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Strona xii
... taken 1656. " As all the writing seems to be of the same date , we may assign 1656 as the date of the portion on " Rites . " This MS . supplies us with all the passages that Dr. Raine took from Davies , not knowing of any MS . that ...
... taken 1656. " As all the writing seems to be of the same date , we may assign 1656 as the date of the portion on " Rites . " This MS . supplies us with all the passages that Dr. Raine took from Davies , not knowing of any MS . that ...
Strona xiv
... taken had been writt by an unskilful scribe and therefore is often lame or faulty in the punctuation and sometime in the sense , especially where he quotes in Latin . The author's name does not appear but the collection was made an ...
... taken had been writt by an unskilful scribe and therefore is often lame or faulty in the punctuation and sometime in the sense , especially where he quotes in Latin . The author's name does not appear but the collection was made an ...
Strona 6
... taken on ye Kinge of Scotts , H. 45 ] to the Shrine of that holy and blessed man St Cuthbert within the Feretorie ; [ and soe after his orisons pformed to god and St Cuthb : he depted , H. 45 ] and there the said Banners and Ancients ...
... taken on ye Kinge of Scotts , H. 45 ] to the Shrine of that holy and blessed man St Cuthbert within the Feretorie ; [ and soe after his orisons pformed to god and St Cuthb : he depted , H. 45 ] and there the said Banners and Ancients ...
Strona 7
... taken down , spoiled and defaced that the memory thereof should be clean taken away [ obliterated , H. 45 ] being both a great honour unto the Realm , and decent Ornament unto the Church . L. , C. , Davies . ] [ & an honnor to the ...
... taken down , spoiled and defaced that the memory thereof should be clean taken away [ obliterated , H. 45 ] being both a great honour unto the Realm , and decent Ornament unto the Church . L. , C. , Davies . ] [ & an honnor to the ...
Strona 9
... taken in sunder with wrests , * other two siluer candlesticks for euerye dayes seruice pcell gilt with rich and sumptuous furnitures for euerye festiuall day of Changeable suites , c . 1620 . MS . Cos . , diuers THE QUIRE . 9.
... taken in sunder with wrests , * other two siluer candlesticks for euerye dayes seruice pcell gilt with rich and sumptuous furnitures for euerye festiuall day of Changeable suites , c . 1620 . MS . Cos . , diuers THE QUIRE . 9.
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Strona 14 - Lettorn of brasse (not so curiously wroughte) standinge in the midst* against the stalls, a marueilous faire one, with an eagle on the height of it, and hir winges spread a broad wheron the monkes did lay theire bookes when they sung theire legends, at mattens or at other times of seruice.
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Strona 8 - ... corners of the white lawne cloth. And the crooke that hung within the cloth that the pix did hang on was of gold and the cords that did draw it upp and downe was made of fine white strong silke.