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| [MAIN GATE OF THE MONASTERY CHURCH AT BELEM] | Frontispiece |
| Built on the site of an old sailor's chapel, existing inPrince Henry's day, and used by his men. In the nichebetween the two great entrance doors, is a statue of PrinceHenry in armour. |
| [THE MONASTERY CHURCH AT BATALHA][1] | 132 |
| West front of church in which Prince Henry and hisHouse lie buried. This church was founded by the Prince'sfather, King John, in memory of his victory over Castilleat Aljubarrota. |
| [BATALHA CHURCH—PORTUGAL'S WESTMINSTER][1] | 136 |
| The aisle containing the tombs of Prince Henry and hisbrothers, the Infants of the House of Aviz. |
| [EFFIGIES OF KING JOHN THE GREAT AND QUEEN PHILIPPA] | 148 |
| Henry's father and mother, from their tomb in the Abbeyof Batalha. |
| [GATEWAY OF THE CHURCH AT THOMAR] | 154 |
| The Mother Church of the Order of Christ, of whichHenry was Grand-Master. |
| [HENRY IN MORNING DRESS][2] | 258 |
| The original forms the frontispiece to the Paris MS. ofAzurara's Discovery and Conquest of Guinea. |
| [COIMBRA UNIVERSITY] | 298 |
| [THE RECUMBENT STATUE OF PRINCE HENRY] | 306 |
| From his tomb in Batalha Church; with his escutcheons (1)as titular King of Cyprus; (2) as Knight of the Garter ofEngland; (3) as Grand Master of the Order of Christ. |
| [ALLEGORICAL PIECE][3] | 310 |
| Supposed to represent Columbus, as St. Christopher,carrying across the ocean the Christian faith, in theform of the infant Christ. From the map of Juan de laCosa, 1500. |
| [VASCO DA GAMA][4] | 314 |
| From a portrait in the possession of the Count ofLavradio. |
| [AFFONSO D'ALBUQUERQUE][5] | 318 |
