The Life of William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester, Lord High Chancellor of England in the Reign of Henry VI.: And Founder of Magdalen College, OxfordWhite and Cochran, 1811 - 428 páginas |
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... arms of the family of Patten alias Barbour were a field fusily ermine and sable . Waynflete , as provost , inserted on a chief of the second , three lilies slipped argent ; being the arms of the college . This addition was made as a ...
... arms of the family of Patten alias Barbour were a field fusily ermine and sable . Waynflete , as provost , inserted on a chief of the second , three lilies slipped argent ; being the arms of the college . This addition was made as a ...
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... arms , by those who have con- tended that his name was originally Wayn- flete . His arms are noticed as remaining at Eton in 1763 , cut in stone in two places ; in the ante - chapel , over the north door , in the north - west corner ...
... arms , by those who have con- tended that his name was originally Wayn- flete . His arms are noticed as remaining at Eton in 1763 , cut in stone in two places ; in the ante - chapel , over the north door , in the north - west corner ...
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... potens est fecit pro me magna , et " sanctum nomen ejus ; " which also he added to his arms as his mottoa . * See A. Wood . Budden , p . 87 . CHAP- CHAPTER III . Transactions at Oxford and Winchester , with WILLIAM WAYNFLETE . 43.
... potens est fecit pro me magna , et " sanctum nomen ejus ; " which also he added to his arms as his mottoa . * See A. Wood . Budden , p . 87 . CHAP- CHAPTER III . Transactions at Oxford and Winchester , with WILLIAM WAYNFLETE . 43.
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... at the sole expense of the latter bishop . Their arms are carved , with certain devices or rebuses , on the roof of the oratory beneath it . A s Mr. Blackstone . capital capital T and C , joined thus , T , WILLIAM WAYNFLETE . 59.
... at the sole expense of the latter bishop . Their arms are carved , with certain devices or rebuses , on the roof of the oratory beneath it . A s Mr. Blackstone . capital capital T and C , joined thus , T , WILLIAM WAYNFLETE . 59.
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... arms of Be- kyngton are a field argent , on a fess azure between three bucks ' heads caboched , or , and three pheons sable , a mitre or ; with a beacon and tun cut close by . I have met with no remark on the arms of Waynflete . The ...
... arms of Be- kyngton are a field argent , on a fess azure between three bucks ' heads caboched , or , and three pheons sable , a mitre or ; with a beacon and tun cut close by . I have met with no remark on the arms of Waynflete . The ...
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Página 326 - IN NOMINE SANCTE ET INDIVIDUE TRINITATIS, PATRIS ET FILII ET SPIRITUS SANCTI. AMEN.
Página 1 - The Life of William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester, Lord High Chancellor of England, in the Reign of Henry VI. and Founder of Magdalen College, Oxford : collected from Records,' Registers, Manuscripts, and other authentic Evidences. By Richard Chandler, DD formerly Fellow of that College.
Página 218 - In those days was Hezekiah sick unto death. And the prophet Isaiah the son of Amoz came to him, and said unto him, Thus saith the Lord, Set thine house in order; for thou shalt die, and not live.
Página 53 - Jan. 144?) collated him to a stall in the choir, and a place in the chapter of his cathedral, as archdeacon of Surry ; and, on a representation that divers houses, walls, and inclosures were left in a ruinous condition by his predecessor, directed a commission (16'th March 1447) to examine the defects, and estimate the dilapidations.
Página 260 - The choral Ministers of this House do, according to an ancient custom, salute Flora every year on the First of May, at four in the morning, with vocal music of several parts. Which, having been sometimes well performed, hath given great content to the neighbourhood and auditors underneath.
Página 221 - his soul to Almighty God, the Virgin, Mary Magdalene, and the patron-saints of his cathedral ;" and, among sundry other arrangements, enjoins on his executors " to cause five thousand masses, in honour of the five wounds of Christ, and the five joys of the Virgin Mary, to be celebrated on the day of his burial, the trental of his obit, and other days, as soon as possible, for his soul, and the souls of his parents and friends.
Página 173 - All the Windows have been strongly ironed ; and those below have had very massive shutters on the inside, as appears from the iron hooks left in the wall. The Civil War, and the License of the Barons, had rendered precaution necessary. It was unsafe to abide in a dwelling not barricaded or fortified. A man's house was indeed his Castle.
Página 325 - Statuto de terris et tenementis ad manum mortuam non ponendis edito non obstante...
Página 37 - However this may be, his more recent biographer assures us, that when the ecclesiastical deputation from Winchester waited upon him to announce his election, " from sincere reluctance, or a decent compliance with the fashion of the times, he protested often and with tears, and could not be prevailed on to undertake the important office to which he was called, until they found him about sun-set, in the church of St Mary ; when he consented, saying, he would no longer resist the Divine will.