1400, No. 584, both of which have received some injuries,and that of Sir William Phillip, (whose effigy is also deco-rated with the Garter of the Order), which is very perfect and ofelaborate richness, No. 585, PI. XLIII., are all eminently charac-teristic examples. The SS Collar was assumed by… … Plate XL I ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. 337 In the centre of the Canopy above his monument at Canter-bury, the Shield of Henry IV. is encircled with a Collar of SS,after the manner of the Garter of the Order. This shieldbears France Modern and England, impaling Navarre and Eureux,No. 348, PI. XXIII.; upon…
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