Effigy of a medieval knight
thought to be a local landowner.
The old church, which was much larger, contained the
mutilated effigy
of a man in armor, with his sword sheathed.
In the east end of the south aisle, dating from the late 13th century, is a
recumbent effigy
in stone.
Effigy mounds
national an artist who us to the.
In south transept: purbeck
marble effigy
of a slender lady wearing a wimple.
Effigyy for the guy children make
life-sized effigies
of guy fawkes which are called guys, to put onto the bonfires.
Effigyor the prince himself, she reportedly made
wax effigies
of him and stuck pins into them!
Effigy of a priest
dated c. 1300.
Late into the 20th century they continued to
burn an effigy
of the pope in lewes in sussex.
An
alabaster effigy
with long aristocratic features, like a horse's.
South wall:
stone effigy
of late 14thc against wall.
Effigyhe north chapel is one of the finest
monumental effigies
in wales.
Effigye are early mauleverer
tomb effigies
from the old church.
Effigy of a man
in armor, with his sword sheathed.
Here it lies, in the council yard down at belle isle, like a
carved effigy
on a packing case sarcophagus.
Wooden effigy
one other feature of note is a carving of the " green man " in the south arcade.
There is also a 13th
century effigy
of a woman on the sill of the south window.
Effigye are three stone
medieval effigies
on display in the history area.
James sought to mint his way out of trouble by forging coins
bearing an effigy
of himself.
The church
contains a fine effigy
of the founder.
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