Westminster Abbey
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He died shortly afterwards at Valladolid, having become a Roman Catholic just before his death. " He raised himself by his natural strength, without any artificial advantage ; having his parts above his learning, his experience above his parts, his industry above his experience, and (some will say) his success above all." | A " very wise man," whose "greatest fault was that he could dissemble and make men believe that he loved them very well when he cared not for them. . . He was heartily weary... of the world, and no man was more ready to die, which is an argu- ment that he had peace of conscience. He left behind him a greater esteem of his parts than love for his person." § His remains were brought to England in 1678 II by his nephew, who raised this monument; it is of black and white mdrble, in severe Renaissance style, by Fanelli, a one-eyed Florentine sculptor. The upper part, to his wife Lady Anne (1633-4), was put up by Lord Cottington himself ; the bust is metal, enclosed in a metal wreath, the sculptor Hubert le Soeur,^ a pupil of John of Bologna.
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He died shortly afterwards at Valladolid, having become a Roman Catholic just before his death. " He raised himself by his natural strength, without any artificial advantage ; having his parts above his learning, his experience above his parts, his industry above his experience, and (some will say) his success above all." | A " very wise man," whose "greatest fault was that he could dissemble and make men believe that he loved them very well when he cared not for them. . . He was heartily weary... of the world, and no man was more ready to die, which is an argu- ment that he had peace of conscience. He left behind him a greater esteem of his parts than love for his person." § His remains were brought to England in 1678 II by his nephew, who raised this monument; it is of black and white mdrble, in severe Renaissance style, by Fanelli, a one-eyed Florentine sculptor. The upper part, to his wife Lady Anne (1633-4), was put up by Lord Cottington himself ; the bust is metal, enclosed in a metal wreath, the sculptor Hubert le Soeur,^ a pupil of John of Bologna.
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