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The ancient sepulchral effigies and monumental and memorial sculpture of Devon (1877)

Rogers, William Henry Hamilton, 1828- · Exeter : Printed for the author by W. Pollard · leaf 277

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. Martins in the Fields near Paris. SeventeeiiPriors appear to have presided over the Foundation, ending witli IriorRobert Thorne, who suirendered his Convent to King Henry AlII, 4February 15.3G. In the garden of tliis Priory, says Risdon, was lately tlic pi-opoition of a kni^dit Ivin*;… … Robert Thome, tlie last Prior, had fur his device a rowhurh leaning toa hawthorne in an escutcheon, with tlie word bert interposed, and thisunder written— Caprum cum spina proteijat divlna potesias. No trace of the eifigy or the Priors rebus is now visible. , ^ ^ Two shields M-ere, however, found…

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