A manual for the study of the sepulchral slabs and crosses of the middle ages (1849)
Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901, Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland · London, J. H. Parker · leaf 56
were baptized. Example, St. Dionys, York. Trumpets. Perhaps of some trumpeter, or they may bemerely a punning device, as in the case of Sir Roger cleTrumpington. They occur, incised, on a raised cross slabfound near the Guildhall chapel, Lon-don, with the inscription ^ godefrey : LE : TROMPEUR :… … & °U1 Bakewell, Derbysbir 44 SYMBOLS. nal, vol. i. p. 49) shews that the effigies at the Templechurch are not those of Templars, and that there are nomonuments in England which bear the symbols which weshould expect to find on a Templars tomb. On someof these cross slabs however we find the…
Sepulchral monuments · Sculpture, Medieval
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