Archaeologia Cantiana, Volumen8Kent Archaeological Society., 1872 |
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Página 298 - ... rapidly away, and had entirely disappeared before the examination was finished. The skin of the chin was entire, of the consistence and thickness of the upper leather of a shoe, brown and moist ; the beard thick and matted, and of a deep russet colour. "The jaws were perfect, and all the teeth in them, except one fore-tooth, which had probably been lost during the King's life.
Página 298 - The nose elevated, the cartilage even remaining, though, on the admission of the air, it sunk rapidly away, and had entirely disappeared before the examination was finished. The skin of the chin was entire, of the consistence and thickness of the upper leather of a shoe, brown and moist ; the beard thick and matted, and of a deep russet colour.
Página 52 - Aut aliquo statuto, actu, ordinatione, provisione sive restrictione inde in contrarium facto, edito, ordinato, proviso, aut alia re, causa, vel materia quacumque in aliquo non obstante. IN cuius REi testimonium, has literas nostras fieri fecimus patentes. TESTE me ipso apud Westmonasterium sexto decimo die Maii, anno regni nostri tricesimo tertio.
Página 299 - But the surveyor stated, that when he introduced his finger under the wrappers to remove them, he distinctly felt the orbits of the eyes prominent in their sockets. The flesh upon the nose was moist, clammy, and of the same brown colour as every other part of the face. Having thus ascertained that the body of the King was actually deposited in the tomb, and that it had never been disturbed, the wrappers were laid again upon the face, the lead drawn back over them, the lid of the coffin put on, the...
Página 51 - In cujus rei testimonium has literas nostras fieri fecimus Patentes. Teste me ipso apud Westmonasterium decimo octavo die Decembris, anno Regni nostri Quarto.
Página 297 - ... which covered the coffin,) and also a piece of leather. " When the rubbish was cleared away, we came to what appeared to be the lid of a wooden case, of very rude form and construction, which the surveyor at once pronounced to be a coffin. It lay east and west, projecting beyond the monument towards the west, for about one-third of its length. Upon it, to the east, and entirely within the monument, lay a leaden coffin without any wooden case, of much smaller size, and very singular shape, being...
Página 298 - ... appeared to have been used to keep it steady. " In order to ascertain what was contained in this leaden case, it became necessary to saw through a portion of it, and in this manner an oval piece of the lead, about seven inches long, and four inches over at the widest part of it, was carefully removed. Under this we found wrappers, which seemed to be of leather, and afterwards proved to have been folded five times round the body.
Página 78 - ... inventories to send and return to our Privy Council, and the other to deliver to them in whose hands the said goods, plate, jewels, bells and ornaments, shall remain to be kept preserved. And they shall also give good charge and order that the same goods and every part thereof be at all times forthcoming to be answered...
Página 78 - ... of common resort, one, two, or more chalices or cups, according to the multitude of the people in every such church or chapel ; and also such other ornaments as by their discretion shall seem requisite for the Divine Service in every such place for the time.