Dinanderie; a History And Description of Mediæval Art Work in Copper, Brass And Bronze
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Another of these coffers is to be found at Coudray S.
Germer, Oise, and is formed of wood covered with plates, and measures 32 inches in length, 14 inches in width, and 25 inches in height. The sides have an arcading of four trefoiled arches, but the figures they now contain are seventeenth-century Reproductions.
In the Cathedral of S. Servais at Maestricht still stands the shrine of that saint, made of copper gilt in the early part of the thirteenth century to replace an older one which was gi...ven in 732 by Charles Martel, in accordance with a vow made by him previous to his victory over the Saracens on the plains of Tours, which he gained on the saints' festival. It measures 5 feet 9 inches in length, i foot 9 inches in width, and stands 2 feet 4 inches in height. At one end is our Lord seated on a throne, H 114 DINANDERIE holding in His right hand a globe, and in His left a book with this inscription : ECCE VENIO CITO MERGES MECVM. On either side are the seven-branched candlesticks, and at His feet are waves with BENEDICTVS QVI AMBVLAS SVPER VNDAS MARIS, and on the chamfer SIC SPERABIS HOMO TIBI IVSTICIAM FACIENDAM IVSTAM IVSTVS EGO MERCEDEM TIBI REPENDAM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another of these coffers is to be found at Coudray S.
Germer, Oise, and is formed of wood covered with plates, and measures 32 inches in length, 14 inches in width, and 25 inches in height. The sides have an arcading of four trefoiled arches, but the figures they now contain are seventeenth-century Reproductions.
In the Cathedral of S. Servais at Maestricht still stands the shrine of that saint, made of copper gilt in the early part of the thirteenth century to replace an older one which was gi...ven in 732 by Charles Martel, in accordance with a vow made by him previous to his victory over the Saracens on the plains of Tours, which he gained on the saints' festival. It measures 5 feet 9 inches in length, i foot 9 inches in width, and stands 2 feet 4 inches in height. At one end is our Lord seated on a throne, H 114 DINANDERIE holding in His right hand a globe, and in His left a book with this inscription : ECCE VENIO CITO MERGES MECVM. On either side are the seven-branched candlesticks, and at His feet are waves with BENEDICTVS QVI AMBVLAS SVPER VNDAS MARIS, and on the chamfer SIC SPERABIS HOMO TIBI IVSTICIAM FACIENDAM IVSTAM IVSTVS EGO MERCEDEM TIBI REPENDAM.
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