Highways and Byways in Cambridge and Ely - John William Edward Conybeare

Mors Mortis Morti mortem nisi morte dedisset
Æternæ Vitæ janua clausa foret.

["Except the Death of Death Death's death by death had been
Ne'er would Eternal Life with door unshut be seen.">[

And in the church of Fen Stanton, low down amid the Ouse meadows near St. Ives, is the following ancient rebus (also hard by the Priest's Door):

I.e.—Quos Anguis dirus tristi mulcedine pavit
Hos Sanguis mirus Christi dulcedine lavit.

["Whom the dire Serpent fouls with poisonous food
Christ washeth in His sweet and wondrous Blood.">[

A variant of these lines is to be seen in the Alpine sanctuary of Champéry near the Lake of Geneva.

Abbeys:
Barnwell, [10], [160]
Chatteris, [390]
Crowland, [137], [393]
Denny, [30], [298]
Ely, [302]-341, [345]-376
Peterborough, [373], [390], [394]
Ramsey, [75], [198], [279], [310], [392], [410]
Soham, [178]
Thorney, [392], [396]
Abbey Barn, [161]
Abington, [203]
Adams, Prof., [266]
"Ad eundem," [265]
Adventurers, [403]
Adwulf, [304]
Agincourt, [184]
Aidan, St., [175]
Akeman Street, [252], [258], [295]
Alan of Walsingham, [329], [345], [356], [360], [362], [366], [373]
Alcock, Bp., [146], [283], [332], [376], [418]
Aldreth, [283], [295], [316]
Alfred the Etheling, [314]
Alfred the Great, [11], [38], [169], [183], [213]
Alum, [92]
Ambulatory, [366]
Ancarig, [392]
Andrewes, Bp., [342]
Andrew, St., Oratory of, [161]
Anna, King, [303]
Archdeacon of Ely, [282]
Armeswerke, [306]
Arnold, Matthew, [268]
Arrington, [258]
Artesian, [260]
Ashwell, [248]
Ashwell Bush, [236]
Assandun, [205], [313]
Assize of Barnwell, [161]
Athelney, [308]
Audley End, [234]
Audrey's Fair, St., [307]
Augustine, St., [38], [303]
Augustinians, [11], [158]