Yahoo Search Búsqueda en la Web

The Library has two importantmanuscripts: 1. The Bohun Psalter, also known as 'The MassBook of King Henry VII's Queen Elizabeth andKing Henry VIII's Queen Katherine', illuminated manuscript bearing on folio 1 the inscriptions: Thys book ys myn Elysabeth ye quene. Thys book ys myn Katherine the qwene. [Coxe xlvii.] 2. 14th-century manuscript contain...

The college possesses the following outstanding pieces of English 16th-century gold and silvergilt work and 17th-century silver: 1. The gold Cup and cover given by George Hall,Bishop of Chester. It has two handles, and isdecorated in repousse with lozenge-shaped gadroons, and engraved with flowers and an inscription. 2. A silver-gilt Ostrich Egg Cu...

For a list of portraits, see Mrs. LanePoole, A Catalogue of Oxford Portraits, ii, 6478: withone alteration, that the portrait of John Prideaux (op.cit., p. 67, no. 12) is no longer a copy, but is now theoriginal, previously at Laycock Abbey; and one addition, the portrait of R. R. Marett, Rector, 192843, byHenry Lamb.

Pointed oval 60 mm. by 38 mm. In uppercentre the Virgin and Child in a canopied niche supported by fluted columns. Below, in the centre, thekneeling figure of the founder Walter Stapeldon,Bishop of Exeter, holding in his right hand a pastoralstaff* and facing sinister, flanked by (on dexter) twokeys, wards upwards, and addorsed, and (on sinister)a ...

Whitsuntide 1566deprived 12 Oct. 1570 JohnNeale. 31 Oct. 1570resigned 4 Oct. 1578 Robert Newton (see above). 21 Oct. 1578d. 9 Mar. 1592 Thomas Glasier. 24 Apr. 1592 (fn. 31) d. 17 Mar. 1612 Thomas Holland. 4 Apr. 1612resigned 3 Aug. 1642 John Prideaux. 23 Aug. 1642d. 2 Apr. 1649 George Hakewill. 7 June 1649deprived 1 Sept. 1662 John Conant. 18 Sept...

The present buildings of thecollege fall into three groupswhich date from, and whosedisposition and plan helps to Characterize, the threephases in the history of the college described above. I. The Medieval Buildings. From the first period(down to the new statutes and benefactions of SirWilliam Petre) there remains only a fragment: onestaircase of ...