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Thursday, 13th June, 1912
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 May 2010
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page 304 note 1 The church of St. Francis at Assist, one of the few completely vaulted examples of Tuscan Gothic building's without aisles, has the same circular turret-like buttresses as at Albi. This idea of construction is represented in Cyprus by the church of St. Catherine, Nicosia, only the buttress supports are octagonal in plan instead of semicircular.
page 317 note 1 Vita S. Petri Thomne; Acta SS. 29 Januar.
page 320 note 1 Above, p. 3; Archaeologia, lxiii, p. 1.
page 322 note 1 Illustrated Catalogue of Loan Collection of Portraits, Oxford, 1905, dated portraits nos. 26 and 32.
page 322 note 2 I am not quite sure if no. 2 is a calf or a sheep. No. 7 also, if a dog, is a very queer one.
page 323 note 1 1657. Christ. Jay, Mayor Norwich.—Blomfield's Norfolk, iii. 402.
1677. 19 Jan. Motion that no more freemen should be admitted till the election of a Parliament man for a place void by death of Christopher Jay, Esq., be past.—W. Rye, Extracts from Court books City of Norwich, 1666–1688.
Burgesses in Parliament, 1661. Parl. at Westm. Christopher Jay, Alderman, Francis Covey, Esq., recorder, both died.—Blomfield, p. 421.
Arms gu. on a beud engrailed ar. 3 roses of field seeded or.
page 323 note 2 Proceedings, xxi. 478.
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