Whistler, James McNeill · London : Seeley,Jackson and Halliday · leaf 276
e found in the Chapel of the Kings :— parts of the monument of Henry VII. They are *FuISsE FAELICEM MISERRIMUM.’ in Renascence Latin, and may be scanned, but are He put on the queen’s tomb :— of no interest. In one Henry and Elizabeth, his queen, are spoken of as the happy parents to whom ‘“ForRMA… … is said to have been composed by Erasmus, but it The last of these sentences which need be men- is not remarkable in any way, merely setting forth tioned was on a tablet to commemorate Katherine, the gifts she made to the Abbey, to Wimborne, and Henry’s widow :— to the universities of Oxford and…
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