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Title: Of angells
Author: Tipping, William ?
Date(s): 169- or 170- ?
Manuscript: Lt 50
Contents: On angels as Christ's agents upon earth; religious. Followed by a prose note: "Noe sooner having finisht this chapter of angells but a suddaine sicknes seised on mee and I was readie to fainte and much troubled in minde".
Denomination: angel
Date(s): 1509 - 1547
Issuer/creator: Henry VIII of England
Material: gold
Denomination: angel
Date(s): 1553 - 1558
Issuer/creator: Mary I of England
Material: gold alloy
Denomination: Angel
Date(s): 1641
Issuer/creator: Charles I
Place: London, Tower Mint
Material: gold
Title: My angell gardian
Author: Tipping, William ?
Date(s): 169- or 170- ?
Manuscript: Lt 50
Contents: Religious poem on guardian angels and how they have been sent to guide him, finally, safely into heaven
Title: My angell gardian
Author: Tipping, William ?
Date(s): 169- or 170- ?
Manuscript: Lt 50
Contents: Religious poem on guardian angels and how they have been sent to guide him, finally, safely into heaven
An angel and a grotesque (fol. 19v)
[ca. 142-?]
The historiated border includes an angel blowing a bagpipe-type instrument, and a grotesque with a man's upper body attached to the body of a four-legged animal carrying a carafe.
Angel making music (fol. 17r)
[ca. 142-?]
The historiated border includes an angel in a cloud playing a hurdy-gurdy, a monk carrying a processional cross, and a running man with a long candle.
Jacob wrestling the angel (fol. 223r)
[ca. 1260]
The first initial 'E' encloses the scene of Jacob wrestling the angel, and the second initial 'E' has David playing the bells.
The hierarchie of the blessed angells : Their names, orders and offices
Heywood, Thomas (1574-1641)
1635
A poem in 9 books, each preceded by an argument in verse and an engraved plate, and followed by observations in prose and "A meditation" in verse. Includes a celebrated reference to Shakespeare and ...