In the upper ende of the Chancell.
Next under another fayre monument of blew marble [as the former] the picture of one also inlayd in brasse, adorned rounde aboute with a border of curious workemanship in brasse, with the pictures and names of some prophets in the Old Testament, and of other saintes, and some Saxon kinges, as Edmund, Edward, Etheldred, Ethelbert, there is noe inscription, onely this ensuing escocheon upon either side of him.
On the north Side under a Marble.
Orate pro a’ia M’ri Joh’is Gigur baccalaur. Theologiæ custodis hujus collegii, ac etiam . . . Collegij Marton in Oxonia qui obijt 12º.die . . .
On the Wood Worke in the lower ende of the Quire, curiously carved in capital l’rs this,—
Ad honorem & gloriam Dei opt. Max. & decorum domus ejus hoc opus factum est Anno D’ni 1424.
In Fenestris.
The history of the passion depainted. In another Hell’s torments, where are divers creatures bound together in a chayne; amongst whome one with a crowne, another with a mytre on his head, the divell tormenting them, and under them is written—
‘Sic affliguntur pœnis, qui prava sequuntur.’
The history of Hermogenes that raysed up devills, and of Guthlake [the saint of the fens] and of Catherina, who cast them into the sea, that Hermogenes and Philetus raysed.
The history of Cosdre with his decollation.
In Fenestris exlatere Australi. | |
Arg. a chiefe G. surtout a bend B. | Crumwell. |
Quarterly. Crumwell with chequy d’or and G. achiefe ermyne | Tateshale. |
G. a lyon rampant d’or | Fitz-Alane. |
Arg. 3 cinquefoyles and a canton | Driby. |
Bendy of 10 pieces arg. and G. | |
Ermyne a fesse G. | Bernake. |
B. a fesse daunce betw: 10 billets d’or | Deyncourt. |
G. 10 annulets d’or | |
Chequy d’or and G. a bend ermyne | Clifton. |
Quarterly.—Crumwell and Tateshall | |
Empaled. Arg. a chiefe G. surtout a bend B. | Crumwell. |
Empaled. Arg. a chevron B. a file with 3 lambeauxd’or | |
Barry of 6 arg. and B. a bend G. | Grey of Rotherfield. |
Verry a fesse | Marmyon. |
Arg. a chiefe G. surtout a bend B. a labell of 3ermyne | |
Lozengy arg. and G. | Fitz-William. |
Ex latereboreali. | |
Empaled. Chequy d’or and G. a bendlet B. | |
Empaled. Lozengy arg. and G. | Fitz-William. |
B. a crosse patonce arg. | |
Party p. pale G. and sa. a lyon rampant arg. crownedd’or | |
Arg: 3 water-pots covered G. a border sa. bezanty | Monboucher. |
Empaled. Arg. a chiefe G. over all a bend B. | |
Empaled. Party p, pale G. & sa. a lyon rampantarg. crowned d’or | |
Arg. a chevron betw: 3 pots covered G. a border sa.bezanty | |
Arg. a chiefe G. surtout a bend B. a labell of 3d’or | |
Barry of 6 arg. and G. a bend engrayled d’or | |
Crumwell with a labell of 3 ermyne | |
In Fenestrisutrimq. supra portas Australem et Borealem. Orate pro a’ia Radulphi nuper D’ni de Crumwell& Tateshale Thesaurarij Angliæ, et fundatoris hujusCollegij. The Roode Loft, 1524 | |
G. a saltier arg. a file with 3 lambeaux B. | Nevile. |
Lozengy sa. and erm. on a chiefe sa. 3 lillies arg. | Wainflet |
Wainflet Ep’usWinton cujus insignia sculptata sup. utranq. porticum in saxo.
Thomas Howard gen. & Beatrix consors ejus vitriaverunt fenestram borealem in honore s’cæ Catherinæ, cujus passio ib’dm.
Empaled. Arg. a chevron chequy d’or & G betw 3 flesh-hookes sa,
Empaled. B. a fesse betw. 3 storkes arg.
Arg. a chevron betw. 3 catherine wheels d’or
Deyncourt sup. portam collegii.
Sup. crucem in foro ville Crumwell & Tateshall paling Deyncourt & p. se 3.
Gravestones in the Church.
Hic jacet Thomas Gibbon Artium Liberalium M’gr. Rector nuper de Wiberton Socius & precentor hujus collegij qui obijt 16º. die mensis Januarij An’o D’ni 1506 cujus &c.
Another.
Orate pro a’ia D’ni Henr. Porter capti quondam Socij Collegij de Tateshall ac præcentor ejusdem Eccl’ie, qui obijt 12º. die Martij An’o D’ni 1519.
Another.
Hic jacet Edwardus Okey nup. unus sex clericorum hujus Collegij qui obijt 29 die Januarij An’o D’ni 1519, cujus &c.
In Insula Australi.
Hic jacet Ric’us English artium liberalium Mgr. socius ac p’centor huj. Collegij & Vicarius Eccl’iæ de Burwell qui obijt 27º. die Martij A’o D’ni 1522.
Another.
Orate pro a’ia M’ri Rob’ti Sudbury sacræ Theologiæ Baccalaureus nuper Rector . . . ac quondam p’centor & socius hujus Collegij qui obijt 19º. Decembris An’o 1482.
Under the arched worke of the Partition betw. the Chancell and the body of the Church, this,
Orate pro a’ia Rob’ti de Whalley . . . hujus collegij qui hoc opus fieri fecit A’o D’ni 1528. cujus a’ie p’pitietur Deus. Amen.
Within a Chapel on the North side, a fayre flat Marble, on which this Epitaph,
Have mercy on the soule [good Lord] we thee pray
Of Edward Hevyn, lay’d here in sepulture,
W’ch to thine honour this chappel did array
With ceeling, desk, perclose and pourtrayture,
And paviment of marble long to endure.
Servant of late to the excellent Princesse
Mother to King Henry, of Richmond Countesse.The Armes on the Gravestone are
Empaled. A chevron betw. 3 boares heades couped, having so many pomeis in their mouths; on the chevron a cresc . . . Hevyn
Empaled. A chevron betw. 3 bulls heades . . . Hevyn
Harleian MS. No. 6829. p. 184–189.
[96] “One of the Cromwelle’s builded a preaty turret caullid the Tour of the Moore; and thereby he made a faire greate ponde or lake, brickid about. The lake is commonly caullid the Synkker.” Leland’s Itinerarium, vi. 58.
[98] By some called Bind, by others Clunch Clay.