Memorials of Old Hampshire
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ElKngham are some large bosses from the former nave roof, with the heraldic bearings of the Lisles emblazoned in their proper colours. In Bishop Fox's Chantry in the Cathedral are the arms of Tudor and the bishop properly blazoned.
Of decoration on stone monuments the list is very meagre. In the Cathedral the effigies of Bishop Waynflete and Cardinal Beaufort have been re-painted. At Christchurch, in a chapel east of the north choir aisle, the effigies of Sir John Chydioke and his Lady retain t...races of their original early fifteenth century colouring. At Stoke Charity, on the cresting and spandrils of a monument in the north chantry, is the original gilding, and on two panels of the tomb already referred to are figures of St. Thomas of Canterbury and the Virgin and Child. On the back of a monumental recess in the south wall of Silchester are remains of a picture of the lady whose effigy is below. At Sherborne St. John there is colouring on the shields, etc. , of the tomb of Sir Ralph Pexsall and his Lady in the chancel, of early sixteenth century date.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ElKngham are some large bosses from the former nave roof, with the heraldic bearings of the Lisles emblazoned in their proper colours. In Bishop Fox's Chantry in the Cathedral are the arms of Tudor and the bishop properly blazoned.
Of decoration on stone monuments the list is very meagre. In the Cathedral the effigies of Bishop Waynflete and Cardinal Beaufort have been re-painted. At Christchurch, in a chapel east of the north choir aisle, the effigies of Sir John Chydioke and his Lady retain t...races of their original early fifteenth century colouring. At Stoke Charity, on the cresting and spandrils of a monument in the north chantry, is the original gilding, and on two panels of the tomb already referred to are figures of St. Thomas of Canterbury and the Virgin and Child. On the back of a monumental recess in the south wall of Silchester are remains of a picture of the lady whose effigy is below. At Sherborne St. John there is colouring on the shields, etc. , of the tomb of Sir Ralph Pexsall and his Lady in the chancel, of early sixteenth century date.
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