Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 170
Cutherti et Oswaldi. This abbot built the steeple at the abbey, whereon he placed the horse-shoes and another very singular coat, a cross flory, heticeen a mitre and key erect in chief, and a hey erect and mitre in hase^ (Walbran.) Among the seals found in the ruins, Burton give3 two small ones… … 160 THE OLD OFFICIAL HERALDRY OF DURHAM. from 1438, during Bishop Nevilles episcopacy. There S. Cuth-bert, holding the head of S. Oswald, sits between two shields, 1. Aplain cross ; 2. A plain cross between four lions rampant. On thepeculiar seals of Bishops Neville, Booth, and Dudley…
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