Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 58
345—1381), and I place inthe margin a Darlington stall end ofLangleys period. The leonine nameof S. Oswald, and the leonine chalicefound with S. Cuthbert, have alreadybeen referred to. The new Bishop Hugh de Puteaco(1153—1195) had a blue alb embroi-dered with gryphons, lions^ SLnd Jloiuei^s[Query,… … 48 THE OLD OFFICIAL HERALDRY OF DURHAM. episcopal seal (1283—1310) lias, like S. Marys Abbey at York,a lion of England at its top. On Bishop Kellaws (1311—1316),SS. Cutlibert and Oswald stand on lioiis heads. Bishop Beau-mont (1317—1333) gives his paternal coat of a lion rampantamong fleurs-de-lis,…
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