Notes on the painted glass of Canterbury Cathedral (1897)
Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William), 1831-1903 · [Aberdeen, Scotland] : Aberdeen University Press · leaf 48
en at work, his handslipped and the steel of the axe buried itself in his shin .Fortunately the saint remembering his morning prayer,forgives and heals him. The way in which the story shouldbe read is as follows : III.— i. He is wounded. I.— i. Heis being bandaged. II.—2. He has a vision. I.—3.… … WILLIAM OF KELLETT. Plate 9. Page 18. IX CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL. 19 repperit (perhaps, solvit lintcoluin, vuluus \u)n rcppcrit ullam).He loosed the linen cloth, he did not find any wound. 2. Possibly the story of John of Roxburgh,^ the first partbeing in III.—3. He was thrown from his horse into…
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