Brasses in the City of London Churches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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