Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 177
senta-tions of mitres, and above all on the mitre figured onthe founders own tomb at Winchester, there remainsthe possibility of the jewel having been employed as abrooch or nouche on some other part of the vestment. This remarkable jewel stands quite alone in pointof excellence. It goes far to… … Interior of a jewellers shop. From Krtuterbtuh (Frankfort, 1536). 98 CHAPTER XIII THE MYSTERY OF PRECIOUS STONESNE of the most curious and interesting facts in connection with the jewellery of the Middle ^—^ Ages is the peculiar respect which seems to havebeen paid to precious stones. In a…
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