Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 218
harles V at Paris, andwas held by those who bore it to possess a prophylacticvirtue. The brooch is further ornamented with fourvernicles^ engraved with exquisite feeling at equaldistances upon its surface (PI. XX, 2). Though comparatively many existing brooches are ^ St. Luke, IV. 30. ^ A Veronica,… … MEDIEVAL BROOCHES (tUNG-BKOOCirKS, ETC.) MEDIEVAL BROOCHES of gold, a great quantity were formerly produced notonly in silver, but in baser metals, such as iron, copper,and lead or pewter. How large was the demand forbrooches of these materials can be gauged from aFrench writer of the thirteenth…
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