Identifier: queenscollege01magr (find matches)
Title: The Queen's College
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Magrath, John Richard, 1839-1930
Subjects: Queen's College (University of Oxford)
Publisher: Oxford : The Clarendon Press
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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folds of sheep aredepicted, three dogs held in leash by the bishop guard them andface three wolves which approach them ; the leash is inscribed Tamquam ligati, tame liberi; ^ the sheep in the nearest fold arebranded A. H. * A man with a spade and pickaxe, a woman ^ They were affixed to the south wall of the old Inner Chapel. (Wood,Hist, and Antiq., I60, 16I.) After its destruction they were kept in the Collegemuniment room till the beginning of the present century, when they were placedin their present position. * To give light to them that are in darkness.^ As bound, yet free. Not in Vulgate. * What these letters stand for is uncertain. It might be for Agni Henrici,Henrys lambs. That they are repeated on more than one sheep is slightlyagainst their being the initials of the engraver, though the R. H. in Airays brass,in a similar position, almost certainly are the initials of Richard Haydock. (Seenote on Richard Haydock, p. 239, at the end of the chapter.) Mr. Haines, in his PLATE XIX
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