The cathedrals of Great Britain, their history and architecture; (1904)
Ditchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson), 1854-1930 · London : J. M. Dent & Company; Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Coy · leaf 99
dress and armouractually worn by the prince—his helmet, a shield, a velvetsurcoat, gauntlets, and the scab-bard of the sword. On thetomb is an inscription in Nor-man French which, translated,tells; Here lies the mostnoble Prince Edward, eldestson of the most noble KingEdward III., Prince of… … * Tu que passez ove bouche close pur la ou cest corps repose,Entent ce qe te dirray, sicorne te dire la say, and proceed to contrast the riches and glory of this present life withthe mouldering and decay of death. Below are seen shields of armswhich bear those of France and England, and the ostrich…
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