Secular Iconography
SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY
Coins/Seals, general
Seals, 11th to 16th centuries
Stamps
Books/Printing
Bilderbogen/block books
Title-pages
Without decoration
Title surrounded by appropriate emblems/allegories
With coats-of-arms
With inset picture
Frontispiece and dedications
Title on illusionistic scroll, etc.
Title surrounded by appropriate scenes
Title incorporated into large picture
Title incorporated into architecture
Title surrounded by grotesques or fanciful decoration
Printers' marks
England
France
German lands
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Book-plates
Book-bindings
Humanist printing
Printing, 15th-century German
Printing, miscellaneous
Printed lettering
Advertisements/Posters
Allegories
'Encyclopaedic' Cycles
General
Cambridge, Gonville and Caius MS 428
Ghent, University Library, Cod. 92
Florence, Sta. Maria Novella
Perugia, Pisano fountain
Padua, Riccio Easter candlestick
Rouen Cathedral, Portail des Libraires
Saint Denis, fountain
Sens Cathedral
Siena Cathedral
Milan, Trivulzio candlestick
Vienna, Nationalbibliothek Cod. 2608
Florence, Campanile
General views
Upper west: planets
Lower west: Old Testament scenes
Upper north: sacraments
Lower north: artes
Upper east: artes liberales
Lower east: artes
Upper south: virtues
Lower south: artes
Sculptures and door
Rimini, Tempio Malatestiano
Chapel of St Sigismund
Virtues
Angels
Shieldbearers
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the relics
Piero della Francesca, Portrait of Malatesta
Apostles
Chapel of St Michael
Angels
Miscellaneous
Chapel of St Jerome
Planets
Zodiac
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the Artes Liberales
Artes
Sciences
Muses
Miscellaneous
Chapel of the sacrament (chapel of the children's games)
Cella della Vergine Consolatrice
Chapel of the Madonna dell'Acqua
Sibyls
Ancestors
Miscellaneous
General views of the interior
Exterior and comparative material
Maerten de Vos, drawings
Four continents
Four ages
Civic allegories
Emblems
Virtues
Artes
London, Albert Memorial
Allegorical Cycles
Barnsley Park
Brussels, Bibliothèque Royale, cod. 9550
Burton Agnes Hall
Florence, Palazzo Scala
The Hague, Mauritshuis
Hopetoun, Linlithgow
Quedlinburg, tapestry, marriage of Mercury and philosophy
Rome, Castel Sant'Angelo, Sala Paolina
Rome, Palazzo Firenze
Stein am Rhein, Haus zum roten Ochsen, Haus zum weißen Adler
Venice, Giovanni Bellini
Venice, Sala del Collegio, Veronese
Vienna, Kunsthistorisches Museum, tapestries
Miscellaneous
Personal Allegories
General
Ancient
Personal allegories, manuscripts
Italy
Rulers
Noblemen, ecclesiastics etc.
Authors, artists etc.
England
France
François I
Henri IV
Louis XIV
Rulers, miscellaneous
Noblemen, ecclesiastics, artists etc.
Miscellaneous
Germany
Rulers
Noblemen, ecclesiastics, artists etc.
Low Countries
Spain
Oriental
Allegories, unidentified
Personifications
Abstinentia
Abundantia
Census
Miscellaneous
Abuse
Adoratio
Adventure
Aeternitas
Affability
Aiuto
Allegrezza
Amicitia
Amor
Amor di virtù
Amor divinus
Fermezza d'amore
Origine d'amore
Riconciliatione d'amore
Amplitudo publica
Anima piacevole
Anima ragionevole e beata
Annona
Apprensiva
Archaeologia
Architettura militare
Artificio
Assiduita
Auctoritas
Autexergasia
Beatitudine--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY: Eight Beatitudes
Bellezza
Benevolentia
Benificentia
Benignitas
Bontà
Boredom
Botany
Bugia
Calamita
Calumnia
Candor
Capriccio
Carestia
Castigo
Bona causa
Cecita delle mente
Celerita
Chiarezza
Chirurgia
Clementia
Cognitio dei
Compassion
Commerce
Bad company
Compuntione
Concordia
Confidenza
Confusion
Congeniality
Conscientia
Conservatione
Consideration
Consilium
Constantia
Consuetudo
Contemplatio
Contento
Continentia
Contrasto
Contumacia
Conversione
Copia
Corruttella
Courage
Credito
Cruelty
Cupidity
Curiosità
Custodia tuta
Cybernetics
Dance
Dazio
Debilitas
Debit
Decoro
Deficiency
Demos
Desiderium
Desperatio
Destiny
Detraction
Devotion
Diffidentia dei
Dignità
Digiuno
Dilectio
Diligentia
Diplomacy
Discordia
Discretion
Disegno
Disgrazia
Dispreggio
Divinitas
Doctrine
Dolor
Dominio
Dovizia
Drama
Ebrietas—see Bacchanal; Drinking
Elemosina
Elettione
Eloquentia
Equitas
Error
Erudition
Essercitio
Ethica
Eventus
Exile
Experientia
Fama
Allegories
Triumph
With image of famous person
With/writing inscription
Bad Fame
Miscellaneous
Single figure
Half-length
Seated
Standing
Flying
Covered in ears/eyes/tongues
On horseback
With globe
Without trumpet
Fames--see Hunger
Fatigue
Fatum
Fear--see Pavor
Feconditas
Felicitas
Fever
Fidelitas
Fiducia
Fine
Firmitudine
Fishing
Flagello di Dio
Flattery
Foedus
Folly
Forbearance
Freedom
Freedom of Speech
Fraus
Frugalitas
Fulguratio
Furor
Furor poeticus
Furto
Gaudium
Gelosia
Generosity
Giuditio
Gloria
Grassezza
Gratia
Gratia Dei
Gratitude
Good news
Happiness
Harmonia
Health
Hilaritas publica/pontificia
Hippocresia
Historia
Honesty--see Modestia, Sincerity
Honour
Horticulture
Hospitality
Hostilitas
Humanitas
Humilitas
Hunger
Hypocrisy--see Hippocresia
Hunting
Ichonografia
Idleness--see also Vices: Acedia
Idolatry
Ignavia
Ignorantia
Illusion
Imaginatione
Imitatio
Immortality
Impossibility
Impudentia
Inconstantia
Independence
Indocilità
Induciae
Industria
Inertia
Infidelitas
Infirmitas
Inganno
Ingegno
Inimicitia
Injustitia
Innocentia
Inquietudo
Insanitas
Insidia
Inspiratio
Integrity
Intellectus
Intelligenza
Intemperantia
Intrepidità
Inventione
Investigatione
Irresolution
Iuventus
Jocus
Joy--see Gaudium
Judicium
Jurisprudence
Knowledge
Labor
Largitas
Lascivia
Latri
Laus
League
Lex
Liberalitas
Libertas
Libero Arbitrio
Light
Loquacita
Magnanimitas
Magnificence
Maestas
Malattia
Maledicenza
Malignitas
Mansuetudine
Maternity
Matrimonial chastity
Meditatione
Memoria
Mendacity
Mensura
Merito
Metanoia
Milicia
Mint
Mirth
Miseratio
Misericordia (cf. Psalm 85)
Moderatio
Modestia
Monarchy
Moneta
Mundus
Municipality
Munificence
Natura
Natural understanding
Human nature
Navigatio--see also Artes Mechanicae
Necessita
Negligentia
Nobilitas
Numismatics
Obtrectatio
Occasio
Cycle
Miscellaneous
Odium
Oeconomia
Operatione
Opulentia—see Riches
Ossequio
Otium
Paganism
Parsimonia
Particeps
Patientia
Patriotism
Pavor
Pax
Single figure
Complex allegories (cf. Psalm 85)
With Abundantia/Concordia
Peccato
Pecunia
Perfettione
Perfidia
Periculum
Persecutio
Perseverantia
Pertinacia
Pestilentia
Piacere
Pietas
Pity
Pleasure and pain
Poena dei
Poison
Politics
Pompa
Potestas
Poverty--see also Riches
Praedestinatio
Praemium
Precedenza
Printing
Prodigalità
Progress
Prosperity
Providentia
Publicity
Pudicitia
Pulchritudo--see Bellezza
Punitio
Puritas
Quaestura
Quies
Ratio
Rebellion
Reciprocity
Regimen
Religio
Res publica
Rest
Riches (and Poverty)
Rivalita
Rumour—see Fama
Sagacity
Salus
Sanitas
Sapientia
Sapientia divina
Sapientiae emolumenta
Turris sapientiae
Satire
Scientia
Secrecy
Security
Seductio
Senectus
Sensibility
Sensuality
Sententia
Servitus
Severitas
Silentium (see also Tacita)
Simplicitas
Sincerity
Slander—see Calumnia
Sobriety
Solitude
Sorrow and Sadness
Sors
Sovereignty
Speech (parts of)
Spia
Splendour
Statecraft
Sterilitas
Studio
Stultitia
Superstitio
Supplication
Suspicio
Tacita (see also Silentium)
Temeritas
Tenacità
Theologia
Theory and practice
Time
Timor Dei
Tolerantia
Tragedy
Tranquility
Transience (see also Vanitas)
Translatio
Transport
Tribulatio
Typography
Tyranny
Unione civile
Unity
Bona valetudo--see Health
Valore
Vanitas--see separate category at end of Personifications
Vanity (not Vanitas)
Velocity
Vengeance
Venustas
Veritas--see separate category at end of Personifications
Victory
Vigilantia
Virginity
Virility
Vis
Vita activa/vita contemplativa
Volontà
Voluptas
Currialis voluptas (selfish love of family)
Wealth
Will
Yearning
Zeal
Vanitas
Female personifications
Without urn, mirror or wings
With mirror
With urn
With wings
Homo bulla
Male personifications
Scholars and saints
Portraits and self-portraits--see PORTRAITS
Hay wain
Still life--see SOCIAL LIFE, Still life
Miscellaneous
Veritas
Miscellaneous
Truth and falsehood
Truth and justice
Vanitas/veritas
Time and truth
General/with other allegories (cf. Psalm 85)
Time frees truth
Time carries truth aloft
Time unveiling truth
Time and truth: notes
Virtus
Census
Miscellaneous
Virtù heroica
Virtù guerriera
Virtues
Triumph of virtue
Crowning of virtue
Path of virtue, etc.
Ladder of virtue
Virtues: de sex aliis cherubim
Virtues--various
Cycles
Engravings
Other media
Theological virtues
Cycles
With their mother, Sophia
Fides
Spes
Caritas
With 1 or 2 children
With 3 or more children
Suckling child
River-god type
'Anna Selbdritt' type
Without children
Misericordia type
Offprints
Adaptations
In various allegorical contexts
Caritas Romana
Cardinal Virtues
Cycles
Fortitude
Justice
Single figure
Single figure: medals
With other allegorical figures (cf. Psalm 85)
Allegories
Miscellaneous
Adaptations
Prudence
One-faced
With mirror
With serpent(s)
Only
With dove
With lion or column
With lance
Without serpent(s)
With book
With hart or stag
With cornucopia
With dividers or compass
With sieve and coffin
With sword
Without mirror
With serpent(s)
Only
With dove
With book
With dividers or compass
Miscellaneous personifications
Miscellaneous allegories
Two-faced
Three-faced
Temperance
Monastic Virtues
Cycles
Poverty
Obedience
Chastity
Virtues of the Christian
The virtues reconciled
Vices
Cycles
Acedia
Avaritia
Gula
Invidia
Ira
Luxuria
Superbia
Vice: general
Triumph of Vice
Virtues and Vices
Cycles
Prudentius illustrations
Combat of virtue and vice (psychomachia)
Virtue trampling on vice
Regensburg tapestry
Miscellaneous
Schemata
Cycles
Ramon Lull, Arbor scientiae
Peter of Poitiers, Arbores historiarum
Philosophical
Schemata of the artes (Arbor scientiae)
Tree of Porphyry
Logical diagrams
Kindred
Genealogical trees
Trees of consanguinity/affinity
Miscellaneous
Trees of faith
Trees of virtues and vices
Rotae religionis
Rota of the paternoster
Rotary, miscellaneous
Arboreal, miscellaneous
Various layouts
Philosophical Systems
Arts
Classifications of the Arts, General
Scientia
Mechanica
Disciplina
Theory and Practice
Inventors of the Arts
Adam
Children of Lamech
Arbor Scientiae
Miscellaneous
Cycles—various arrangements
Four Faculties
Triumph of Philosophy
Triumph of Sciences
Miscellaneous
Artes Liberales
Cycles
Trivium & Quadrivium only
Trivium & Quadrivium with Philosophia
Trivium & Quadrivium with unorthodox additions/substitutions
In unusual allegorical/narrative contexts
Cycles of Artes liberales & mechanicae combined
Individual
Trivium
Grammatica
Rhetorica
Dialectica
Quadrivium
Arithmetica
Geometrica
Musica
Astronomia (and Astrologia)
Miscellaneous
Theologia
Philosophia
Poesia
Artes Practicae
Politica
Oeconomia
Ethica
Artes Mechanicae, Scholastic series
Cycles
Agricultura
Armatura
Lanificium
Medicina
Navigatio
Theatrica
Venatio
Artes Mechanicae, subdivisions of Armatura
Sculptura, Pictura, Architectura in combination
Sculptura
Pictura
Architectura
Ars Fabrilis
Miscellaneous
Allegories of Art
Patronage
Struggles and Progress of Young Artist
Allegories of Deserved Success
Artist and Fame (Hoogstraten)
Art and Fame
Art and Nature
Ut pictura poesis
Pittura and disegno, her father
Allegories of Artists {see also Personal Allegories
Allegory of Art (Carducho)
Academies of design (allegorical) {see also SOCIAL LIFE
Painting admitted to the liberal arts
The arts protected
The arts attacked/art and war
Destruction of the arts (Giovanni da San Giovanni)
Miscellaneous
Symbols
Anchor
Anvil
Apple
Arrow
Balance
Ball
Bandage over mouth
Bay tree
Bear
Bed
Beehive and Bees
Bell
Birds
Blindfold
Boar
Book
Bread
Breast
Bridle
Bubbles
Bugles
Bull
Butterfly and Moth
Caduceus
Camel
Candle
Carnation
Chameleon
Chess(board)
Children
Circle
Claw
Clock
Cloud
Club
Cockerel
Column
Comedy
Compasses
Coral
Corn
Cornucopia
Cradle
Crescent
Cross
Crossbow
Crossroads
Crow
Crucible
Cube
Death's head
Diamond
Dog
Drowning
Eagle
Ears--see Eyes and ears
Egg
Elephant
Ermine
Eyes and ears
Fascio
Feet and legs
Fish, fishing line
Flame, fire, fireworks
Flower
Fountain
Gag over mouth
Globe
Grapes
Grass
Hair
Hands
Head
Heart
Hedgehog
Hen
Herb
Horse
Hourglass
Human limbs
Hunchback
Insects, invertebrates
Keys
Labyrinth
Ladder
Lamb
Lamp, lantern
Level
Lightning
Lily
Lions
Lock
Mandala
Mask
Matrix
Measuring rod
Mirror
Monastery
Money
Monkey
Moon
Nimbus
Oak
Olive
Palm branch
Pen
Phoenix
Pitcher
Pomegranate
Plumb line
Purse
Rainbow
Ram's head
Rape plant
Reins--see Bridle
Ring
Rock
Rose
Rope
Rudder
Scales--see Balance
Sceptre
Saddle
Shell
Shield
Ship
Sieve
Snail
Spectators
Square
Stage
Star
Stilts
Sun
Sunflower
Swastika
Sword
Temple
Thistle
Throne
Tongue
Torch
Tortoise
Tower
Tree
Triangle
Trident
Trumpet
Tulip
Vine, vineyard
Washing
Wash-basin
Wasps
Watering of plants
Wheel
Windmill
Winged orb
Wings
Y
Yoke
Antique Roman military insignia
Imprese
Cycles
Carafa
Este and Gonzaga
Farnese
Medici
Academic
Miscellaneous
Devices
Figures from Tervarent, Présence de Virgile dans l'Art (1967)
Oxburgh hangings
Coats of Arms
Cities/Countries
Of individuals and families
British
French
German
Royal/Imperial
Aristocratic/bourgeois
Ecclesiastic
Humanists and artists
Italian
Albani
Aldobrandini
Barberini
Barbo
Bessarion
Borghese
Chigi
Colonna
Cornaro
Este
Farnese
Gondi
Gonzaga
Lambertini
Medici
Odescalchi
Pamphilij
Rangone
Rovere
Rucellai
Sforza
Spinola
Strozzi
Visconti
Identified, miscellaneous
Unidentified, miscellaneous
Low Countries
Spain
Switzerland
Islamic
Unidentified
Treatises
Proverbs
Cycles
German
'Silence is golden'
'As the old sing, so the young pipe'
Washing the Ethiopian
The world upside down
Miscellaneous
Emblems
Crispin de Passe album
'Les regrés et deuil de la reine mère'
Miscellaneous
Riddles/Rebuses
Images to be read
Figured poetry
Riddle of Nijmegen
Miscellaneous
Exempla
Memory/Ars Memorandi
Rhetorica christiana, Rome 1579
Robert Fludd
Designs for memorising
Natura Animalis
Senses
Four, or fewer
Cycles
Five
Cycles
Individual
Sight
Touch
Hearing
Smell
Taste
Ways of Life
Rich vs. poor
Arcadian Life
Illustrations to Sidney's Arcadia
Tapestries, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna
Giorgione, Tempesta
Miscellaneous
'Et in Arcadia Ego'
Allegories of Man
Allegories of Education
Allegories of Life
Fons Vitae
Tabula Cebetis
Cycles
General
Dance of Life
Miscellaneous
Cycle of Life, Death, Reincarnation
The Ages
Cycles
Three Ages
Four Ages
Five Ages
Six Ages
Seven Ages
Ten Ages
Twelve Ages
Single Ages
Youth
Old age
Youth and Age
Miscellaneous
Fortuna
Census
Cycles
Wheel of fortune
With people on wheel
Without people on wheel
With cornucopia
With rudder
Without rudder
With sail/veil
Only
With globe/ball
Without globe/ball
On ship
On fish or shell
With miscellaneous attributes
Globe or ball (without sail)
Bridle
Horse
Rudder (without cornucopia
With other personifications or deities
Lotto
Mercury
Mercury abducting Fortune/Happiness
Poverty/Envy
Prudence/Wisdom
Virtus
Various
With many arms
With black and white face
Good and bad
Chased or captured
The tree of fortune
Distributing gifts
Triumph of fortune
Symbols
Adaptations
Miscellaneous
Infortuna
Occasio
Sleep
Miscellaneous
Waking up
Dream
Nightmare
The Soul
Cycles
Weighing of souls
Chariot of the Soul
Garden of Souls
Soul, with memory, intelligence and free will
Departed soul, soul separated from body
Miscellaneous
Death
Ars Moriendi
Cycles
Miscellaneous
Memento Mori
Putto with skull
Youth, Innocence and Death
Skull
Portraits with skull, clock or hourglass
Skeleton
Corpse
Miscellaneous
Miraculous preservation of corpse
Miscellaneous
Inheritance/Wills/etc.
Allegories
Personifications
Genius of death/sleep—see GODS & MYTHS Genius of death
Memorial pictures
With Sin and Satan
With Virtue
With Time
With Christ
With St Francis
In the mouth of Hell
Death triumphing (cf. Triumph of Death)
With Love
Miscellaneous
Various aspects
As skeleton
As young man
On bull
As carpenter
As archer
On horseback
In Mouth of Hell
Life and Death
Death and man
Death and woman
Death and loving couple
Death and love
Death and the family/the ages
Death and child
Death and the alchemist
Death and the fool
Death and the pilgrim
Death and the poet
Death and drinkers/death at the feast
Death and the priest
Death and the miser
Death and the huntsman
Death and the warrior
Death and the woodcutter
Death and various professions and trades
Death and the social order
Battle against death
Playing chess with death
Fighting with death
Death and the poor
Passage of dead to the underworld
Miscellaneous allegories
The Three Living and the Three Dead
Images of Death & the Dead
Suicide
Murder
Corpse
Elegies
Memorial pictures
Death-bed
Triumph of Death (see also LITERATURE Petrarch)
Palermo, Palazzo Sclafani
Campo Santo, Pisa
Burton Agnes Hall
Pieter Brueghel
Miscellaneous
Dance of Death
15th-century woodcuts
Basler Totentanz
La Chaise-Dieu
St Mary, Beram
Bernt Notke, St Nicholas, Talinn
St Stefano, near Pinzolo
Marienkirche, Lübeck
Holbein
Rubens, after Holbein
Miscellaneous
Funeral Ceremonies
Oriental
Egyptian
Greek
Roman
Etruscan
Ancient funerary banquets
Census
Miscellaneous
Laying out of body
Mourners
Miscellaneous
Christian
Lying in state
Funeral procession
Funeral oration
Mass of the dead
Burial
Specific funerals
William of Orange
Elizabeth I
Agostino Carracci
Archduke Albert
Pope Gregory XV
Archduchess Isabella
Duke of Wellington
Miscellaneous
Catafalques
England
France
German lands
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Tombs, Ancient
Mass graves
Mausoleum
Census
Miscellaneous
Urns
Census
Miscellaneous
Tombs, general
Cemeteries
Epitaphs--see RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY, Memorial paintings
Sketches/reconstructions
Imaginary/allegorical
Virgil's tomb
Ovid's tomb (Tomb of the Nasonii)
Roman funerary monuments, altars and reliefs
Census
Miscellaneous
Ancient tombs, miscellaneous
Egyptian
Middle Eastern
Persian
Chinese
Celtic
Greek
Stelai, single figures
Stelai, groups
Sarcophagi
Attic grave, Lecythos
Miscellaneous
Hellenistic
Nemrut Dagi, Antiochus I
Etruscan
Tombstones
Tombs
Sarcophagi
Roman
Stelae
Sepulchral monuments
Funerary portrait busts and sculpture
Portrait busts from Palmyrene tombs
Sarcophagi
Census
Miscellaneous
Claudia Antonia Sabina
Asian type
Strigil type
Early Christian and Medieval Sarcophagi
Early Christian
Census
Arles
France outside Arles
Milan
Ravenna
Rome
Lateran Museum
Terme, churches, palaces etc.
Vatican
Various locations
Medieval
Early Christian stelae
Jewish sarcophagi
Post-classical period
Rulers and immediate families
Italy
Milan
Naples
Rimini
Tuscany
Verona
Venice
Miscellaneous
Savoy
France
German lands
Great Britain
Portugal
Spain
Miscellaneous countries
Popes
Adrian VI
Alexander VI
Alexander VII
Clement II
Clement IV
Clement VIII
Clement X
Clement XI
Eugenius IV
John XXIII
Gregory X
Gregory XIII
Innocent VIII
Innocent XII
Julius II
Leo X
Martin V
Nicholas V
Paul II
Paul III
Pius II
Pius III
Sixtus IV
Sixtus V (catafalque)
Urban VI
Urban VIII
Miscellaneous
Cardinals
Ecclesiastics
Bishops, Italian
Bishops, German and Austrian
Bishops, other countries
Abbesses
Monks and clerics
Artists and architects
Scholars and teachers
Soldiers and sailors
Italian: Specific families
Bardi
Baroncelli
Bolognetti
Carafa
Ilaria del Carretto
De Caro/Cacace
Medici
Marco Polo
Sassetti
General
Italian: General
With equestrian figure
With memento mori/ skeleton imagery
With effigy lying in state ( and ‘camera funebre’)
With effigy: slabs or freestanding, not wall-tombs
With ‘activated’ effigy
With a praying image of the deceased
Integrating ancient sarcophagi
Without Effigy
With busts or images of the deceased in profile
Miscellaneous
British tombs
Unidentified
London
Greater
Charlton
Chelsea
Finsbury Charterhouse
Fulham
Greenwich
Putney
Southwark
City
Public Record Office
Churches
St Bartholomew the Great
Christ Church Spitalfields
St Dunstan-in-the-West
St Giles-in-the-Fields
St Helen's Bishopsgate
St Olave's
Temple
St Paul's Cathedral
Naval commanders
Collingwood
Nelson
Miscellaneous
Military commanders
Miscellaneous
Westminster
St Margaret's
Westminster Abbey
Royalty
Eleanor of Castile
Richard II and Anne of Bohemia
Henry III
Edward III
Henry V
Henry VII and Elizabeth of York
Margaret Beaufort
Not royalty
Earl of Mansfield
Duke of Newcastle
Sir Isaac Newton
Sir Henry Norris
Lady Elizabeth Nightingale
Matthew Prior
James Thomson
Thomas Thynne
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Francis Vere
Admiral Vernon
Admiral Wager
Sir Peter Warren
William de Valence, Earl of Pembroke
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Westhide
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Tong
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Elmley Castle
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Anon, ca 1640
Freake
Moore
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Montgomery
Whitchurch
Designs and sketches for British tombs