[28] The attempts to imitate the human figure were, at this period, stiff and rude: but arabesque patterns were now chiefly worked; and they were rich and varied.
[29] Henry III., 554.
[30] Fabyan’s Chron.
[31] Rastell’s Chron.
[32] Henry II., 515.
[33] Hist. Chiv.
[34] Archæol. 1 and 3.
[35] Master Wace. Roman de Rou, &c., by Taylor.
[36] Archæologia, vol. xix.
[37] “Her knees were like horn with constant kneeling.”