At the More, a palace in Hertfordshire, King Arthur, Hercules, Astyages, and Cyrus.
At Richmond, the arras of Sir Bevis, and Virtue and Vice fighting.
Among the rest we have also Hannibal, Holofernes, Romulus and Remus, Æneas, and Susannah.
Many of these subjects were repeated at Westminster, Greenwich, Oatlands, Bedington in Surrey, and other royal seats, some of which are now unknown as such.
FOOTNOTES:
[84] Warton.
[85] Arras, a very common anachronism. After the production of the arras tapestries, arras became the common name for all tapestries: even for those which were wrought before the looms of Arras were in existence.
[86] Moynes—nun. Lady Werburg
[87] Spyre—twig, branch.
[88] Youre—burnt.