The Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist,: A Quarterly Journal and Review Devoted to the Study of Early Pagan and Christian Antiquities of Great Britain, Volume 22J. R. Smith., 1881 - Archaeology |
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... ( engraved by Mr. Ferguson , and reproduced in Dr. Schleimann's Troy ) , the fylfot is repeatedly represented . This curious piece of sculpture , which bears the carved impress of the feet of Buddha within a border of foliage and animals ...
... ( engraved by Mr. Ferguson , and reproduced in Dr. Schleimann's Troy ) , the fylfot is repeatedly represented . This curious piece of sculpture , which bears the carved impress of the feet of Buddha within a border of foliage and animals ...
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... engravings will convey a tolerable idea of the prevalence and of the variety of ways in which the fylfot occurs on bells . 66 Fig . 1 is the founder's mark of George Heathcote , and it bears in the centre of the shield a double cross ...
... engravings will convey a tolerable idea of the prevalence and of the variety of ways in which the fylfot occurs on bells . 66 Fig . 1 is the founder's mark of George Heathcote , and it bears in the centre of the shield a double cross ...
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... It is , of course , an exact reproduction of Philip Kinder's own penmanship , and is , I believe , the first time any of his writing has been engraved . [ fo . 191. ] § . I. Sect : 3 17 PHILIP KINDER'S MS. "HISTORIE OF DARBY-SHIRE...
... It is , of course , an exact reproduction of Philip Kinder's own penmanship , and is , I believe , the first time any of his writing has been engraved . [ fo . 191. ] § . I. Sect : 3 17 PHILIP KINDER'S MS. "HISTORIE OF DARBY-SHIRE...
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... engraved at the head of this page , are - Ermine on a chevron , azure , three roses , gules . + Samuel Buck , Esq . , purchaser of the manor of Ulley . S. Y. II . , p . 178 . So in MS . , but evidently a slip of the pen for Lady only ...
... engraved at the head of this page , are - Ermine on a chevron , azure , three roses , gules . + Samuel Buck , Esq . , purchaser of the manor of Ulley . S. Y. II . , p . 178 . So in MS . , but evidently a slip of the pen for Lady only ...
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... engraved ) ; 2 and 3 , argent , a greyhound courant , sable , col- lared , or , on a chief indented of the second , three bezants ( as on shield here engraved ) , a mullet for difference , for Blackwall . This coat is entred in Derb ...
... engraved ) ; 2 and 3 , argent , a greyhound courant , sable , col- lared , or , on a chief indented of the second , three bezants ( as on shield here engraved ) , a mullet for difference , for Blackwall . This coat is entred in Derb ...
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Adm'on aged ancient Anne Marshall April argent arms bapt baptisata bearing Bishop buried Carlisle Castle Charles Chesterfield Church Cloyne Countess of Desmond cross cross pattée dated daughter deceased unmarried Derby Derbyshire died Dronfield Earl of Desmond Edward Elizabeth Marshall England English engraved father Fitz Edmund Gerald fryday fylfot George George Marshall gules Hall Hardwicke hath Henry honour Inchiquin inscription Irish James JEWITT John Fitz Edmund John Marshall July June King King's ship Lady lands London Lord Margaret married Marshall his relict Mary night old Countess parish of St Parker Pattingham plate principal creditor proved in P.C.C. Queen Raleigh reign RELIQUARY Richard Richard Marshall Robert Roman sable Saltier seal shield Skiddy Swinerton Swynnerton Thomas Marshall towne volume Welbeck widow wife William Marshall Wren Youghal
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