[17] Richard II.
[18] A culverin.
[19] Dugdale says these were jewels, hanging over the forehead, on bodkins, thrust through the hair.
[20] Pale or peach-colored rubies.
[21] This effigy is referred to by Walpole, in his Anecdotes of Painting, vol. i. p. 37.
Transcriber’s Notes:
No. CXIX. ends with the phrase “The symptoms” as is presented in the original text.